15 Vegetables you can Direct Seed in Garden

Save time and effort by direct seeding these 15 vegetables in your garden. This list includes vegetables you can direct seed in spring, summer, and fall. These vegetable seeds germinate quickly and grow well by direct seeding.
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[@EatYourBackyard]

Big fan of your channel. I would like to do a collab vid, please send me an email to the address listed on the EatYourBackYard Channel About tab. I would like to incorporate some of your veggie growing techniques in my food forest.

[@georeddy3717]

Hats off MR. Jag Singh your passion is adorable.

[@crabrobot]

From indonesia 🇮🇩♥️🇮🇳

[@yolagurl02]

Can I grow zucchini, cucumbers, and squash in a container and how big the container should be 10, 15, 20 gallons??? I live in the north east when should I plant my ginger?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

15 gallon and clay containers, watch this ua-cam.com/video/rVqry1BhPlE/v-deo.html

[@Dr_V]

You can use single rows of corn to shelter the more fragile vegetables from strong winds or the scorching mid summer sun. In single rows you can plant the seeds much closer, like 4-5" apart. You can also use single/scattered corn plants as support for climbing vegetables like beans or even cucumbers. The corn itself isn't very productive this way, but it's a much cheaper, simpler and environmentally friendly option than using plastic supports or windbreaker fences.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Great tip! Thanks!

[@1Widowsson0]

Namaste! Your videos are very informative. Namaste!

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Glad you like them!

[@KrishBright]

Fantastic, all your videos are just Amazing

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Thank you very much!

[@FleetwoodPatch]

I look forward to your videos every week Jag. You have inspired me to grow more than I ever thought possible. Thank you.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Thank you for watching :)

[@eboytuber6314]

Jack, can you please quote both Fahrenheit and Celsius? You have viewers outside of USA too

[@Nystika]

Does US use Fagrenheit or Celsius?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

will do, thanks

[@eboytuber6314]

@@Nystika USA uses Fahrenheit. Almost everywhere else in the world it is the more sensible and metric Celsius system. USA also uses pounds, ounces, miles and other antiquated system. And 110 V AC. Go figure

[@Nystika]

Our country use mile too

[@eboytuber6314]

@@Nystika sorry to hear that

[@betterbhagalpur8837]

I would like to make seed bombs and drop them in empty, shady lands.
Could you please suggest a seed, that can grow to become a huge tree in indian condition, with minimum care. 🙏🏼

[@thivaagaranrajendran7996]

tamarind tree seeds

[@deepalib3096]

Good video

[@ramthian]

Thanks.

[@jude7321]

You're awesome! I always learn so many new things from you. Thanks for showing me how to do it. God bless you real good ✝️💚🥀🌿🥕🍅🌿🌻

[@ThuyNguyen-ec1rb]

I found that it is so helpful thank you for all your tip you are awesome I learned so much from your channel

[@aditithakur4057]

Sir I want to know your biography... I am very eager to know your success story

[@samg6809]

Jag, kya ap hindi bol sakta hai? US se hai ya India. In your videos, you mentioned growing up in India with your Grandfather. Just curious thanks. Great videos. Also, can you please make a video on how you start seeds when you use transplants. Which growlights?

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Yes I do speak punjabi and hindi. Watch this regarding growing seedlings ua-cam.com/video/k89c3IO04V4/v-deo.html and this ua-cam.com/video/XPYMzlBHx-s/v-deo.html

[@Fattiapples]

Sigh, wish I could grow chard, spinach, and beets but I get tons of leafminer eggs on them

[@tessstewart1893]

Spray with neem oil. Get it at the garden center or online.

[@elephantsong7782]

Quite a pain in the ass to deal with..i face it often..try using white oil,its a mixture of soap and veg oil..and get rid of leafmined leaves as soon as u see it..your plants might not be fully perfect but having 90% of leaves without leafminers is a good accomplishment since youre going the organic way

[@sreykmao69]

I'm looking for curry plant, where can I get it? I love the fragrance of the leaves for certain recipes.

[@myfivestarrealty]

What state-wide are you in? Please not in Florida nor in Colorado...

[@celiamacalatan4309]

Thanks for the tips. I'll try them...God bless n keepsafe ❤️

[@teresadelgado1372]

Awesome, thanks for the information. Specially how deep, and how to space them.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stanleypennock2118]

I'm surprised that you didn't mention parsnips with the root crops.

[@ramprasads5950]

U r amazing as always

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Thank you so much 😀

[@KSokol-oz9tb]

I love oll cane

[@rajib8231]

Superb video , Jag, as usual...enjoyed watching with a glass of chamomile tea🙂

[@Tammy10018]

Awesome video. I can't plant peas straight into the garden. Something ALWAYS eats the seedlings. Tried neem oil and water mix, no luck

[@eki1414]

Good video

[@darren781]

you should add different types of background music, luv your videos as always

[@roopinderbatra]

Hi Jag thanks for your informative videos.🙏 I have a problem in my grow bag plants they are being stacked by spider mites, beetles etc. I have zucchini, cucumber, melon, okra, ginger, mint and tomatoes how can I save my plants

[@kcl060]

Hi, Jag! Thanks for a the great videos! Can you teach us how to do those beds you have with the soil built up around the bed to contain the water? Does it work in areas like VA, where we can get heavy rains during some.summer months and drought in late summer?

[@upat65]

Jag must be very busy (and productive) in his farm. Lots of gorgeous looking crops.

[@anniev7410]

Love the gardens 🤩

[@noorahmad7657]

Marvelous, very professional explanation, am really delighted

[@johnsmith4509]

Can you plz make a video for terrace garden fruits low maintenance.

[@rebeccaoverstreet3684]

Wow, thanks for sharing! I love your videos.

[@sandramahadeo4910]

Hi Jag I’m so happy to see your videos although I don’t have place to plant anything but I always watch all of your videos so much information to you and your family stay safe bye.

[@tawseef3882]

great😍

[@moneymakeragriculture-1192]

Good video

[@tranthiduyen615]

Những củ cải đỏ và củ cà rốt thật tuyệt vời quá

[@Pixics]

Your peas look beautiful, mine are still small.

[@janicehyman2413]

Thanks for answering all my when to plant questions.

[@addictedtofloyd]

Jag - I’ve a person who has killed more plants than I’ve grown. I just started my vegetable garden and have been watching literally ALL of your videos. I’m a software engineer who has no idea about plants - and now I almost want to spend all of my time gardening after watching you explain everything so well! Well done and keep it up

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Glad you like the videos :)

[@brahiennasim9860]

Good video

[@sweetpeasbackyardgarden1236]

Thank you for the information! I'm definitely going to try some of these.

[@avelsgard78]

Excellent information once again! Thank you so much and bless you!

[@Nystika]

Like how he not bored of gardening

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Now building a farm! Haven't worked this hard in my entire live and loving it! :)

[@that_it.1]

these plants are dope😎👍🏼👍🏼

[@fazex7654]

Great video like always🙂🙂🙂

[@candiwallace6605]

Thanks for sharing Jag 👊💥❤

[@susanjordan2130]

Thank you.

[@machinesonearth]

Good video sir

[@yoyoyolo219]

Merci bcp.

[@vir4108]

Superb 👌