11 Crops To Grow In September, No Matter Where You Live

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  • @thisjohn1
    @thisjohn1 2 місяці тому +372

    Carrots, cilantro, cucumber, beets, Brussel sprouts, lettuce, cauliflower, radish, spinach, viola

    • @midnull6009
      @midnull6009 Місяць тому +3

      cucumbers?

    • @sharontaylor148
      @sharontaylor148 Місяць тому +1

      In a heated greenhouse.

    • @halywarrior
      @halywarrior Місяць тому +3

      @@midnull6009 LOL, i was just about to ask this same thing. my cucumber plant has tapped out for the season

    • @erinobrien8793
      @erinobrien8793 Місяць тому

      @@midnull6009probably in the southern growing regions.

    • @onniegranados8489
      @onniegranados8489 Місяць тому

      Brussels sprouts get eaten by cabbage moth worrms where I live in Idaho.

  • @LewisCawte
    @LewisCawte 2 місяці тому +343

    I'm still impressed by this channel's ability to post videos from the future.

    • @epicgardening
      @epicgardening  2 місяці тому +125

      UA-cam gave us an early access future-posting feature :)

    • @rootelation486
      @rootelation486 2 місяці тому +8

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @adrizentefis8223
      @adrizentefis8223 2 місяці тому +2

      😂

    • @ErinGoerss
      @ErinGoerss 2 місяці тому +9

      I was like wait, what day is it? 😂

    • @3dogsandababy
      @3dogsandababy 2 місяці тому +2

      @@epicgardening😂😂

  • @dlr978
    @dlr978 2 місяці тому +95

    When the cilantro goes to seed, collect them and, once fully dry, add them to your spice rack. Ground up cilantro seeds = ground coriander (as we call it in usa). Ground coriander is common in Indian and Mexican cuisine

    • @epicgardening
      @epicgardening  2 місяці тому +17

      Yes! Underrated tip.

    • @alisonf90
      @alisonf90 Місяць тому +11

      I let mine bolt and the pollinators went absolutely CRAZY for the flowers before they dried out and now I have a lot of seeds that I need to finish processing. This is such solid advice! I'm a new gardener and this is one of my favorite things I've done, made me realize that it's ok to not have a "tidy" garden and that I didn't fail if a plant bolted before I wanted it to. I'm about to have 700 jars of coriander which is great because it's my favorite spice!

    • @mariahsmom9457
      @mariahsmom9457 Місяць тому +2

      I collected a handful of mine this year too! I hope to get more next year but it bolts so fast.

    • @festivetosho7376
      @festivetosho7376 Місяць тому +3

      Quail produce more eggs if fed coriander. Japanese research.

  • @skylarkkralyks4496
    @skylarkkralyks4496 2 місяці тому +36

    I had the most unexpected experience with lettuce roots a few years ago. I live in NE Ohio, and I had planted my fall lettuce honestly rather late in our year. When a solid week of freeze was upon us, I ran out to my garden and dug up all the lettuce to take the lettuce inside for the winter. This worked way better than I expected, and I put the lettuce back out in the garden in the spring. In this time, the lettuce roots had grown thick and gnarly, and they lasted the summer. In the fall, after the last harvest, I went to pull the lettuce roots out. They looked so much like a root vegetable at that point that I just had to experiment. I washed and trimmed up the roots. Sliced into them and tried a taste: the SWEETEST lightest root veggie I have ever eaten! So I decided to make my standard root vegetable oven fries and see what happened. What started off as a bright white root actually turned black (not burned) in the oven, and they tasted incredible. It was definitely a long process (over a year) from when I first planted the lettuce seeds, and I know nothing about the chemical composition of the lettuce roots to know if it's recommendable. But it was still a happy accident.

    • @michelefarnum5382
      @michelefarnum5382 Місяць тому +3

      Love it; sounds like something I'd do (hubby and kids would roll their eyes and say it's a bit overkill) but WOW. Experimenting produces truly amazing results you'd never ever even think of any other way

  • @Sandraparson1
    @Sandraparson1 2 місяці тому +64

    Seeing this after I saw Meg’s video about her cancer diagnosis 😭 I hope she stays on after treatment but wishing her healing 🙏🏼

  • @Grower123-kr7qy
    @Grower123-kr7qy 2 місяці тому +24

    Kevin, from your hydroponics days till now you’ve continually inspired me to grow! I truly appreciate all you’ve done to inspire me and every other grower who’ve been lucky enough to find your videos!

    • @epicgardening
      @epicgardening  2 місяці тому +3

      Means a lot to hear this!

    • @nef4588
      @nef4588 2 місяці тому +1

      @@epicgardening Ohhh im waiting for a mostly hydroponics grower for your team! Ive been getting into it for inside, and its fascinating what you can grow with just water

  • @IronDad-ml3wq
    @IronDad-ml3wq Місяць тому +15

    Really appreciate the variety of gardeners you have here and the increased variety of zones being talked about! Sometimes I wish there was a graphic in the lower left that showed translations for other zones, inline with all your recommendations real-time for everything, in addition to say throwing to NC or FL sometimes. Kinda like how yoga demonstrations show modifications for people who can't do the moves. Pacific NW fella here can't keep up with which of your recommendations for say September in southern CA is for same up here. Gardening in SD is kinda working with a cheat code ;) but seriously y'all have amazing skills and a great presentation style, love seeing how the epic garden and epic homestead and epic gardening crew have evolved over time!

  • @rookiegardeningjournal
    @rookiegardeningjournal Місяць тому +2

    My cabbages are doing great! I have 8 of them and they are all thriving although the weather is still warm. The lettuce on the other hand… there is nothing going on over there. I think I messed up on the soil, but it’s still too early to tell. Either way, I am enjoying my gardening journey and I am wishing everyone gets a good harvest for the upcoming season! ❤

  • @crankychef
    @crankychef Місяць тому +13

    Love you Meg! Dont let this trial dim your light. You are amazing 🩷

  • @ShaistaKhanum-jk1zw
    @ShaistaKhanum-jk1zw Місяць тому +1

    Really impressive way to motivate fall sowing.
    I like the way this team is reminding me to be active even in the late summer of zone 11.
    Love you all from Pakistan

  • @CWorgen5732
    @CWorgen5732 2 місяці тому +7

    Shin Kuroda worked for me! Hard clay soil, late start, hot weather, and a good harvest!

  • @spiritstrife
    @spiritstrife Місяць тому +18

    I would love it if on the website I could search seeds just by season, shade, or edible flowers. Like I click ‘Fall’ and see all the suggested seed packets. Or click ‘part shade’ and every seed packet that has that is shown.

    • @jmaskos9601
      @jmaskos9601 Місяць тому +3

      Check out West Coast Seeds!
      They have the best planting charts I have ever seen.

  • @marihannah6702
    @marihannah6702 Місяць тому +4

    Meg, I'm in North Carolina, too! Kevin and Epic Gardening, thank you for expanding to different climates. Really interesting video!

  • @vera9230
    @vera9230 2 місяці тому +44

    I always watch these videos even though I have to shift my timeline back/forward 2 whole months to meet that sunny zone 10a weather

    • @epicgardening
      @epicgardening  2 місяці тому +13

      We've got growers in diff zones to provide a few alt options!

    • @Afroyogacollective
      @Afroyogacollective Місяць тому

      I'm in 10a as well! So far, my cucumbers, mizuna (mustard) and last planting of basil are doing great. Going to start beets, radish, and greens (chard, lettuce, kale) soon.

  • @PorchGardeningWithPassion
    @PorchGardeningWithPassion Місяць тому +5

    Great job team! Here in Lynden, WA just below Vancouver, BC., I am planting peas, carrots, cilantro, and lettuce are what I will be planting later this evening or tomorrow 👊🏻🌻👊🏻

  • @tompowers1308
    @tompowers1308 Місяць тому +10

    You should do a shallot video, I dont see them grown alot but people like me up here in the north can produse alot with them. its one of the few crops that the 25% of us here in the far north can do really well with yet its very rarely talked about!

  • @victoriaskellington
    @victoriaskellington 2 місяці тому +3

    This is the first year I've had any success in my garden and its all thanks to this channel! I planted the recommendations for July, too, and my garden continued to flourish while I saw my family's start to die back!

  • @jasonkehr3727
    @jasonkehr3727 Місяць тому +3

    @14:25 I've spent all spring and summer hucking slugs away from my garden beds, so I feel this on a personal level.

  • @thelostcrazy1
    @thelostcrazy1 2 місяці тому +18

    I'm so excited to see a gardener from Florida! It really is a very different climate with a lot of challenges.

    • @epicgardening
      @epicgardening  2 місяці тому +2

      It really is!

    • @krystalslittlehomestead5479
      @krystalslittlehomestead5479 2 місяці тому +1

      Does shannie have a youtube channel?

    • @nef4588
      @nef4588 2 місяці тому +1

      Same, there is so much different to growing here, and im 10b, only tropical haha

    • @DeborahHMarks
      @DeborahHMarks Місяць тому

      That's why I never really tried it, though I was able to grow a rose there. My grandma had a successful garden there, but she did have a degree in agriculture.

    • @arasdeeps1852
      @arasdeeps1852 Місяць тому +2

      @@epicgardening I just wish you had somebody from the panhandle. It's extremely different from South Florida up here at the northern edge of zone 9a.

  • @pdxmusl1510
    @pdxmusl1510 2 місяці тому +9

    Spinach is crazy. I has no idea it could tolerate the cold like it can. So I threw seeds randomly in my garden last year in November. Did nothing else. All the plants sprouted. Grew leaves. Even when completely covered in snow for litterly months. I'm in 7b.
    In late February i harvested some leaves... not vert many.. but enough for a small side salad. I'm going to do this again this year. But more purposefully.

    • @Kami-ej9su
      @Kami-ej9su Місяць тому +1

      In Zone 7b as well and *adore* spinach, so I'm definitely taking notes.

  • @planetdaneeta
    @planetdaneeta Місяць тому +1

    Thanks so much for this. We just went thru a hurricane in SE louisiana. My garden is destroyed. Time to start again.

  • @hjerte20
    @hjerte20 Місяць тому +33

    To write "No Matter Where You Live", is to take it hard. Here I live, in northern Norway, it is about 2 weeks until the first frost. About 10 degrees Celsius during the day and a lot of rain. A few days in between with warmer weather

    • @dirkpaulina2406
      @dirkpaulina2406 Місяць тому +5

      Same here, I live in the south of Chile, here is really cold still.

    • @JohnScofieldPankhurst
      @JohnScofieldPankhurst Місяць тому +6

      Im in the US… but at 9,000ft/2750m elevation in the Rockies… also doesn’t apply here

    • @kushpaladin
      @kushpaladin Місяць тому +2

      in california the redwood forests you can't grow anything past sept.... the massive redwoods block out the sun so all you get is some nice tall plants with 2 leaves on them :D

    • @mgmalia
      @mgmalia Місяць тому +1

      Not gonna work in Maine either

    • @StarfireReborn
      @StarfireReborn Місяць тому +2

      ​@@mgmalia Actually In Midcoast And Middle Maine I've Had Plenty Of Luck With Cold Hearty Brassicas And Lettuce Is Iffy, Depends On Rain Drowning Them Really.

  • @GeorgeAbobey
    @GeorgeAbobey Місяць тому +1

    Very useful plant

  • @emdeejay7432
    @emdeejay7432 Місяць тому +1

    Love the advice on the lettuce planting. I'm gonna try that.

  • @snowbirdgardener
    @snowbirdgardener 2 місяці тому +6

    I grew your Shin Kuroda and Atomic Red Carrots last fall in So. Cal zone 9, in 5 gal buckets. They were very prolific and delicious! I'll grow them both, this fall, too.

  • @jacquelinezalizniak3648
    @jacquelinezalizniak3648 2 місяці тому +4

    Shannie is my absolute favorite! I am in Central FL zone 10a (the other West Coast) and our weather is so different from West Coast Cali... Seminole pumpkins, Everglades tomatoes are always great options, but love that Shannie tells us to get cauliflower started indoors now. I don't have great luck with transplanting brassicas, but hope that timing will give me an advantage this year!

  • @vivianweissmann217
    @vivianweissmann217 Місяць тому +1

    Dear Epic Team' love this monthly videos about what to plant. Thank you!

  • @DawnRK3204
    @DawnRK3204 Місяць тому +1

    Cilantro is still an herb I reach for in the fall and winter to sprinkle on curries. Yum!

  • @baileyborman25
    @baileyborman25 2 місяці тому +9

    I love this format!

  • @Angie-kw3mc
    @Angie-kw3mc 2 місяці тому +2

    Very inspiring especially like you say with late summer gardening fatigue. I've got both of those varieties of violas so I'm glad you reminded me to plant them now. Because yes the summer flowers are starting to look quite ratty. Also I just planted the Chinese red meat radish today. Looking forward to cooler weather and different harvests. Columbia SC

  • @susanramsey9331
    @susanramsey9331 Місяць тому +2

    Love the NC ideas! I think she's awesome

  • @AJ-qm9jj
    @AJ-qm9jj Місяць тому +4

    Finally a real break down! So grateful I found this channel Thanks for sharing I am such new gardener and I complicate it so much y'all have given me hope for my garden. I love the knowledge you share about each plant.

  • @SirChristopherJamesODell
    @SirChristopherJamesODell 2 місяці тому +4

    Thank you Kevin for your garden knowledge 🙏🏾 and your expertise ❤

  • @KellySaxton-l2p
    @KellySaxton-l2p Місяць тому +2

    A successful person is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks that others throw at him or her.

  • @leendaroberto
    @leendaroberto Місяць тому +1

    Excellent helpful video. Thank you everyone for your help.

  • @carakellmeyer5037
    @carakellmeyer5037 2 місяці тому +1

    I want to like this video 100 times. Thank you for such an interesting and thoughtful presentation for all of us growers.

  • @danagwena
    @danagwena 2 місяці тому +4

    Another helpful amazing new seed catalog for September. My growing season is coming to an end finishing with my productive tomatoes and strawberries. I am very proud of my garden as this year, definitely my best garden year. After the tomatoes die, time to re amend the soil😊😊 Thanks Kevin and the crew for another helpful video 😊😊😊😊:)

    • @epicgardening
      @epicgardening  2 місяці тому

      I'm proud of YOUR garden! - Kevin

    • @danagwena
      @danagwena 2 місяці тому

      Highly appreciated :)

  • @undertheumbels
    @undertheumbels Місяць тому +5

    If you live in southeast Texas, the Kuroda carrot works. Use the board method, it works.

    • @carolgreen1822
      @carolgreen1822 Місяць тому

      What color is the Kuroda carrot? I'm in SE Texas as well. ❤

  • @gloriaadu5485
    @gloriaadu5485 Місяць тому +1

    Thank you for the great way i can get some more veg, before snow fall.

  • @michellecjackson4956
    @michellecjackson4956 Місяць тому +3

    I started some fall veggies in 6 cell packs, but also decided to take out some non performing zucchini and cherry tomatoes. Oddly, decided there might be enough time to get a crop of corn, so I planted Buttergold corn which boasts a 63 day maturity. There might be time for corn on the cob. We don't get frost until November's end.

  • @DisturberOfThePeace
    @DisturberOfThePeace 2 місяці тому +4

    I’m so excited for my garden! :) I started some beans beginning of August and they’re going strong :)

  • @angelaphan3346
    @angelaphan3346 Місяць тому +1

    We love tonda! I was the most impatient first time gardener- and tonda was the best variety for that lol

  • @cindytrusty6598
    @cindytrusty6598 2 місяці тому +50

    Zone 8, zone 10, zone 10...ooh, we got a zone 6! How about addressing those of us who live in the more difficult northern zones of 3, 4, and 5? You want to see clever gardeners, watch northerners try to extend our somewhat pitifully short seasons. But I'm still planting...

    • @epicgardening
      @epicgardening  2 місяці тому +12

      We’re working on it!

    • @elizabethpothier6270
      @elizabethpothier6270 2 місяці тому +6

      Zone 4a send help! 😂

    • @wendycross2649
      @wendycross2649 Місяць тому +6

      How about the Pacific Northwest?

    • @CopperIslandHomestead
      @CopperIslandHomestead Місяць тому +1

      Simple Living Alaska and Little Mountain Ranch are two short season gardening UA-camrs if the Epic team needs some ideas ❤

    • @Nyahkimmy
      @Nyahkimmy Місяць тому +4

      Zone 5b, please!!

  • @latoracole4356
    @latoracole4356 Місяць тому +1

    This was such an informative and amazing video🎉 thank you all for the tips 🥳 Happy Harvesting 🥳

  • @jean-lucalexander4719
    @jean-lucalexander4719 Місяць тому +1

    Awesome seeing a Florida grower on the show. Shannie seems cool.

  • @wildcowgirl77
    @wildcowgirl77 Місяць тому +13

    I promise you in northern Minnesota our growing season is done in the middle of September

    • @marcyfarrell5369
      @marcyfarrell5369 Місяць тому

      Sure is

    • @vivb.7161
      @vivb.7161 Місяць тому

      West central MN and it comes to an end beginning of oct- done!

  • @CraftedCuriosity
    @CraftedCuriosity 2 місяці тому +1

    I also tried carrots in the spring however we spent a month at over 95 in zone 9b and they never really grew bigger than a baby finger. Gonna try again in fall and plant even earlier in spring! I do love these videos and talk to family about them all the time!! Thanks for making me sound like I know what I’m talking about!!

    • @epicgardening
      @epicgardening  2 місяці тому

      Yeah give them a bit more cool weather!

  • @halls405405
    @halls405405 Місяць тому +1

    Thank you for explaining the different types!

  • @aovoonthefarmsouthernillinois
    @aovoonthefarmsouthernillinois Місяць тому +1

    Nice collaboration.

  • @terrivance8750
    @terrivance8750 Місяць тому +1

    Thank you, ya'all! 😊

  • @robertlee6479
    @robertlee6479 Місяць тому +1

    I will be sowing carrots, beetroot, calabrese and planting spuds within the week for harvest Christmas onwards and even a couple of toms.

  • @terrymoore565
    @terrymoore565 Місяць тому +1

    Not here in Alaska, we are into fall and expect snow in a couple of weeks..so no not everywhere.

  • @spiritstrife
    @spiritstrife Місяць тому +1

    I had no luck with carrots this summer. I think my garden bed is too shady. Since my potatoes harvested out of the grow bags I decided to try carrots 🥕 one more time. I have them in the grow bags in the sunniest spot of my yard and I’m hopeful. Wish me luck! I’ve never planted in September before.

  • @tompatchak8706
    @tompatchak8706 2 місяці тому +1

    I had baby cucumbers here, but the heat and Chicago kicked its butt so hopefully I can get a nice start

  • @zyaayz
    @zyaayz Місяць тому +1

    Thank you for the suggestions!

  • @rootelation486
    @rootelation486 2 місяці тому +1

    Kevin it's so wild how your 10b is so different from my 10a in southwest florida. Happy gardening....im gearing up for my new season....waking the garden up a little at a time. Mid september cant get here fast enough 😂

    • @epicgardening
      @epicgardening  2 місяці тому

      I know - zones are so tough to standardize b/c they only measure the average annual low temps! Your FL is likely so much more humid/hot!

  • @greggdehner3078
    @greggdehner3078 Місяць тому

    Cannot stress enough the importance of thinning your carrots!

  • @chinfuzzchet3616
    @chinfuzzchet3616 Місяць тому +1

    Snow carrots are incredible!

  • @please-wake-up-now
    @please-wake-up-now 2 місяці тому +1

    So many great options to try! I'm leaning towards the rainbow carrots, they look so cool! 🎨🥕 Anyone else excited to mix up their salads with some interesting veggies? 🌱😄

  • @maryjaneeaton441
    @maryjaneeaton441 Місяць тому +1

    Kevin, loved the video and your regional gardeners are helpful and interesting. Could you take on a representative gardener from Colorado?

  • @marypheanis9165
    @marypheanis9165 Місяць тому +2

    Can yall do a cool weather flower video. Sure would appreciate it thank you so much

  • @WelcometoGardenbytheYardChanel
    @WelcometoGardenbytheYardChanel 2 місяці тому +1

    Cheers to planting in September 🍁☀️

  • @3dogsandababy
    @3dogsandababy 2 місяці тому +1

    I have been doing the Jacques tickle when I sew seeds for most of my gardening life. Great minds think alike!😂

  • @melissagarner7715
    @melissagarner7715 Місяць тому +1

    Wrap copper tape around the bottom & slugs won't cross it. Wherever it isn't tho, they'll cross. So be sure to do a complete circle.

  • @WiejskieInspiracjePL
    @WiejskieInspiracjePL 2 місяці тому +5

    Greetings from Poland, from our village garden ;)

  • @thomasbazin1529
    @thomasbazin1529 2 місяці тому +2

    I started coriander (aka cilantro) in July. Not growing super fast, but still withstanding the heat. I started basil around the same time, basil beats it, hands down.
    This year Summer started awfully late in (parts of) Central Europe (Switzerland here), I didn't want to start crops inside, so I had to wait... & wait. Even for peppers (although I overwinter some inside so I can shorten the growing process; minimal watering to reduce pests).

  • @tambrasmith9707
    @tambrasmith9707 2 місяці тому +3

    Chicago , your flowers are beautiful

  • @michaelgraham768
    @michaelgraham768 Місяць тому +1

    for those who love cilantro, and want it during the summer, try Culantro! it's like a heat tolerant relative, basically the same flavor but a bit more potent, and anyone who wants a fun variety of cilantro, try confetti cilantro! it's like dill shaped cilantro, same flavor!

  • @DeborahHMarks
    @DeborahHMarks Місяць тому +1

    I've tried growing lettuce two or three times in the Southern California desert, but I've never been able to get it to even sprout. I've tried different varieties, too, so it floored me when she said it's good for beginners because it's easy to grow.

    • @roseannamcbain
      @roseannamcbain Місяць тому +1

      Typically lettuce doesnt like high heat. Mine usually bolt the second the temps get above 20 celcius - however, lots of afternoon shade, mulch well and they can be a great addition. Mine overwinter here well. Rocket as a salad green is a great option for summer / higher temps (esp with balsamic and feta, or thrown into a wrap with grated carrot and a meat). 😊

    • @DeborahHMarks
      @DeborahHMarks Місяць тому

      @@roseannamcbain The heat is probably why, then. It gets up to over 120 degrees F here in summer.

  • @heidimisfeldt5685
    @heidimisfeldt5685 Місяць тому +1

    Where I live the growing season is over mid October. Done. The only thing that might still grow are radishes, and MAYBE lettuce might get started. That's it. 🇨🇦 🍁

  • @808.ladybugs
    @808.ladybugs 2 місяці тому +2

    🌺Love BT seeds, so many good growth, especially with flowers

  • @debtaylor4172
    @debtaylor4172 2 місяці тому +2

    Hey Kevin, one of the videos not to long ago you mentioned about finding a plant to sort of hide your outdoor shower. You should check into heavenly bamboo. It’s not as invasive as regular bamboo. Changes color in fall and up in Escondido it does well all year, so it probably will d o well for you. We used it to replace the bamboo we had that was 5 years ago , I only trim a couple times a year to keep it at 4ft I think it can get to 6’ depending on variety. Anyway just a thought

  • @coldhandjacinth9069
    @coldhandjacinth9069 Місяць тому +1

    Make sure you eat those carrot top leaves, pulling them off of the stem! Chop them into fine pieces, then sauté with butter and onions.

  • @analysisonlight605
    @analysisonlight605 Місяць тому +1

    Iceberg lettuce is my favorite. For me it is like eating candy. Unfortunately, I have never been able to grow it. I can get plants to grow, but I cannot make it form heads. I think I am planting too close to the summer weather. I will trying planting some this fall, but if you could give tips on iceberg lettuce specifically, I would really appreciate it. Also, carrots are difficult for me to grow. Thanks for the tips.

  • @floridacustommerchllc7371
    @floridacustommerchllc7371 2 місяці тому +1

    He is so normal! So refreshing!

  • @sherimatukonis6016
    @sherimatukonis6016 2 місяці тому +2

    I got my tea plants today!!!

  • @colleendemaio
    @colleendemaio Місяць тому +1

    Ugh. I planted all this stuff over the past two weeks because I didn't want to wait "too long"...and now it's 100+

  • @robertroll1807
    @robertroll1807 Місяць тому

    Cucamelons are great. Very prolific

  • @SpartanChick316
    @SpartanChick316 Місяць тому +1

    Thing's I'd like some tips on as I've been gardening for two years... how to revitalize soil? Do people just redo all the soil or is there some really good fertilizers that wont add to the soil content very much?

  • @luxwatchwriter
    @luxwatchwriter Місяць тому

    Love the variety of the team but have you considered adding a container gardener to the crew for us folks with balconies and/or smaller spaces?

  • @annettesemedo-jordan9267
    @annettesemedo-jordan9267 Місяць тому

    I live in Bavaria Germany! Need plats for a fall September-Early December before snow!

  • @user-vi9bk7yj8y
    @user-vi9bk7yj8y 2 місяці тому +2

    Thank you ❤

  • @melkel2010
    @melkel2010 Місяць тому

    Probably back up about 2 weeks or a whole month in the far north US. There's not alot of hours of sunlight, these need at least 30 to 60 days to start fruiting, and the insects that can't overwinter but migrate from the south are here and really attack crops in the fall. Sticking to spring planting for heat sensitive plants is better for us this far north. You had my hopes up, though. I'd like to garden all year and fall is when I get another itch for it. But its canning time and I couldn't do both.

  • @Coltbreath
    @Coltbreath 2 місяці тому

    I have Bush beans, Snap peas, Dwarf Kale, and Brussels sprouts!

  • @marcosbento80
    @marcosbento80 Місяць тому

    Thanks

  • @LewKlew
    @LewKlew Місяць тому +1

    Dang, carrots were actually the easiest thing I grew this summer! No issues at all, only that I got to many of them! I just threw them I. The ground and watered everyday

  • @cindypelletier9365
    @cindypelletier9365 2 місяці тому

    So much good information!

  • @15reberley
    @15reberley Місяць тому +1

    Sending Meg all of my love ♥️♥️ she seems off

  • @constantrandomness
    @constantrandomness 2 місяці тому +3

    During the lettuce part they were talking about a slug infestation, but you showed snails. I don't know if it's a language thing (English isn't my first language), but to me, snails have their little house, while slugs don't. And while snails clean up dead plant material (if they don't overpopulate), while many slugs will feed on any kind of plant material, dead or alive. Some slugs will hunt other slugs, they are great to have aroung :) Maybe I'm wrong, I'd love to be updated on this "granny knowledge" if it's wrong or outdated :)

    • @VeretenoVids
      @VeretenoVids 2 місяці тому +1

      You're not wrong. 😉 I am fascinated by snails, but both snails and slugs are big pests for lettuce if you live in a humid environment. I'm in the same zone as Meg, but much further north and west, so I don't have as much problem with them and don't bother with any control measures.. (For me it's critters that are the biggest pest!) FWIW, in English the "house'" is called a shell.

    • @constantrandomness
      @constantrandomness Місяць тому

      @@VeretenoVids Oh my. I actually know it's called a shell. My brain must've had a glitch. In my native language, the shell is called "snail house" :3
      So it's about the overpopulation due to a different climate, I see. Where I grew up, slugs were a major problem, as well as potato beetles and grubs (especially cockchafer grubs).

    • @VeretenoVids
      @VeretenoVids Місяць тому +1

      @@constantrandomness I've lived abroad, so I know those brain glitches very well! 😄

  • @jvmor6275
    @jvmor6275 Місяць тому

    A question regarding Meg's discussion of planting lettuce...where did you find the material that is covering your "salad" raised bed? I have a big problem with grasshoppers, but don't want to keep the bees out of my garden beds. That covering would work very well. Thanks for a great video!!

  • @beingSabra
    @beingSabra Місяць тому

    My expectations were too high for this "No Matter Where You Live", for AZ heat 😆 Our 'cool frost' (if you can call it that) happens in NOV with Winter being Dec-Feb with a whole lot of sun. I'm thinking tomatoes indoors in the windows might be the best bet for my first food crop here.

  • @Alex_romero333
    @Alex_romero333 2 місяці тому

    I literally googled this exact title this morning THANKS FOR READING MY MIND !!! :-)

  • @dianesmith9380
    @dianesmith9380 Місяць тому

    Thanks!!

  • @plurmingo1
    @plurmingo1 Місяць тому +1

    Mouse melons? Where im at in Florida they call them cucamelons, even bonny plants calls them this. I can never get cilantro to sprout, so i buy starts. Celery is something that we start in the heat, grow through the cold.

  • @MonicaSmith-i8k
    @MonicaSmith-i8k Місяць тому +1

    I GOT SNOW SOON 2024 06 09 THANKS

  • @karinnawurth4920
    @karinnawurth4920 Місяць тому

    Are you sure ???😹 I’m in Colorado and I’m skeptical about planting things like cucumber ,I feel like maybe they will grow and then immediately freeze lol.❄️❄️❄️❄️

  • @sloydawn
    @sloydawn 2 місяці тому

    Jacques voice so soothing 😊

  • @FatcatandFriends
    @FatcatandFriends Місяць тому

    I do love me some Jacques!!

  • @lhc6110
    @lhc6110 Місяць тому

    I have trouble keeping bugs from eating my rooted veggies, is there a organic way to grow root vegetables?
    And thank you for the knowledge!

  • @sunnylyon42
    @sunnylyon42 Місяць тому

    I have a question? I’m in zone 7B!! Went outside today, and my 20th Century Asian pear tree is full of blooms!! What would cause this? And why? It produced pears this year that were delicious!!! First year producing! I’ve had it 3 years!! I bought a second tree! To get it to produce! Oh it’s still 90 degrees here!