Carrots are easy to grow, and their vitamins add value to our meals. Sow carrot seeds directly in raised beds with well-drained and moist soil. Besides the orange roots, there are also white, yellow, and purple varieties.
Cauliflower prefers cooler temperatures, so August's weather is perfect for it. Keep cauliflower seeds indoors for a few weeks before transplanting them. They like plenty of sunlight and well-draining soil for growth.
Radishes are another fast-growing option in August. They come in a variety of shapes and colors that can add fun to salads. Radish seeds are sown directly in the soil, and they consistently need moisture.
Tomatoes are a staple in Indian cooking and do well in the monsoon season. Choose varieties known for disease resistance and plant them in a sunny spot with good air circulation. They need support while growing.
Lettuce loves the cool and moist conditions of August. There are many varieties to choose from, so you can enjoy them all season long. Sow lettuce seeds directly in your garden and keep the soil evenly moist.
While broccoli enjoys cooler weather, you can sow the seeds indoors in August and transplant them to your garden in a few weeks for a winter harvest. It prefers good sun exposure and well-drained soil.