Vegetables to Plant in November - [Garden zones 5 to 10]
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- In this video, Rick tells you what vegetables you can still plant in November for garden zones from zone 5 to zone 10.
Even in the colder zones, there are still vegetables that you can plant in November, but you need to hurry! If you live in the warmer zones you will be happy to know that there are still a lot of veggies you can get planting in November.
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Helpful video! I already have Spring Fever, but it’s better than COVID...
It really is!
EXCELLENT video! I didn't know about Zones until you told me. 👍🏻
Glad I could help!
Hey Gang, Here's the November version of our monthly planting guide! We are getting close to being done with this series! Only one month left!!
Thank you this was so helpful ☺
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Zone 5b thanks for all this info!
You're welcome!!
Thank you for the video. I live in Zones 8b to 10. I got my seeds just recently and will be potting up the first batch of them this week. I'm still trying to find and get Kale seeds but most are sold out as of now. 😩
I've heard that we are going to have seed shortages this year. You might try Seeds for Generations. They are a smaller company and could still have stock.
ourstoneyacres ........ thank you. I will check them out.
I’m in south Jersey zone 7. Last year it was mild and I was able to harvest kale the entire winter! I’m hoping to do the same🙏🏻
I love that about kale!!
Zone 10B. Thanks!
You're very welcome!!
Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
My established lettuce and spinach are still producing, (slowly), in my zone 6b garden. My question is, can I expect my beets and carrots to grow more? Or will they most likely just stay the size they are due to short daylight? Your videos have been very helpful!
They will continue to grow but very slowly over the next 3 months. And only if they are protected with a hoop or cold frame. Unprotected the tops will die when it gets cold enough for the ground to freeze. Especially the beets.
Thanks for explaining how the seeds will sit over the winter. I'm assuming they are under a hoop or in a cold-frame? Much appreciation for sharing your knowledge, From Zone 5a on south shore of Lake Superior (UP of Michigan)
You could plant them outside in the garden without protection, but your germination rate would be pretty scattered depending on what your winter was like.
I'm a bit confused, Do you mean planting the seeds not starts/transplants for next spring growing? And should a mulch be added on top of the seeds?
Yes, planting seeds and mulch is up to you. I don't usually add any.
Could you add a lower 1/3 super indicating the zone you're talking about? Then I can FF to my zone (10).
Bill, that's on my list to figure out. I"m seeing UA-camrs now that put time stamps right in the time bar on UA-cam. Once I figure it out I will go back to all these videos and add the stamps. Thanks for the suggestion.
And I just learned what a transplant is 🤦🏼♀️ I've been planting for a year 😬
No worries! If no one ever explained it to you, then of course you wouldn't know!
Ok.....so i have a bunch of arugala plants....can i keep the roots going????
Assuming you are in a cold winter zone you will need to cover them to keep them living. Bare minimum you will need a heavy fabric row cover, but a hoop house or cold frame would be better.
When can i plant strawberries in zone 9?
Any time from December to February.