Charmene, Great luck to you! Realize that there are great successes as well as some failures that even the most veteran gardener experiences. So go with the flow, and learn every day and every season. Happy gardening!
Cilantro self-seeds for me here in NC and comes up every year. Peppers are always super-slow to start and really like it hot. Your videos are quite entertaining and informative. Bet they will inspire many new gardeners.
I'm so grateful to have someone talking about gardening in Houston. I started my indoors yesterday. To clarify, you recommended putting the tomatoes out in February? What about squashes?
I started my peppers New Years Eve along with snaps, poppies, bachelor buttons and calendula. Got some seeds at Armstrong today and it was 83 degrees here 😳😍 in Southern CA.
Happy Gardening 🌱🌱 Here in MN, everything is inside: carrots, beets, bunching onions, chamomile & bok choy. Too many recalls to Not Grow. Daughter lost alot a few wks ago but has parsley, various mints, small pomegranate tree & 2 apple trees from seeds. Take care 🙂
I’m in Southern CA as well but I don’t have a green thumb… yet haha what soil do you recommend ? I preordered her book but I want to start prepping tomorrow
@@lbean6039 I haven't used it, but people seem to love Fox Farm Soil. I use native soil with compost mixed in, but have added Miracle Grow Organic. As a new gardener there will be failures, but just keep going. You will learn and eventually it will all come together. I'm at a point now where tomatoes and flowers pop up like weeds everywhere. I was pulling overgrown weeds from a bed yesterday and found two nice size onions 😂 And in most of Southern CA our herbs grow year round
You are so right why am I in here watching this video when I should be out in my garden planting I live in Southern California and we have very mild winners as a rule and we have super super hot summers. And we rarely ever get snow maybe once every 20 or 30 years. We did have some snow down here about three years ago and it was the most snow I’ve ever seen in my entire lifetime and I’m 77 years old. So you know we hardly ever get snow here.
Love your Chanel, and can’t wait for the book tomorrow! And the online conference. I’m in 7a and think we are a cold climate. But maybe mild. Baltimore weather is rather changeable!
If you have more than a month where the garden is covered in ice/snow, I'd go with cold. I'm in 7b, which I consider mild. So glad you're joining us this Saturday!
There's so many good ones! I love sweet basil, Thai basil, and emerald towers. I've got a blog with all my favs: www.gardenary.com/blog/the-best-types-of-basil-to-grow-in-an-herb-garden
Ok, how cold does it get where you live that Sage and Rosemary are annuals? Where I live we got winters with a lot of frost and about -5 and -20 Celsius and my plants are about 10 years old. And Parsley will as a plant last a few years in the garden but it usually flowers in the 2nd and even if you pick this stems its nor longer edible.
Rosemary is a tender perennial. It never survived a Chicago winter. That's why many of us have to restart rosemary each year. I mentioned sage only in the context of perennials that you might want to start from seed in January.
When you put seed advertisements on your screen as you speak. You can't pause it if you need too. You have to completely get out of your video and then hopefully get back to your video again. Maybe make it smaller and way to the side so we can still control what we are watching. If we need to pause it to write something down or to even back up your video to re- listen to it. Thank you
Hmm, I'm not quite sure what you're talking about. We have tagged products in this video, but those should just appear as little boxes in the lower left-hand corner of your screen. If you miss a link to something, it's always in the video description, just FYI. If you're on your phone and don't see the description, click on "more" just below the video title
I am in zone 5ab, and we usually cant get stuff into the ground until May(the ground is our yard is frozen and snow covered until April) do you think its still worth starting in January?
You might hold off, unless you have a place to pot them up and continue growing them under lights. But it sounds like cool season plants like kale could be going out in April.
@@Gardenary I'm in 4b and was wondering the same thing! We typically can't plant until after Memorial Day. Would I then hold off until March to start these?
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I'm so grateful to have someone talking about gardening in Houston. I started my indoors yesterday. To clarify, you recommended putting the tomatoes out in February? What about squashes?
Yeah, Houston's last frost date is usually right around Valentine's Day, so your tomatoes can go out right around then. You can also plant squash then, but you'll sow seeds instead of plant seedlings
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BEST video ive found on this yet. short simple informative
Warm climate
1-tomatoes
2-eggplant
3- peppers
4-zinias,
5-basil-frost free only,
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Moderate climate
1- cilantro
2- parsley
3-cabbages
4-kale
5-onion
That was rosemary, sage… no?
Heading to the nursery this weekend! First time gardening
Charmene, Great luck to you! Realize that there are great successes as well as some failures that even the most veteran gardener experiences. So go with the flow, and learn every day and every season. Happy gardening!
How exciting! Have you thought about what you want to grow yet?
This is a great way to get ahead!!
Cilantro self-seeds for me here in NC and comes up every year. Peppers are always super-slow to start and really like it hot. Your videos are quite entertaining and informative. Bet they will inspire many new gardeners.
I'm so grateful to have someone talking about gardening in Houston. I started my indoors yesterday. To clarify, you recommended putting the tomatoes out in February? What about squashes?
Yep, she said tomatoes on Valentine’s Day
Love this. Will you do this every month? It's a great series potentially.
Glad you like it! We started it back in September and plan to do one for every month
Jan seeds to start
1- roesmary
2- sage
3- cabbages- 100 days to maturity
4- kale march to dec
5-onion
➡️ TY for the info ⬅️
I started my peppers New Years Eve along with snaps, poppies, bachelor buttons and calendula. Got some seeds at Armstrong today and it was 83 degrees here 😳😍 in Southern CA.
Happy Gardening 🌱🌱
Here in MN, everything is inside: carrots, beets, bunching onions, chamomile & bok choy. Too many recalls to Not Grow.
Daughter lost alot a few wks ago but has parsley, various mints, small pomegranate tree & 2 apple trees from seeds. Take care 🙂
I’m in Southern CA as well but I don’t have a green thumb… yet haha what soil do you recommend ? I preordered her book but I want to start prepping tomorrow
@@lbean6039 I haven't used it, but people seem to love Fox Farm Soil. I use native soil with compost mixed in, but have added Miracle Grow Organic. As a new gardener there will be failures, but just keep going. You will learn and eventually it will all come together. I'm at a point now where tomatoes and flowers pop up like weeds everywhere. I was pulling overgrown weeds from a bed yesterday and found two nice size onions 😂 And in most of Southern CA our herbs grow year round
@@Seeing-Being Seriously, so many recalls!
Great info! Thank you.
thanks!! I was looking this content!
You are so right why am I in here watching this video when I should be out in my garden planting I live in Southern California and we have very mild winners as a rule and we have super super hot summers. And we rarely ever get snow maybe once every 20 or 30 years. We did have some snow down here about three years ago and it was the most snow I’ve ever seen in my entire lifetime and I’m 77 years old. So you know we hardly ever get snow here.
I started sage and Parsley. The parsley germinated pretty fast indoors under my grow lights!
Thx so much!
Love your Chanel, and can’t wait for the book tomorrow! And the online conference.
I’m in 7a and think we are a cold climate. But maybe mild. Baltimore weather is rather changeable!
If you have more than a month where the garden is covered in ice/snow, I'd go with cold. I'm in 7b, which I consider mild. So glad you're joining us this Saturday!
Starting this weekend 😍 thank you for all the information & education you give 🥰 & for the free seeds!!! 🫶🏽
What is considered a mild climate? I’m zone 7b plus I’m working on a greenhouse for February. Does that change anything?
You're mild, like me. Nashville is 7b too. A greenhouse will definitely mean you can grow year round
Thxs, what type of basil do you plant?
There's so many good ones! I love sweet basil, Thai basil, and emerald towers. I've got a blog with all my favs: www.gardenary.com/blog/the-best-types-of-basil-to-grow-in-an-herb-garden
Ok, how cold does it get where you live that Sage and Rosemary are annuals? Where I live we got winters with a lot of frost and about -5 and -20 Celsius and my plants are about 10 years old. And Parsley will as a plant last a few years in the garden but it usually flowers in the 2nd and even if you pick this stems its nor longer edible.
Rosemary is a tender perennial. It never survived a Chicago winter. That's why many of us have to restart rosemary each year. I mentioned sage only in the context of perennials that you might want to start from seed in January.
When you put seed advertisements on your screen as you speak. You can't pause it if you need too. You have to completely get out of your video and then hopefully get back to your video again. Maybe make it smaller and way to the side so we can still control what we are watching. If we need to pause it to write something down or to even back up your video to re- listen to it. Thank you
Hmm, I'm not quite sure what you're talking about. We have tagged products in this video, but those should just appear as little boxes in the lower left-hand corner of your screen. If you miss a link to something, it's always in the video description, just FYI. If you're on your phone and don't see the description, click on "more" just below the video title
What kind of phone or tablet are you using? Nicole is right; the product placement is tiny and definitely shouldn’t block the pause button
Where can I find and buy the seeds you showed in this video?? Thanks.
You can find them here: shop.gardenary.com/collections/garden-seeds
I am in zone 5ab, and we usually cant get stuff into the ground until May(the ground is our yard is frozen and snow covered until April) do you think its still worth starting in January?
You might hold off, unless you have a place to pot them up and continue growing them under lights. But it sounds like cool season plants like kale could be going out in April.
@@Gardenary I'm in 4b and was wondering the same thing! We typically can't plant until after Memorial Day. Would I then hold off until March to start these?
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Sage in portuguese is like " little fish" lol
Sálvia? Or do you call it something different?
I'm in Philippines how can I join?
You can register here: www.gardenary.com/garden-in-5-live
It'll be the middle of the night for you though 🥱
Hi, I just have 1 off topic question about feedback: Would a YT Creator want to know if a technical aspect of his/her video is preventing the channel from reaching it's full potential?
We're happy to accept feedback from viewers
I'm so grateful to have someone talking about gardening in Houston. I started my indoors yesterday. To clarify, you recommended putting the tomatoes out in February? What about squashes?
Yeah, Houston's last frost date is usually right around Valentine's Day, so your tomatoes can go out right around then. You can also plant squash then, but you'll sow seeds instead of plant seedlings