August Garden Guide - Everything You Can Start From Seed Or Plant in August
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- In this month’s Grow Guide, I focus on vegetable crops and plants that can be started from seed or planted during the month of August. I'll cover important garden tasks like solarizing garden spaces, techniques for sowing seeds, and how to choose the correct cultivars for your garden. I also discuss fall garden planting since I start sowing seeds from July thru September for my fall harvest.
If you’re looking to start some plants from seed or plant some vegetables in your garden this month, be sure to check out my Grow Guide! I hope you find this guide helpful as you garden in August!
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**Direct links to everything mentioned in this video**
**How To Sow Seeds Like A Pro tutorial** • The Ultimate Guide To ...
Drip Depot for drip irrigation kits for small gardens all the way up to bigger farms: www.dripdepot.com
Solarization Plastic Sheeting: tinyurl.com/yjre5yfe
BT spray or Spinosad: tinyurl.com/yu2697ne
Vertical gardening supplies that I use: tinyurl.com/mr2ftxht
Cucurbita Moschata Squash Seeds: tinyurl.com/2p9cm34f
**How to grow squash & pumpkins from seed tutorial** • How to Grow Squash & Z...
Asian Cucumber Seeds: tinyurl.com/uj7tehfh
**How to grow cucumbers from seed to harvest tutorial** • The Ultimate Cucumber ...
Green Yard Long Bean Seeds: tinyurl.com/3evcmp45
Red Noodle Yard Long Bean Seeds: tinyurl.com/ycmvhk93
**How to Grow Yard Long Beans tutorial** • The Ultimate Yard Long...
Seeds for all sorts of bush beans: tinyurl.com/yt3f7jp3
Seeds for all sorts of pole beans: tinyurl.com/5aue6np8
**How to Grow Green Beans tutorial** • Ultimate Guide to Grow...
Flower seeds mentioned in this video: Zinnias, Sunflowers, Blanket Flower, Marigold, Agastache, Cosmos, Salvia, and Amaranth: tinyurl.com/2w3s22k8
Seeds for flowers: tinyurl.com/2w3s22k8
Thai Double Blue Butterfly Pea Plants: tinyurl.com/bdhnmjn2
Traditional herbs:
Seeds for herbs: tinyurl.com/24fh47wa
Tropical herbs mentioned in this video: Thai basil, mint, agastache (Korean Mint), green onions, bay leaf, Cuban oregano, ginger, turmeric, lemon grass, and garlic chives.
Culinary Ginger Rhizomes: tinyurl.com/3fye8fxp
Ginger Plants: tinyurl.com/yp5acxp6
Heat Loving Greens:
New Zealand Spinach Seeds: tinyurl.com/3vxfk4fn
Molokhia Seeds: tinyurl.com/5n8783jt
Longevity Spinach Plants: tinyurl.com/3w8hrx3e
Okinawan Spinach Plants: tinyurl.com/3nf7wcy6
Yerba Mate Tropical Tea Plant: tinyurl.com/2p9hd7mn
Chief Kubo's South Sea Salad Tree: tinyurl.com/3wduvfnf
**How to grow sweet corn from seed to harvest tutorial** • The Ultimate Sweet Cor...
Little Fingers Eggplant & Thai Lavender Frog Eggplant seeds: tinyurl.com/yc99ku6f
Tropical Fruits:
Florida Special Pineapple (Thornless & cold hardy): tinyurl.com/yc536a6r
White Jade Pineapple (Thornless, coreless, & low-acid): tinyurl.com/45fraf94
Sweetie Pie Blackberry Plants: tinyurl.com/2p8pywfj
Roselle Plants: tinyurl.com/387d73k2
Blanc Du Bois Grapes: tinyurl.com/3rwyy54d
Barbados Cherry Plants: tinyurl.com/y5rx7b6k
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Awesome! The September guide is coming out this Friday :)
Really good list. Thanks for all your videos they gave me the push to start my tomato and pepper seeds this week. I was feeling a little burned out with all the pests, diseases and heat but now I am slowly starting to get on top of it 🎉
It gets easier. Don't give up.
I just subscribed to your channel. I’m in savannah, 8b close to 9 enough.
Love your content and garden knowledge.
Hi and welcome!
You've convinced me to sow indoors. I added a 5 tier shelf in front of my window. The heat/elements have stunted my seedlings in the past.
Nice! Whenever I sow indoors the transplants are always the healthiest batch.
This was great, as usual :) Thank you!!
You're so welcome!
Very Lovely Garden 🏡
Thank you!
@@JerrasGarden of course 😄 Happy Planting 🙏
l always thought that culantro would grow best in summer but now I know that I have to sow seeds in october
I know culantro is more heat tolerant than cilantro but I find it still grows best during fall, winter, and spring.
@JerrasGarden, Thank you
I’m trying Caribe cilantro. It’s supposedly heat tolerant. I have them sown indoors and outdoors. I can’t wait to see how it does in this heat.
New subbie. I’ve been having a time with my brassicas in this heat. I started them indoors and have been putting them outside for a few hours on my screened porch but even that it’s way too hot. I ordered covers to cover them. Amazing video. Thank you so much!
Thanks for subscribing! I just did a live garden class all about how to grow brassicas in warmer climates. You can find it in the live section of my channel.
@@JerrasGarden got it! Thanks! You Rock!
I need an additional home to do all that!😂
LOL
I've been growing Long Island Cheese pumpkins earlier in the year and despite some worm pressure, they've been exploding. Now for my fall garden I'm growing Seminole pumpkins, more Long Islands, and as a test, Connecticut Field pumpkins that I will monitor heavily from pest pressure. Wish me luck on that one lol
Nice! I will have to try growing the Long Island Cheese. How was the flavor in your opinion?
Hi Jerra! I’m loving all your info! Thank you! I’d like to polarize one of my raised bed garden spaces before I transplant in Sept / Oct. I purchased your recommended husky plastic sheeting wondering if you have a video on how to properly put this down? I’m in FL 10a zone. Is it as simple as laying down and pinning or stapling around the wood slabs? Than you!
Hi. I took a weed eater to clear out the taller grasses and weeds in the area and then laid the plastic sheets down over it all. I used the extra long landscape hooks to keep it down on all the edges. Can also place heavy items around the edges to keep it down. I will have to make a video soon.
What do you use for whitefly? They are just horrible in my 10A Port Charlotte area.
Do you plan on having the Jamaican strawberry tree seeds on your site?
I have a yellow Jamaican strawberry tree but at the present time, I don't have seeds or plants for it on my website. It is normally propagated thru cuttings. I will some day though ☺
Jerra I’m in Orlando top Zone 9b. Do you recommend using the heat mats under the the seeds you sow indoors or the seeds in your enclosed patio?
Hi. I only recommend using heat mats with the warm weather crops. If your sowing outdoors, and its very hot like it is now, the warm weather crops don't need more heat from a heat mat to germinate quickly. Usually I use heat mats when I sow seeds for warm weather crops in doors during the winter.
I have started some Malabar spinach from the seeds of my mature red stemmed Malabar vine plant, they are growing fast. I'm wondering if you have any recipes for them? So far I have tried them by first cooking up some bacon, removing bacon and then cooking the onion and Malabar leaves in the bacon grease, removed it, and added all three things to things like eggs, or potatoes. I enjoyed it but I'd like more things to do with it.
I harvest the leaves when they are very young and small to toss with some other greens to make a salad. Or I have sautéed with kale and mixed that together with diced up roasted butternut squash and roasted pepitas for crunch.
@@JerrasGarden Thank you!
Probably a very stupid question but do you puncture holes in your solo cups for the seedlings?
Not a stupid question at all. People ask me this all the time. I use scissors to cut three holes on the bottom of the solo cups.
Coastal 9b Florida and we are experiencing all time drought. Crazy as eastern parts of the county is getting rain. Not us we are under God’s umbrella.
Oh wow I didn't know. I'm definitely getting plenty of rain here in central FL.
Central West Florida. Huge drought exactly where we are. Rains all around us daily. We get the thunder drama but are behind 17" of rain for the year