What Can I Grow In January - What To Plant In January
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2021
- What Can I Grow In January - What To Plant In January - Growing in winter UK. If you're wondering what to grow in january here are some helpful gardening tips on what to sow in january and updates of plants started in winter. Growing in winter can give you a head start on the season so that you are in the best position to have a bountiful harvest
What can i sow in january is a very common question i get from people so here are some of my january gardening tips and how to start seeds in winter and the best seeds to plant in winter with a exciting list of what vegetables to plant in January. What to grow now
what to grow in february
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Here are some links to some of the seeds featured and others i'm planting this year;
Pea - FELTHAM First Early - 350 Seeds - amzn.to/3p8YmvL
Radhishes French breakfast - amzn.to/2YZ75FU
Broad Bean Aquadulce - amzn.to/3cSTkkg
Kholrabi Purple delicacy - amzn.to/36VCddR
Pac Choi - amzn.to/3d5gEM3
Hot Pepper - Hungarian Hot Wax - amzn.to/3q0Lxov
Chilli Pepper - Trinidad MORUGA Scorpion - amzn.to/3aOyyj0
Hot Pepper - Dorset Naga - amzn.to/2YWimXz
Tomatoes Marmande - amzn.to/3rLiPsf
Tomatoes; Sweet Million - amzn.to/3aJTSq6
Tomatoes; Outdoor Girl - amzn.to/3a18C4G
Tomatoes; Gardeners delight - amzn.to/3p1fgML
Aubergine - Italian Long Purple - amzn.to/36QbbEz
Aubergine - Black Beauty - amzn.to/3p2luvw
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Here are some links to seeds i'm planting this year;
Pea - FELTHAM First Early - 350 Seeds - amzn.to/3p8YmvL
Radhishes French breakfast - amzn.to/2YZ75FU
Broad Bean Aquadulce - amzn.to/3cSTkkg
Kholrabi Purple delicacy - amzn.to/36VCddR
Pac Choi - amzn.to/3d5gEM3
Hot Pepper - Hungarian Hot Wax - amzn.to/3q0Lxov
Chilli Pepper - Trinidad MORUGA Scorpion - amzn.to/3aOyyj0
Hot Pepper - Dorset Naga - amzn.to/2YWimXz
Tomatoes Marmande - amzn.to/3rLiPsf
Tomatoes; Sweet Million - amzn.to/3aJTSq6
Tomatoes; Outdoor Girl - amzn.to/3a18C4G
Tomatoes; Gardeners delight - amzn.to/3p1fgML
Aubergine - Italian Long Purple - amzn.to/36QbbEz
Aubergine - Black Beauty - amzn.to/3p2luvw
Aubergine - Money Maker - amzn.to/2MNJ81Z
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Lots of great advice thank you. Love the phrase 'satisfy my itchy fingers' what a great description for how we feel this time of year 😂
Thank you for all your valuable advice. 👌🏻
My pleasure!
Thank you for all your videos. I really enjoy them and have learned so much from you.
Fab advice ,thank you 😊 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video 😊
Thanks! 😊
Love what you’re doing my friend! Down to earth and practical gardening. Keep it up mate. My business is making wildlife gardens around the UK and my favourite are the small back gardens which can be a challenge when space is a premium. Good luck to you 😊👍
Wow i'm going to have to check out what you do, may need some advice
@@MyFamilyGarden Thanks so much - I travel the country for work and, when it's safe to do so etc (!), I'd love to visit your garden - but feel free to let me know if you have any questions etc in the meantime, I'll be right here - best wishes to you and yours :) Joel
Love your natural style man keep it.
I’m happy to find your channel, I’m starting my first garden in our first home in the next weeks, inshallah!! I’ll be all over your channel! الف شكر
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You are so welcome
Thank you, great video x
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the video!
You're very welcome
Never knew that one could start all these vegetables so early in the year. Can't wait to get growing!
As long as we take care there's lots that can be started, i've tried to go for the easier ones or the ones that need the longest groing season to get a good crop
Just come across you for the first time. Thoroughly enjoyed this video, both content and well presented. Liked and subscribed.
Welcome aboard! So glad you found us
Thankyou so much for taking the time to share you're knowledge and experience and explaining the whys and how's of all that you do 🙂
You are so welcome
Great video Monty! Closing in on that 20k subs! 🤩
Cheers Tim, not far now lol
Hi, new subscriber, really informative and easy to understand , thankyou.
Hi Katherine, so glad you found us
Thankyou for this video, some great tips! I didn’t know that you could start potatoes in the greenhouse so I’m going to sort my potato buckets out and get some in 🙌🏻
It's a good little trick fro a super early harvest
Great information monty need to start sowing stuff was late last year with moving and building me shed
Using the compost box as a heat pad for frost tender seedlings is positively brilliant! thank you for the idea and all the information on what can be planted early.
hi Sara, thanks so much. We use the compost pile inside so it heats the greenhouse so far my chillies in there still seem to be hanging on.
Great video. You have inspired me to get planting seeds today. Always enjoy your down to earth videos. I started a hotbed in my polytunnel thanks of you. Thanks a million! From one happy gardener and big fan in Donegal. Go raibh maith agat!
I like how you split this into three catagories, cheers Mothin👍
Cheers man, it's good to have a little something for everyone
Thanks for sharing all your helpful tips!
You are so welcome!
I'm still growing in the winter in containers. When it's warm (and we've had up to 65 during the day) and 15 at night for extremes, I use bird netting to cover them. And clear plastic when it's too cold or snowing. I also just discovered winter growing in milk/water jugs. I'm enjoying growing through the winter. It's nice to not feel the Garderners Blues during the winter.
Great stuff , keep it up 👍🏾.
Fabulous episode . Very informative. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
thank you very much, new gardener 75 year old, proper advice,keep going kid.
Thank you so much, very much appreciate it
Thank you for this summary, this is great! I took inspiration from the ginger and turmeric videos and have planted those in my warm kitchen window sill. Have chilli seeds arriving soon and can’t wait to try out your method. Also, thanks for sharing your “mistakes” (when you didn’t get things planted at the “right” time). It’s super helpful to learn from your experience. ☺️
I make plenty of mistakes, I don't think it's fair to just show all the positives. It's great to hear about the ginger good luck with the chillies
Good vibration from your videos i have watch a few keep them coming respect
Hi Page, thanks so much
as always a great video once again. i ddint know u could grow all these seeds in dec/jan thats great.
Got my seeds ordered! Can’t wait to scratch that itch. Actually started sprouting a few grains for my chickens because I missed it so much
Oh very nice, that wait is hard though lol
I’m planting my peppers today and tomorrow
Thank you. Watching this made me plant my garlic in modules. It had been sat there waiting for 3 weeks !
It's a nice feeling to get planting
Thank you super easy to follow.
Glad it was helpful!
I need to get going .. I actually started my onions back in September.. I normally start brassicas/onions February in my cold greenhouse..
Starting my soft stem plants at home about this time and not doing them last year definitely made a difference...
great info mate and happy new year to you and your family
thanks Steve, wishing you all the best for the new year
Very informative video. Thank you.
Thank you
Another good video with some sound advice.
Keep life simple.
So glad you like it
Thanks Dude, really helpful :-)
Morning cheers my friend ☕🙏❤🥰
you're welcome
Nice video mate. Great info. Take care. Nick
Thanks Nick really appreciate it
Thanks for all your tips.
My ginger has sprouted by the boiler thanks to you, now sprouted 4 inches high. Turmeric too 👍🙏
You're very welcome, that's asweome to hear!! please keep me updated
Hello... New Subscriber here pal... I had just dropped in to pick up tips on Turmeric growing in the UK and ended up watching a couple more of your vids... Good, Honest Info and advice for the growers here mate... All The Best.
Tony
Cheers Tony, we like to keep it simple
Another great video, love watching them. I just planted some Methi seeds indoors
Thank you, Methi is a brilliant plant to sprout easy to grow as a microgreen too
I really needed this information. My gardening fingers are getting really itchy. As an arch procrastinator, I missed the boat for garlic and broad beans last year, so I'm really chuffed to hear its not a complete disaster! I will start all my summer crops indoors under lights later, as I don't have a greenhouse (but I may have to get one!) Thanks for the great content! 😊👍
There's oads of time for most things, I missed the autumn sowing of broad beans this year but hopefully should be able to catch up now
Lovely update my friend
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Thanks Linda
Interesting video! I agree about the interplanting 100%
here is two experiments for you to try. With the two varieties of potatoes you have. Keep the buckets close to each other and if both types flower at same time, Let the bumble bees cross pollinate them and wait for the fruits to form and collect them soon as they fall off into your hand with out any pressure, Growing potatoes from true seeds is fun. Been doing it for decades! you get potatoes varieties no one else has got. Letting the potatoes fruit and die back naturally will not effect your potaoe harvest, got 11lbs from my last bucket planting only 2 potatoes in that both flowered. Same buckets as yours.
Its a bit late now to try this experiment but towards the end of this year plant some Garlic and Onions on Winter Solstice or around the time say from 19th Dec to 22nd but also plant some as you nomrally do then compare the quantity and quality of the produce. All the hard neck garlic planted in 2019 flowered and produced seeds in 2020 plus decent cloves.
Cheers buddy
Any time!
Great video 🖒. Last year I completely forgot about garlic, I stuck my cloves in the fridge for 4 weeks before planting them. Worked a treat
That's a cool trick, when did you plant it out?
That is a great use of the compost and manure warmed beds.
Last year i planted directly into them, at this time of year i've found it's better not to and just use seed trays
@@MyFamilyGarden thank you for the update.
I’m still doing all of my (limited) planting in my garage hydroponics systems. It is a great time off yeah to grow pak choi indoors as they are unlikely to bolt.
Fantastic content as always very well explained clear and concise…….. 35,000 subs It’s great but with your quality of content I don’t suppose it will be that long before you have 350,000 :-) ps thanks for the reminder on the early sewing of lettuces and a great tip on tomatoes planting them deeper if they get leggy 👌🏻👏👍
Sowed onions yesterday; garlic back before christmas. Am still waiting for my chilli seeds to arrive but will crack on with tomatoes and aubergines. Thanks for the tips 😁
It's a hard wait lol, I'm hoping for a good year with the chillies this year they get so adictive
I found this super helpful thank you. Just did my first chilli in a brew for 24 hours soaking and into my new heated propagator. I can just keep sewing in jan awesome! Aubergine next. onion. lettuce and cauli. then onto the toms in a few weeks. thank you for focusing my sewing plan! good content
Cheers James, Keep me posted on the chilly brew quite a few positive reports so far.
thankyou .. I live in a sweet spot for garlic can plant it anytime of year and it grows have not bought garlic for years
We Aleikumu Selam bro,i love how you do some things in your yard
We're trying, Insha'Allah hope we have a good year
Wow can't believe how well sprouted your garlic is and those onions on top of that compost pile look great and strong. I really really need to get on with ours but they're promising -9 and snow tomorrow here. I see you use premier seeds direct, they've been great sending stuff out here but sadly no longer can due to brexit.
I think Brexit is going to set us back in more ways than the ordinary person could have possibly thought it would. We had a mild autumn so the got off to a good start
I’ve got itchy fingers too. Need to plant something and get growing. 🌱
Lol i knw that feeling well
Thank you. Sowed tomatoe and chilli. 😊
Mashallah that's brilliant, hope the do well
Nice video
Thanks
Living in a climate almost exactly like that in the UK, I struggle with many tomatoes, yet have had very good results growing Japanese-type aubergine Millionaire F1 outdoors. No luck with the green and white speckled round SE Asian varieties though, trying again this year, as well as an OP Japanese variety. The Asian types also taste much better, with thinner skins, and lacking the bitterness of European types.
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Looks like you had a few volunteer peas with those onions.
Lol, Aluminus Peasus
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I was worried about my tomatoes getting leggy, Thanks for the information.
I wouldn't be, there are some easy ways of fixing leggy tomatoes.
Great video brother...im going to sow some chilli seeds next week...been too busy with xmas and kids birthdays..🙄🙄
It's a great time to stay chillies, my seeds still haven't arrived
Great video. Thank you. Do you have videos on interplanting? Very interested in your comments...
I haven't done any videos specific on interplanting but it is a big part of the way i grow, i use a lot of alliums as art of my pest control methods, last year we had very little aphid damage. I make maention of it in a few videos when i planted things out last year but they are a little sccattered
Asalam alikoum wa rahmatu Allah wa barakatuh, please brother can i plant garlic in the beginning of ferbruary in greenhouse? The greenhouse is in the balcony and it's little cold, is it fine. Thanks brother and keep up the good work
Walaikum salaam, garlic needs the cold to grow so if you can plant it outside now
Great video. I made a big mistake last year not starting my tomatoes early. Have you ever tried pink grape tomatoes, one of the best I have ever had.
There's a lot that criticise the idea of starting tomatoes early, but if we don't we never get a crop.
Never tried them before
Great advice Mothin. Lucky for me Louisiana State University put out an information paper on what to plant and when. Best wishes Bob.
Thanks Bob, that's really helpful have they made a poster or something?
Inspiring stuff. Ive just prepped alot of my old pots from last year for next so I may cart some of them down to my green house that came with my new allotment as I hadnt thought about utilising it! Did you say some of the potatoes were just shop bought? Do you have to wait for them to start sprouting before you put them in a pot or can I use some I've got in my fridge? I've ordered some seeds for beds proper but it would be good to get a head start using the greenhouse
Yes the white ones were shop bought they were already sprouting but it's not normally not necessary as they will will sprout anyway.
Aye.. you're like me.. eager to sow some seeds! Have some Roquito chilies germinating now. 😄
Lol, to much of an eager beaver lol. That's a variety i'm going to check out thanks
@@MyFamilyGarden I think they often called Biquinho too. They are a mild/sweet one good for salads, pizza etc. Your video inspired me. Just popped two Santa Fe's in a pot. 😄 I do mine in a pot in a plastic bag on windowsill above my woodstove. Happy growing!
the cold period is required to help the garlic split, monty. yes, i'm back. apologies for leaving your live stream 2 weeks ago. i escaped from hospital 2 days ago. you have some amazing onions mate. 2 of them turned into legumes. lol....................brian
How are you feeling now?
They're called Alliuminus peasus
@@MyFamilyGarden came out of hospital feeling great, but the first time the district nurse treats my leg ulcers i go 2 steps backwards, mate. i thought they were rogus peasus. lol...............brian
Excited with garlic this year.. but the soil still not ready.. malaysia have heavy rain monsoon.. and fire ants 🐜 being crazy outside... Waiting for sun and little hot.. hope everything fine....In shaa Allah... Aamiin
Rain will make it really difficult, i remember seeing the monsoons in Bangladesh it can be really bad. is there any way you can used raised containers?
@@MyFamilyGarden so far, my experience, even used container is useless now... soil become acidic after long rain and too wet for root plant, rotten from inside... No sun... Cloudy... Only asian plants can survive in monsoon... But if plant it in green house maybe its gonna work... But i'm doesnt have it...
Please give your location, I am way north. Love your videos.
I'm in Yorkshire
Assalamu alaikum brother, what compost do you use, is it possible to use old compost?
Walaikum salaam, I use a lot of homemade compost. Ordinary multi purpose compost is ok
them petteted carrots looked a lot easier then normal sized carrot seeds can you tell me where you got them ? ATB ivan
They were much easier and the white colour makes them easy to see. Premier seeds direct
@@MyFamilyGarden I use them I’m going to have a look and maybe I’ll get some myself 👌👌
Does it matter what variety of cauliflower to sow in January. The seeds I have say sow later in the season.
Varieties do matter a little as some a bread to be hardier, but given the right conditions plants meant to be sown later can be sown earlier
I have never had any success with transplanting broad beans
I like loo roll middle for brod beans that way the roots aren't disturbed
Asalaamualykum,
Its my first time growing Garlic, I will be growing them in a polystyrene container in sha Allah.
If I plant them now when do I harvest please?
walaikum salaam, in about june/july i've got some harvest videos up from last year
When will you plant the onions out in the garden?
As soon as the ground is not frozen, i have some of those already panted out
@@MyFamilyGarden what if you get frost later in the winter, and they are already in the ground, will they not get damaged?
Onions are fine in the cold, some of mine are out in the frozen weather now
can you please add some links from where you buy your seeds from?
I just use premier seeds direct or wilkos
thank you for answering.
some tomato and pepper seed's packings say that sow these seeds in lat feb.
can i sow these seeds now?
السلام علیکم ورحمۃ اللہ وبرکاتہ
One question
walaikum salaam, what is it?
@@MyFamilyGarden i just checked my garlic and its all moldy any tips and can i grow carrots from the tops