I get sooo irritated at videos that say do this now, but I have No idea when now is or when the video was posted. So when you said you had included all the planting dates in the description below I was Very excited. Thank you very much for that. I too am in East Texas ( from Indiana), and I am still learning Texas planting and harvesting times. 👍🏻
I also live in Zone 8. I used to live in Zone 3, and had great gardens for such a short growing season. Still new at Fall gardening here in TX. Going to get my carrots in NOW! Lol! Thank you for the video.
SO straight forward! Thank you for specifying the dates for planting, types of crop, and stating clear directions for planting. Best video I've seen on gardening yet.
I'm in zone 8a SC and my garlic has only been taking 7 months from planting to harvest. I plant it the end of November and harvest in June. Sometimes, when I plant it, it is after the first frost but the ground is still warm. They still do well.
Thank you 😊, very clear, detailed information. We are in zone 8B. Looking forward to trying the new vegitable you suggested. I have been growing Russian Garlic with great success. Great video! Thanks again 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you! I planted spinach and lettuce seeds end of Sept and the flipping squirrels (that my neighbor feeds) plow through the beds and each time I try they won’t sprout; only the peas made it. Once I finish building the squirrel barriers I will try again, before Oct. 15th :) And yay, the collards will continue to grow! Glad I found this channel - thank you
I put garden wire around my vegetables in the spring to keep rabbits and squirrels out of them. For my Fall planting, my husband has built me a raised (waist-high) garden bed. Worked out well this summer with different flowers. Guess I need Fall flowers now!
THE BEST VIDEO I'VE EVER SEEN Thank you for: The dates to plant The video break down The seed types (in the caption) Planting tips and tricks Seed description: OMG/TY by category and variety, also personal picks Physically showing us how to do it Companion planting: incorporating seeds with already established plants. I've been looking for years for a video that includes all the important facts. What to plant, what kind to plant, when to plant, where to plant, with what to plant, how to plant. Thanks, Monique
I planted peas, today, this should give them enough time to grow pretty good before our first frost. I Added some Epson salts and bone meal to the pots I planted the peas in. Tomorrow, I will finish tilling my garden with my Mantis. I will turn in some lime, 10-10-10 and some bone meal into the garden. I will plant primarily spinach, cabbage and lettuce in my garden. They should do well this winter. I am not a kale person. I got some turnip and mustard seeds for my daughters garden. I am not a turnip or mustard person, too. I also bought her a new easy start Mantis for her birthday. Mine is a 13 year old Mantis that I restored. Both are two cycle versions. I do not support battery driven equipment, at all.
I adore your gardening principles. I'm starting to do permmaculcuture gatdendening. I'm zone 8b in Salem Oregon. I have yet to experience and grow through this incredible journey. God bless! Thank you. Love following your channel
I loooove collard greens! I have to see if they'll do well here. I didn't know swiss chard was a perennial, we have a few plants in the ground still that has survived all the heatwaves. We haven't started our fall planting quite yet (we're so behind XD our chickens are starting to lay!) but we'll probably take advantage of the cooler weather to get some planting done. Take care, hope your garden does well!!
HI THERE! zone 8a here! thanks for the vid. I heard you say epsom salt for this area. Im assuming because this area has alot of clay interference in soil? :] we bought our first house so im about to transform our new backyard into a food forest hehe
Today is 10/15/23...so sorry I accidently hit 'dislike'...NOT SO. Your content was great; informative; relevant & easy to follow. Will continue to follow you and thanks much!
So funny I came here to say exactly the same thing as the commenter below. Right now means nothing unless you say what date and preferably what zone. Thank you for your Instructional videos and yet I don't know what right now means.
I will surely try the soup. Sounds great. The company I buy the seeds from (one of the largest organic seeds companies www.rareseeds.com) labels it as a cabbage. It surely looks like a kale. Same vegetable family though.
True story my first time planting I was so excited and went to Home Depot bought a bunch of starter veggies and planted them. I got carrots that were the craziest and saddest things I have ever seen and all the rest were mislabeled and I ended up with a ton of cucumbers 🤦♀️ Haven't tried since but after seeing your tips I may try!
Did you say the name of the garlic you planted? If you did I missed it. Glad you said kale is a two year plant. You would not believe how many people pull them up before they are done.
Great video! Thanks for all the information. I'd like to know where you are getting these specific dates for the plants you mentioned in the video. I've found several planting calendars online, but I've found they often disagree with one another, or are primarily geared towards spring and don't have planting times for the fall. Thanks and have a great day!
You're welcome. As for the dates, I did look at many charts but the one I found most helpful was from Texas A&M. Sometimes you have to feel things out as well. I am behind in planting this year but I am not worried about it because it is still 90F here in TX.
This year is a weird year..its looking like october...usually very wet and cool will be hot and dry all month...which means i wont get any BROCCOLI and hardly any cauliflower...errrrrr.
Looking for flowering plants. I'm in zone 8. I live in an and need flowers lol. I have a jasmine that needs transplanted into the ground. It survived spring and summer in a pot. It's beautiful. Should I wait til next spring to transplant? What flowers can I do now that will be permanent
Very helpful, thank you!! I'm going 2b new to doing a veggie garden so I have a further question. I see you planted in the ground but would you be able 2 plant in containers in fall & it still work?? Thanks for your help!! Take care and God Bless!! ♥️✝️✝️✝️♥️
What the difference between 8a and 8b? I’m up near Oklahoma border and I’m now 8a. We go from extreme heat 112° to cold fast. We only seam to have a three to four week window of cool before frost.
Hi!! When you say right now… Can you say what month you are referring to? I’m pretty sure that when I am watching it right now is not the same as when you filmed it right now since you posted this sometime last year 😫 thanks!
" *Nero Di Toscana Cabbage* . This loose-leafed cabbage dates back to the early 1800s at least. It has beautiful, heavily savoyed, deep black-green leaves that can be 24 inches long. This Italian heirloom is popular in Tuscany and central Italy for making fabulous soups and stews and is one of the most beautiful and flavorful types you can grow. One of the healthiest vegetables we ever tested! It can have up to 3 times the recommended daily vitamin A, plus loads of minerals, calcium, and vitamin C, as well as lots of fiber and protein, truly a miraculous plant from historic Italy." Rareseeds.com
All are doing well accept the peaches. They died. This area of Texas has a serious problem with several peach tree diseases. It wipes out most peaches in this area regardless of variety.
@@CountryLivingExperience mygreathanks. avoid making the wrong conclusions re diseases/pests. ;l;ike you and me and your beautiful children, so with our plants - the environment that allows it to thrive. the pest/disease may be there but if one is healthy.....from the philippines here
Dude...i'm in pointblank, south of y'all by a few hours, i think...have you made any adjustments to your seed starting this year due to the prolonged high heat or are you still starting these types of seeds as usual but with coverings?
@@CountryLivingExperience we're gonna do pak choy for the first time this year as well...let's pray they'll come up and do well. Gonna direct sow when we have abt 2 straight weeks of mid 90's or below
I have also used tomato leaf tea to spray my brassicas to keep pests off. The only problem is you need to spray every 3 days. I've chosen to make a low tunnel using bug netting and as long as you protect the seedlings from pests laying eggs before planting and keep the netting at least 3 inches from the nearest leaf then your brassicas should remain pest free without sprays. The slugs can still get at them.
@@CountryLivingExperience i get blight...early late types..so i never plant indeteriment type.. such a bummer...if i do get any i have to fight birds and squirrels...who almost always win
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I get sooo irritated at videos that say do this now, but I have No idea when now is or when the video was posted. So when you said you had included all the planting dates in the description below I was Very excited. Thank you very much for that. I too am in East Texas ( from Indiana), and I am still learning Texas planting and harvesting times. 👍🏻
You’re welcome. Glad we could help. The date I made the video is also the correct timing.
Arrow down on description for post date.
He said it in the video. You must have missed it.
Post date is located directly under post title with the views
Read the description or watch the video, RIGHT NOW!
Zone 8a here! I’m starting my gardening journey, wish me luck!
I also live in Zone 8. I used to live in Zone 3, and had great gardens for such a short growing season. Still new at Fall gardening here in TX. Going to get my carrots in NOW! Lol! Thank you for the video.
You’re welcome
SO straight forward! Thank you for specifying the dates for planting, types of crop, and stating clear directions for planting. Best video I've seen on gardening yet.
Thank you. Glad it helped
I'm in zone 8a SC and my garlic has only been taking 7 months from planting to harvest. I plant it the end of November and harvest in June. Sometimes, when I plant it, it is after the first frost but the ground is still warm. They still do well.
Awesome
I’ve watched this video 3 times - it’s so helpful! Thank you 😄
Awesome! Glad it is helpful.
Thank you 😊, very clear, detailed information. We are in zone 8B. Looking forward to trying the new vegitable you suggested. I have been growing Russian Garlic with great success. Great video! Thanks again 👏👏👏👏👏
You're welcome
Thank you! I planted spinach and lettuce seeds end of Sept and the flipping squirrels (that my neighbor feeds) plow through the beds and each time I try they won’t sprout; only the peas made it. Once I finish building the squirrel barriers I will try again, before Oct. 15th :) And yay, the collards will continue to grow! Glad I found this channel - thank you
You're welcome. Glad to have you here. Hope you get those squirrels taken care of.
I put garden wire around my vegetables in the spring to keep rabbits and squirrels out of them. For my Fall planting, my husband has built me a raised (waist-high) garden bed. Worked out well this summer with different flowers. Guess I need Fall flowers now!
THE BEST VIDEO I'VE EVER SEEN
Thank you for:
The dates to plant
The video break down
The seed types (in the caption)
Planting tips and tricks
Seed description: OMG/TY by category and variety, also personal picks
Physically showing us how to do it
Companion planting: incorporating seeds with already established plants.
I've been looking for years for a video that includes all the important facts.
What to plant, what kind to plant, when to plant, where to plant, with what to plant, how to plant.
Thanks,
Monique
I love the Amarillo carrots! Never heard of them before. I live in Amarillo texas though!
Nice! They are very good.
We live in Amarillo too’
I planted peas, today, this should give them enough time to grow pretty good before our first frost. I Added some Epson salts and bone meal to the pots I planted the peas in. Tomorrow, I will finish tilling my garden with my Mantis. I will turn in some lime, 10-10-10 and some bone meal into the garden. I will plant primarily spinach, cabbage and lettuce in my garden. They should do well this winter. I am not a kale person. I got some turnip and mustard seeds for my daughters garden. I am not a turnip or mustard person, too. I also bought her a new easy start Mantis for her birthday. Mine is a 13 year old Mantis that I restored. Both are two cycle versions. I do not support battery driven equipment, at all.
Awesome! Looks like you are on track to have a great fall garden.
Thank you so much you really helped me a bunch. Now I can save on my grocery bill. You are the hot set up
You're welcome
Lord its only spring but you got me over here wanting to plan out my fall garden
Lol. We have several videos on spring gardening too.
I adore your gardening principles. I'm starting to do permmaculcuture gatdendening. I'm zone 8b in Salem Oregon. I have yet to experience and grow through this incredible journey. God bless!
Thank you. Love following your channel
Awesome! Nice to have you here.
Salem Oregon is not zone 8b
zone b here new sub
Same
Thank you! Always so helpful!!
You're welcome
I loooove collard greens! I have to see if they'll do well here. I didn't know swiss chard was a perennial, we have a few plants in the ground still that has survived all the heatwaves. We haven't started our fall planting quite yet (we're so behind XD our chickens are starting to lay!) but we'll probably take advantage of the cooler weather to get some planting done. Take care, hope your garden does well!!
Collards are great for sure. Good luck with your garden as well.
Me too! We just had some greens the other night with dinner and sooooo good!
HI THERE! zone 8a here! thanks for the vid. I heard you say epsom salt for this area. Im assuming because this area has alot of clay interference in soil? :] we bought our first house so im about to transform our new backyard into a food forest hehe
Hello. You will have to get a soils test for your land. Everyone’s is different. Epsom salts add magnesium if your soil is deficient in that.
That's what i'm talking about! Great vid!
Thank you
Today is 10/15/23...so sorry I accidently hit 'dislike'...NOT SO. Your content was great; informative; relevant & easy to follow. Will continue to follow you and thanks much!
No problem and Thank you!
So funny I came here to say exactly the same thing as the commenter below. Right now means nothing unless you say what date and preferably what zone. Thank you for your Instructional videos and yet I don't know what right now means.
The date that I put our the video. It is listed in the details. The zone is in the title....zone 8...8b to be specific.
Nero di toscsna or cavolo nero or Tuscan kale is all kale, famous in Tuscany. Try their Ribollita soup that made this plant famous: omg!
I will surely try the soup. Sounds great. The company I buy the seeds from (one of the largest organic seeds companies www.rareseeds.com) labels it as a cabbage. It surely looks like a kale. Same vegetable family though.
Thank you 😊
You’re welcome
What is the brand of seeds for southern gardens? You said it was new to you this year. I’m zone 8 as well in central Texas. Good video. Tfs. 👏🏻💕👏🏻
Thank you. The seeds came from Southern Exposure Seed Co.
True story my first time planting I was so excited and went to Home Depot bought a bunch of starter veggies and planted them. I got carrots that were the craziest and saddest things I have ever seen and all the rest were mislabeled and I ended up with a ton of cucumbers 🤦♀️ Haven't tried since but after seeing your tips I may try!
Keep trying. You will get the hang of it. Cucumbers are good....lol.
The lesson was: don’t buy from home Depot. Use heirloom seeds
Great info I am in Texas zone 9A Plant Plant Plant!!!
I always chok on Bok choy because it’s hard to chew.
Did you say the name of the garlic you planted? If you did I missed it. Glad you said kale is a two year plant. You would not believe how many people pull them up before they are done.
Hello. I don't have a name for that garlic. I bought it from our local Natural Grocers store two years ago.
Never knew that about kale!
Great video! Thanks for all the information. I'd like to know where you are getting these specific dates for the plants you mentioned in the video. I've found several planting calendars online, but I've found they often disagree with one another, or are primarily geared towards spring and don't have planting times for the fall. Thanks and have a great day!
You're welcome. As for the dates, I did look at many charts but the one I found most helpful was from Texas A&M. Sometimes you have to feel things out as well. I am behind in planting this year but I am not worried about it because it is still 90F here in TX.
@@CountryLivingExperience I will definitely check that chart out, thank you! I am near Baton Rouge and it's still rather hot here, too.
Helpful!
Awesome
This year is a weird year..its looking like october...usually very wet and cool will be hot and dry all month...which means i wont get any BROCCOLI and hardly any cauliflower...errrrrr.
It is a tough year
Territorial seeds are so expensive. I only purchase from them when I can't get it else where.
You should only have to purchase seeds once or twice. Get in the habit of saving seeds and it will cut your costs.
Looking for flowering plants. I'm in zone 8. I live in an and need flowers lol. I have a jasmine that needs transplanted into the ground. It survived spring and summer in a pot. It's beautiful. Should I wait til next spring to transplant? What flowers can I do now that will be permanent
I don't really plant any ornamentals. I have Echinacea and Calendula for perennial medicinal flowers.
Very helpful, thank you!! I'm going 2b new to doing a veggie garden so I have a further question. I see you planted in the ground but would you be able 2 plant in containers in fall & it still work?? Thanks for your help!! Take care and God Bless!! ♥️✝️✝️✝️♥️
You're welcome. You can absolutely plant a fall garden in containers. It will work just fine.
Thanks! Appreciate it!!!
Me too and ready to try again.
What about mustard plants
Yes. Good time for those as well
What the difference between 8a and 8b? I’m up near Oklahoma border and I’m now 8a. We go from extreme heat 112° to cold fast. We only seam to have a three to four week window of cool before frost.
These two zones are essentially the same but you’ll have cool weather just slightly ahead of us. Probably only a week or two ahead.
Hi!! When you say right now… Can you say what month you are referring to? I’m pretty sure that when I am watching it right now is not the same as when you filmed it right now since you posted this sometime last year 😫 thanks!
Hello. It's the date that I published the video. Late Sept.
Nero Di Toscana is a kale.
" *Nero Di Toscana Cabbage* . This loose-leafed cabbage dates back to the early 1800s at least. It has beautiful, heavily savoyed, deep black-green leaves that can be 24 inches long. This Italian heirloom is popular in Tuscany and central Italy for making fabulous soups and stews and is one of the most beautiful and flavorful types you can grow. One of the healthiest vegetables we ever tested! It can have up to 3 times the recommended daily vitamin A, plus loads of minerals, calcium, and vitamin C, as well as lots of fiber and protein, truly a miraculous plant from historic Italy." Rareseeds.com
What do you to keep slugs and snails away.
I dust everything with diatomaceous earth.
if you please, can you give us an update on your trees, the ones you planted the Ellen White way. mygreathanks
All are doing well accept the peaches. They died. This area of Texas has a serious problem with several peach tree diseases. It wipes out most peaches in this area regardless of variety.
@@CountryLivingExperience mygreathanks. avoid making the wrong conclusions re diseases/pests. ;l;ike you and me and your beautiful children, so with our plants - the environment that allows it to thrive. the pest/disease may be there but if one is healthy.....from the philippines here
where and when??????????????????
Do you have a copy of your garden plan with nutrient guide available for donation?
Sorry, I don't.
How did the Southern exc seed do?
Really well. I like them. Good germination.
Dude...i'm in pointblank, south of y'all by a few hours, i think...have you made any adjustments to your seed starting this year due to the prolonged high heat or are you still starting these types of seeds as usual but with coverings?
Yes. I am starting most indoors and will be delaying by about 3 weeks.
@@CountryLivingExperience we're gonna do pak choy for the first time this year as well...let's pray they'll come up and do well. Gonna direct sow when we have abt 2 straight weeks of mid 90's or below
Just don't let them dry out and you should be just fine.
How to do deal with aphids and cabbage worms with the cole crops?
I use a mixture of neem oil and soap. We did a video on that when aphids were attacking our kale two years ago. Check out our video archives.
I have also used tomato leaf tea to spray my brassicas to keep pests off. The only problem is you need to spray every 3 days. I've chosen to make a low tunnel using bug netting and as long as you protect the seedlings from pests laying eggs before planting and keep the netting at least 3 inches from the nearest leaf then your brassicas should remain pest free without sprays. The slugs can still get at them.
How deep does the soil need to be for carrots?
Depends on the carrot variety. 8" is usually fine.
Thanks! I’m in 8B almost 9a on the Mississippi Coast. So excited to start my first fall garden!
What are the top 3 or 4 hearty and very nutritional plants for fall gardening?
For which zone? Mine, 8b? Collards, Carrots, Beans, Winter Squash (Butternut)
@@CountryLivingExperience , I believe zone 7 or 8 near Arlington.
I recommend the same as I mentioned above.
Are your dates listed for ground planting of seedlings or direct sowing of seeds?
Direct sowing
Dont u try tomatoes???
My tomatoes last from my spring planting all the way through the fall until they die from the cold.
@@CountryLivingExperience i get blight...early late types..so i never plant indeteriment type.. such a bummer...if i do get any i have to fight birds and squirrels...who almost always win
What if you're on the border of zone 7-8? I'm in Central NC and right on the border, not sure what I can plant.
Your local university should have an extension office for agriculture. They should have a planting schedule for your area posted online.
Would you mention the time zone! Right now means what month?
Central time zone. Right now means the date I published the video....mid-September.
How do you handle slugs in the garden.
I have heard putting down a board on the ground in the bed. They hide under it because it is moist.
When is the best time to plant Kale?
Starting right now if you live in zone 8b in the South. You can extend that to through the next few weeks.
I am in Zone 8.5. Can I still plant what you are suggesting?
It is a bit late but you may still get some to germinate. We have had warm temps here in TX but it is now cooling off.
What month was this video made?
September