My late husband was the gardener. I just prepared and age what he grew so I knew NOTHING about gardening. Dumb of me! 3 years ago I decided I wanted that great grew-it-yourself taste back. So I decided to set up raised beds. It was awful! Some success, too much failure. I think I did everything wrong one can do wrong. Thanks to TH-camrs like you who are willing to share you talent and knowledge, today I have far more success in the garden than failure and LOVE the great flavors! THANK YOU FOR SHARING WITH US!!
Firstly, let me say that I am so sorry for your loss. Secondly, if I can make a few simple suggestions about heading out into virgin places and making it easy and fun. Peaceful, and a place to both forget and remember. I don't know the degree of your physical ability, but that makes a difference, Have you decided how long you intend to make yourplace, ==yourplace.? Size of your garden.... what you have raised for fruits and vegetables in the past few years.... your location (or zone) makes a difference. I'm in Zone 4, but that really doesn't make much difference. Sometimes age and physical. Most additions to upgrade a garden requires allocation of money. ...do you have a pre determined budget? I only grow organic, heirloom stuff. I collect and use all my own seeds, ....pick, perserve, ferment and can as much as I am able. My garden is about 60 feet long and 15 feet wide. My grocery bill is very low. Give me a shout any time. Dennis... I'm 71.
@@dennisrphymurphy7929 HOORAY for your great efforts Dennis!! ...and the wisdom you've acquired along the way. I'm a year behind you in age, and I've been making similar efforts! Good smarts! 🌱🐞🍆🥔🥕🌶🥒🥬🧄🫐🍓🏡🌟
Spring sucked here in northern Nevada this year. 50+ mph winds, snow the end of May, mixed with 85° days, no rain.... Toms and peppers still not in the ground till this week. But this video is a reminder all is not lost, and maybe, just maybe, we will have a long, decent fall, filled with veg we planted now. Gardening is for optimists, right? So thanks for that. :)
Because of health issues we didn't get a spring garden in but are now ready and able to do a fall garden. Thanks for all the great info. We will be planting very soon.
Hey Guys, Here's your planting guide for July! Let me know what you are planning on planting this month. Mid-summer is always a good time to fill in those empty spots!
Some more tomato, sugar snap peas, bush green beans, cucumbers. Trying small watermelon just because, starting transplant in pots on cabbage and Brussels sprouts later this month in small trays indoors. Oh a we missed the first potatoes but doing a second for fall. 7B
As someone who lives in zone 9, now is the time to prep the garden for the second round of crops. It's hot as hell here but if timed correctly, we can get two crops of corn, beans, potatoes, etc. Makes the mosquitoes bearable.
😂 I’m so happy you mentioned zones and frost dates. I live in the Canadian Rocky Mountains and I’m always amazed by how many people watch TH-cam Gardening videos (mostly American and British) and think they’re going to apply them here. We have a severely short growing season, and not only is when we plant limited, so is what we grow. In the ‘real’ world of zones 2 & 3, one has to look at growing completely differently. I plant some crops in the fall, use Northern Permaculture techniques, and anything/everything gets started either inside or out in the greenhouse. Cover crops are the best secondary crops here, as well as some herbs and medicinal weeds.
Your video is timely for folks like myself who, for a variety of reasons, are late this year. Primarily, the heavy rains washed away many heirloom seeds. Incidentally, I have grown various types of lettuce in summer, in troughs, placing them along the S and S-E wall. Dappled sunlight keeps away the harshness of summer sun, and they do well.
I planted yellow crookneck on the 3rd, into 2, 5 gallon buckets I planted 2 seeds into each bucket, & 1 marigold into each. I use rabbit poo, in all my planting holes & buckets. I also add rabbit poo as a top dressing. I use what I have, & I have rabbit 💩...
I just planted potatoes (July 3rd) here in TN. They will be ready to dig in October. My fall plantings of broccoli and snow peas are usually better than my early spring plantings. The broccoli are tiny seedlings under lights right now. I'll put them out in a month or so. As long as you keep the snow peas wet, they don't seem to be bothered by the summer heat.
Thank you for this video. I have already planted peas ,and beans( germinated) as well as brussel sprouts and beets(transplanted). I just harvested a small amount of green beans and wax beans with more beans sprouting on the vines. Pictures will be sent through the email.
Yes, they are helpful for first time gardeners. What would be even more helpful when people talk about gardening would be letting the viewer what growing zone you are in or what area of the country you live in. If I just tuned in, I won't know. Thank-you and keep on growing.
I am loving these videos you are doing! I recently found your channel and I have wanted to have a garden for a long time but each year comes and goes and I never get it done. It seemed so overwhelming. But I finally got one started this year! I did get a late start but I'm so proud that I have food planted that my family can eat. I have been keeping a very close eye on them, going out and checking several times a day to see if anything has started to develop 😂. 2 days ago I saw there were several tiny tomatoes on one of my plants. I couldn't believe it haha. Your videos have been very helpful. I appreciate them so much!
Thank you Rick for sharing so much information with us. Because of what I have learned from you, my husband and I have been picking and eating fresh produce every day since the second week in April. And I am in zone 6A. All our family and friends have been in awe. So thank you for your teachings. The only thing I struggled with were my radishes and beets. They didn’t ever size up. Gonna try a fall crop and see if those do better. Thanks again and happy gardening.
Good job! I would include Nappa cabbage for Kim chee and suggest Korean seeds sold at H mart. The Korean greens do amazing, Mustard and radishes. take care
This was very helpful! Thank you so much. I have been struggling this spring with what to plant & when, plus dealing with bugs threatening my young plants. So this vlog gives me encouragement. I have my seeds for pretty much everything you mentioned here. it’s gonna be a busy weekend for me! Happy planting! 🌱🌻
I'm in the Arizona desert and basically we skip summer gardens because it's way too hot here for a lot of plants to set fruit. I wish someone could do a video especially for desert dwellers. I know people here that get tomatoes all winter.
Wow, I've never seen a comment section full of so many fellow zone 6 gardeners. I started late, and I'm now seeing baby fruits and vegetables in early July. I plan on filling in those bald spots in my garden beds though.
Hello my friend, thank you for the wonderful effort to explain about agriculture. This garden is very beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Greetings from Morocco
Our Zone 9b is stressing some of our crops but the carrots, squashes, melons, tomatoes, broccoli, green beans and cucumbers are doing well. The Sweet Potatoes and white and little yellow potatoes are multiplying like crazy. Will be planting more beets in succession - the first batch was so sweet like candy. Judi
Lol, I was listen but slightly distracted. You were talking about the first frost date, well My Ears thought you said First Prostate. Sorry I have no one to share my Goofy Moments with. Lol🤣🤣😁
The San Diego Seed Co. has found great success growing Great Lakes Head Lettuce in the heat. Because it's tightly folded into a head it stays crisp and sweet. I grew it last year in Aurora, Oregon zone 8b and we had record breaking heat last Summer. This lettuce did fine. I tried the lettuce you named ( I did a lot of research first before purchasing lettuce seed for 2021) I didn't like the taste of the "Summer Lettuce" and the price for the seed was a bit much. I also grow Winter Density every Fall.
Thanks for the info! I'm not much for head lettuce but it's good to hear about other varieties. Of the 5 summer lettuces I listed I've only tasted 2, Nevada and muir. I quite like Nevada and we have grown it every year for about 10 years now. Muir is okay. I am currently growing the other 3 so I will let you know what I think in about a month.
Gardening with Jenna is in Oklahoma zone 6A. She has learned how to grow bulbing onions through the winter and into spring. She said you have to grow the right varieties and you'll get a crop up to a month earlier than the traditional Spring plantings.
Jenna is in Ohio, we in Oklahoma are in zone 7, I've been able to over winter green onions, used from grocery store for starter plant & have been successful.
TY so very much i just saw some intel that it will be f*mine in August😳😳😳I was by the food bank today and we are in dire straits as people are really hurting! God Please, Bless 🇺🇸 every American! So i need to get going ...uhh i think we all might want to ...so TY for the info!
These videos are extremely helpful. I am not new to gardening, but have been limited to what I have grown. This information is helping me to make the most of my growing season and to expand it as well. ????? I planted collards for the first time this year....either Late April or early May. Something is eating them and I can't find any pests to treat. The leaves have holes everywhere, and some of the main vein/stems are without leaves. Can anyone advise?
@@treectrice9180 I have looked day and night and had not found a thing. I looked again after your reply....only this time..with my reading glasses :D. I did indeed find two very small caterpillars and two spotted flea beetles. I only have three plants so hopefully I can keep the pests at bay now that they have been identified. Thanks for you thoughtful and helpful reply.
Great video. Just found you. I'm in Florida Zone 10. What month should I start tomatoes and "freckled " lettuce? I have to grow everything in buckets because I live in a condo. My sweet potatoes are growing well. Thank you for all that you do.
Thanks so much for this very useful information! I'm in 9B, so lots of my plants produce well until Thanksgiving through Christmas 🎄 so this late planting advice helps a great deal.
Heck we have just gotten enough sun last week in June. A very late planting season here in Portland Oregon very unusual weather here been rainy and cloudy every day till late late June
I'm in mid-Missouri zone 6a and was wondering if it was still possible to start celery seeds to transplant for a fall harvest? We didn't get any spring crops here because it was just WAY too wet and I had some health issues that didn't help things. :\ I haven't grow celery before, so I wasn't sure when to start seeds. Thanks for the videos. :)
Pretty new to your channel. I'm down south in the high desert of Cedar City. Considered zone 5-6 as I'm out in the county. I had those same holes in my kale from another's question. Tiny black flea beetles. First time having them ever. I've been gardening here for 12 years now. Happy to be here. 😁
The zones I'm talking about are a North American thing. Here's a video I did on it, but they won't really apply to you th-cam.com/video/UtkqGPSbBd4/w-d-xo.html
@@StoneyAcresGardening thanks. well noted with the Zones vs. North America, but in fact your videos helped me anyway. I saw your videos also the one you linked to, it gave a great perspective of what it is all about. I found a hardiness map for Denmark, so it all makes sense now. Again thanks!
First year gardening. My garden is 35ft by 50 ft. So far I grew squad, yellow green and the white. Broccoli, tomatoes, carrots, cabbage, jalapeno,, bell peppers, I tried lettuce and that was a fail. Green onions, radishes, spinach, and green beans. Oh corn too. My family always said I had a green thumb. Tbh I don't I just water 🤣
@@StoneyAcresGardening yes. Agreed honestly Hey man I appreciate your video. My grandma told me you can grow in the fall. Your the most idea giving channel in my area for the same veggies. Keep up the work mam. Thank you!!! 💪
Hey Rick, so I got cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower started, germination only took 3 days. But now they are all 3-4 inches tall, and really leggy. It’s been above 100* and will be for a while according to the forecast. So do I need to get them out of the starting tray and into pots? Also how deep should I plant them, do I burry part of the stem? I’ve never had anything take off like this before.
Last 3yr we had below freezing on the 4th of July, I need GOD to give me a green thumb. GOD BLESS FROM CHRISTMAS VALLEY OREGON
Green thumbs are earned and you kill a lot of plants while you are earning it!!
Wow, July is really late for that cold!!
@@StoneyAcresGardening wow, I had no idea Christmas Valley got that cold in July. Sounds like you need a low tunnel?
My late husband was the gardener. I just prepared and age what he grew so I knew NOTHING about gardening. Dumb of me!
3 years ago I decided I wanted that great grew-it-yourself taste back. So I decided to set up raised beds. It was awful! Some success, too much failure. I think I did everything wrong one can do wrong.
Thanks to TH-camrs like you who are willing to share you talent and knowledge, today I have far more success in the garden than failure and LOVE the great flavors! THANK YOU FOR SHARING WITH US!!
Firstly, let me say that I am so sorry for your loss. Secondly, if I can make a few simple suggestions about heading out into virgin places and making it easy and fun. Peaceful, and a place to both forget and remember. I don't know the degree of your physical ability, but that makes a difference, Have you decided how long you intend to make yourplace, ==yourplace.? Size of your garden.... what you have raised for fruits and vegetables in the past few years.... your location (or zone) makes a difference. I'm in Zone 4, but that really doesn't make much difference. Sometimes age and physical. Most additions to upgrade a garden requires allocation of money. ...do you have a pre determined budget? I only grow organic, heirloom stuff. I collect and use all my own seeds, ....pick, perserve, ferment and can as much as I am able. My garden is about 60 feet long and 15 feet wide. My grocery bill is very low. Give me a shout any time. Dennis... I'm 71.
@@dennisrphymurphy7929 HOORAY for your great efforts Dennis!! ...and the wisdom you've acquired along the way.
I'm a year behind you in age, and I've been making similar efforts!
Good smarts! 🌱🐞🍆🥔🥕🌶🥒🥬🧄🫐🍓🏡🌟
These videos are tremendously helpful for first time gardeners.Thank you for doing them!
You're very welcome!
Spring sucked here in northern Nevada this year. 50+ mph winds, snow the end of May, mixed with 85° days, no rain.... Toms and peppers still not in the ground till this week. But this video is a reminder all is not lost, and maybe, just maybe, we will have a long, decent fall, filled with veg we planted now. Gardening is for optimists, right? So thanks for that. :)
Because of health issues we didn't get a spring garden in but are now ready and able to do a fall garden. Thanks for all the great info. We will be planting very soon.
Glad I can help!
Same, still have issues, but I prepared the area last night!!
Hey Guys, Here's your planting guide for July! Let me know what you are planning on planting this month. Mid-summer is always a good time to fill in those empty spots!
Great timing. Thanks!
Swiss Chard Summer
squash, Sugar snap peas
Tomatoes Kale Fennel
Sweet potatoes & Peas ~
Pumpkin n Purple carrots
White Onions, Garlic, Sage
Some more tomato, sugar snap peas, bush green beans, cucumbers. Trying small watermelon just because, starting transplant in pots on cabbage and Brussels sprouts later this month in small trays indoors. Oh a we missed the first potatoes but doing a second for fall. 7B
As someone who lives in zone 9, now is the time to prep the garden for the second round of crops. It's hot as hell here but if timed correctly, we can get two crops of corn, beans, potatoes, etc. Makes the mosquitoes bearable.
I have planted an early variety sweet corn in July for a fall crop. The ears were a good bit smaller, but it was still a decent harvest.
I debated putting that on the list. Do you remember the variety name?
😂 I’m so happy you mentioned zones and frost dates. I live in the Canadian Rocky Mountains and I’m always amazed by how many people watch TH-cam Gardening videos (mostly American and British) and think they’re going to apply them here. We have a severely short growing season, and not only is when we plant limited, so is what we grow. In the ‘real’ world of zones 2 & 3, one has to look at growing completely differently. I plant some crops in the fall, use Northern Permaculture techniques, and anything/everything gets started either inside or out in the greenhouse. Cover crops are the best secondary crops here, as well as some herbs and medicinal weeds.
Your video is timely for folks like myself who, for a variety of reasons, are late this year. Primarily, the heavy rains washed away many heirloom seeds.
Incidentally, I have grown various types of lettuce in summer, in troughs, placing them along the S and S-E wall. Dappled sunlight keeps away the harshness of summer sun, and they do well.
I am experimenting with that idea this year too.
@@StoneyAcresGardening share your results, and I will too.
I planted yellow crookneck on the 3rd, into 2, 5 gallon buckets I planted 2 seeds into each bucket, & 1 marigold into each. I use rabbit poo, in all my planting holes & buckets. I also add rabbit poo as a top dressing. I use what I have, & I have rabbit 💩...
I just planted potatoes (July 3rd) here in TN. They will be ready to dig in October. My fall plantings of broccoli and snow peas are usually better than my early spring plantings. The broccoli are tiny seedlings under lights right now. I'll put them out in a month or so. As long as you keep the snow peas wet, they don't seem to be bothered by the summer heat.
Thank you for this video. I have already planted peas ,and beans( germinated) as well as brussel sprouts and beets(transplanted). I just harvested a small amount of green beans and wax beans with more beans sprouting on the vines. Pictures will be sent through the email.
Sounds great!
Yes, they are helpful for first time gardeners. What would be even more helpful when people talk about gardening would be letting the viewer what growing zone you are in or what area of the country you live in. If I just tuned in, I won't know. Thank-you and keep on growing.
I am loving these videos you are doing! I recently found your channel and I have wanted to have a garden for a long time but each year comes and goes and I never get it done. It seemed so overwhelming. But I finally got one started this year! I did get a late start but I'm so proud that I have food planted that my family can eat. I have been keeping a very close eye on them, going out and checking several times a day to see if anything has started to develop 😂. 2 days ago I saw there were several tiny tomatoes on one of my plants. I couldn't believe it haha. Your videos have been very helpful. I appreciate them so much!
Thanks and good luck with the new garden! You will love it! Nothing better than eating food you grew yourself!
Gardening is fun. Nothing tastes better than homegrown lettuce. We grow it under plastic tubs all winter long. We don't get much, but in Feb. yum
Thank you Rick for sharing so much information with us. Because of what I have learned from you, my husband and I have been picking and eating fresh produce every day since the second week in April. And I am in zone 6A. All our family and friends have been in awe. So thank you for your teachings.
The only thing I struggled with were my radishes and beets. They didn’t ever size up. Gonna try a fall crop and see if those do better. Thanks again and happy gardening.
You are so welcome
Thank you. New gardener here and you have encouraged me. Things you have on the list is what I had planned for the fall
You are so welcome!
Very pretty to watch. I meant, easy. Gardening restores my soul. Thank You
This is best video for knowing what crops can be planted when. Thanks.
You are welcome
I'm loving these planting videos too. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills!
Glad you like them!
Nice! Thank you. Beets and Peas will be planted soon! My spring planting failed!
Mine too.😥
One of the best videos I've seen!
Thanks
Good job! I would include Nappa cabbage for Kim chee and suggest Korean seeds sold at H mart. The Korean greens do amazing, Mustard and radishes. take care
Great video, as always, and right on time. I am currently sorting through myl seeds to start indoors. Thank you!
Good luck!
This was very helpful! Thank you so much. I have been struggling this spring with what to plant & when, plus dealing with bugs threatening my young plants. So this vlog gives me encouragement. I have my seeds for pretty much everything you mentioned here. it’s gonna be a busy weekend for me! Happy planting! 🌱🌻
Have FUN!!
I'm in the Arizona desert and basically we skip summer gardens because it's way too hot here for a lot of plants to set fruit. I wish someone could do a video especially for desert dwellers. I know people here that get tomatoes all winter.
Thank you so much. Finally got a video on what I can still plant. Very helpful. I'm new to your channel and will continue to follow you.🤗
Glad it was helpful!
Wow, I've never seen a comment section full of so many fellow zone 6 gardeners. I started late, and I'm now seeing baby fruits and vegetables in early July. I plan on filling in those bald spots in my garden beds though.
Thanks for sharing
Hello my friend, thank you for the wonderful effort to explain about agriculture. This garden is very beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Greetings from Morocco
Thanks for visiting
I am new to this channel; but I must be lay the fact that I appreciate the informative, concise advice!
Thanks!
This was great & exactly what I was trying to find out since I just moved & have never done a late garden.
Awesome! Glad it was helpful!
Our Zone 9b is stressing some of our crops but the carrots, squashes, melons, tomatoes, broccoli, green beans and cucumbers are doing well. The Sweet Potatoes and white and little yellow potatoes are multiplying like crazy. Will be planting more beets in succession - the first batch was so sweet like candy. Judi
First time watching! You are so factual and to the point with very helpful information!
Glad it was helpful!
Lol, I was listen but slightly distracted.
You were talking about the first frost date, well My Ears thought you said First Prostate. Sorry I have no one to share my Goofy Moments with. Lol🤣🤣😁
Green beans, beets, & peas!!! Green LEAFY GREENS!!! Onions green yummy 😋😋😋😋
I am a new gardener so thank you.
You are welcome!
Thank you so much for this video
You are so welcome!
THANK YOU !!
I was wondering if I could plant beets now. My Spring Garden just burned up in this heat so I'm going to give my beats a new chance.
These planting videos are very helpful.
Glad you think so!
The San Diego Seed Co. has found great success growing Great Lakes Head Lettuce in the heat. Because it's tightly folded into a head it stays crisp and sweet. I grew it last year in Aurora, Oregon zone 8b and we had record breaking heat last Summer. This lettuce did fine. I tried the lettuce you named ( I did a lot of research first before purchasing lettuce seed for 2021) I didn't like the taste of the "Summer Lettuce" and the price for the seed was a bit much. I also grow Winter Density every Fall.
Thanks for the info! I'm not much for head lettuce but it's good to hear about other varieties. Of the 5 summer lettuces I listed I've only tasted 2, Nevada and muir. I quite like Nevada and we have grown it every year for about 10 years now. Muir is okay. I am currently growing the other 3 so I will let you know what I think in about a month.
Thanks. I actually have a lot of blank spots now due to deer 😩. But secured my beds a little better so I need to get cracking on replacing veggies
Glad to help
My cucumbers have been destroyed and most of them have died from the cucumber beetles so its good to know I can still start more plants
Oh no! I'm sorry! Glad you still have some time!
Gardening with Jenna is in Oklahoma zone 6A. She has learned how to grow bulbing onions through the winter and into spring. She said you have to grow the right varieties and you'll get a crop up to a month earlier than the traditional Spring plantings.
Thanks for the info!
Jenna is in Ohio, we in Oklahoma are in zone 7, I've been able to over winter green onions, used from grocery store for starter plant & have been successful.
Everything just so hot here in Houston even during this time... Been stuck with Okra, Malabar spinach, rats tail radish and Armenian cucumbers.
Chinese greens and kale, longevity spinach wilting in 105!
Kale yes, chinese greens No, I've heard of longevity spinach but have never grown it so I don't know for sure on that one.
Was just wondering about this because I need this information. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
TY so very much i just saw some intel that it will be f*mine in August😳😳😳I was by the food bank today and we are in dire straits as people are really hurting! God Please, Bless 🇺🇸 every American!
So i need to get going ...uhh i think we all might want to ...so TY for the info!
These videos are extremely helpful. I am not new to gardening, but have been limited to what I have grown. This information is helping me to make the most of my growing season and to expand it as well.
????? I planted collards for the first time this year....either Late April or early May. Something is eating them and I can't find any pests to treat. The leaves have holes everywhere, and some of the main vein/stems are without leaves. Can anyone advise?
Cabbage moths caterpillar babies. They match the color of the leaves PERFECTLY. check the underside near the veins of the leaf.
@@treectrice9180 I have looked day and night and had not found a thing. I looked again after your reply....only this time..with my reading glasses :D. I did indeed find two very small caterpillars and two spotted flea beetles. I only have three plants so hopefully I can keep the pests at bay now that they have been identified. Thanks for you thoughtful and helpful reply.
Yes, enjoyed this video. Keep them coming.
Usa of course
Ha! In WA this year my peas are only JUST getting ripe. It's been a terrible year for weather basically everywhere.
Yes, empty spots where the garlic and potatoes were! Just added some herbs and more summer squash. We’ll see what happens🤣.
Great video. Just found you.
I'm in Florida Zone 10. What month should I start tomatoes and "freckled " lettuce? I have to grow everything in buckets because I live in a condo. My sweet potatoes are growing well.
Thank you for all that you do.
I will be planting another crop of peas mid july and a fall crop of cabbage hopefully without cabbage worms!
LOL! Cabbage worms are a nightmare!!
Thankyou for your encouragement! 🌱🌾
You are so welcome!
Just subscribed. Thanks for the information
Thanks for the sub!
1. Summer Squash & Zucchini 2. Cucumbers 3. Green Beans (Bush Varietys Pole Beans) cool season crops 4. Kale, Collards & Swish Chard 6. Lettuce (Summer Crisp variety) 7. Onions (green onions) 8. Leeks 9. Beets 10. Peas (Snaps & Snow) 11. Cabbage
Thank you for this video we had a dry summer so hopefully. If I plant a garden now it will be better
Good luck!
Thanks so much for this very useful information! I'm in 9B, so lots of my plants produce well until Thanksgiving through Christmas 🎄 so this late planting advice helps a great deal.
I'm the same I'm 9a 9b.
Same here in those zones.
Great tips. All 13!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure!
I like that you try to manage our expectations, I appreciate you for that!!!
Yup!
nicely done, just moved to different state and thought I had to wait.
Great information 🙂
Thanks for watching!
Very helpful! I was concerned because I'm starting most of my garden late. THANK YOU!! Lincoln, CA
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you. You reminded me to start some plants.
I live in Florida..gads its so hot and humid!
Heck we have just gotten enough sun last week in June. A very late planting season here in Portland Oregon very unusual weather here been rainy and cloudy every day till late late June
Sorry to hear that
new subscriber. 😊Thank you for the video.
Thanks for subbing!
@@StoneyAcresGardening 😊😀
I'm in mid-Missouri zone 6a and was wondering if it was still possible to start celery seeds to transplant for a fall harvest? We didn't get any spring crops here because it was just WAY too wet and I had some health issues that didn't help things. :\ I haven't grow celery before, so I wasn't sure when to start seeds. Thanks for the videos. :)
I have never tried celery this late in the year, so I"m not sure. Anyone one else have any advice for Gwendy on this one?
Pretty new to your channel. I'm down south in the high desert of Cedar City. Considered zone 5-6 as I'm out in the county. I had those same holes in my kale from another's question. Tiny black flea beetles. First time having them ever. I've been gardening here for 12 years now. Happy to be here. 😁
Have you tried Neem Oil? It works for me on my tomato plants, fig, avocado, and orange trees. I'm in zone 10, Florida.
I wish all these garden vloggers had their zone plainly in the subject title.
I mentioned the zones in the introduction, but your frost date is more important.
Great new video, Rick! I really love your channel :) Keep going with the good content! :)
Thanks! Will do!
Perfect!! Thank you so much for the information!! New to you but will definitely be following!!
Welcome!
Yup. This is exactly what I need ... to know what to plant when for the latter harvest! Thank you! New sub ...
Welcome!
Thank you! This info is very helpful! ❤️🙏
Thank you. I just pulled a bunch of stuff and was trying to figure out what else to plant besides green beans
I would suggest spinach as it does better in shade and cooler temps
July is a bit too early for spinach. I usually hold off until August 1-15th for spinach.
@@StoneyAcresGardening thank you 😊
Wow this information is so handy as I am a first time gardener 🤗
Hi, nice channel. Do you have one video explaining the various zones? From Denmark and like to follow each of your steps for each month.
The zones I'm talking about are a North American thing. Here's a video I did on it, but they won't really apply to you
th-cam.com/video/UtkqGPSbBd4/w-d-xo.html
@@StoneyAcresGardening thanks. well noted with the Zones vs. North America, but in fact your videos helped me anyway. I saw your videos also the one you linked to, it gave a great perspective of what it is all about. I found a hardiness map for Denmark, so it all makes sense now. Again thanks!
Thank you!! Helped a lot!!
You're welcome!
New subscriber. I enjoyed your explanations and clear information. 🙏
Thanks so much! Great bid!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much. This is fantastic to know & I will be planting each of these.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for the info, i think i'm in zone 6. I'm a newbie :) So far so good!
I’m so happy to find a channel based out of SLC! Do you have any tips or videos on watering in a drought?
Mulch and drip irrigation!
I needed to know this , I just moved to SC....Thanks
Glad I could help
First year gardening. My garden is 35ft by 50 ft. So far I grew squad, yellow green and the white. Broccoli, tomatoes, carrots, cabbage, jalapeno,, bell peppers, I tried lettuce and that was a fail. Green onions, radishes, spinach, and green beans. Oh corn too.
My family always said I had a green thumb. Tbh I don't I just water 🤣
Haha! I love it! It's crazy what a little water will do for a garden 😂
@@StoneyAcresGardening yes. Agreed honestly
Hey man I appreciate your video. My grandma told me you can grow in the fall. Your the most idea giving channel in my area for the same veggies. Keep up the work mam. Thank you!!! 💪
Thank you for these tips!!
This is great.
Thanks!
What about turnips?
Very nice sharing bro
Thanks
Thank tou
THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR KNOWLEDGE 👍☺️
Of course!
I have always planted "second crops" of beets, chard, and green beans.
Nice!
@@StoneyAcresGardening I live in zone 3, on the edge of 4 in northern Wisconsin. Our first frost is generally September, about the 20th.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Hi from Nova Scotia zone 6b 👋
Hello there!
Thank you
Great share my friend
Hey Rick, so I got cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower started, germination only took 3 days. But now they are all 3-4 inches tall, and really leggy. It’s been above 100* and will be for a while according to the forecast. So do I need to get them out of the starting tray and into pots? Also how deep should I plant them, do I burry part of the stem? I’ve never had anything take off like this before.