5 Tips and Tricks for Planting a Fall Garden
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- These are the 5 Tips that have taken my Fall Garden from being mediocre to being healthy and productive. I share some tips and tricks I hope that you have never heard of, and simplify some issues that a lot of gardeners have when planting in the fall. Just because the cold weather is on the horizon, doesn't mean we can't keep growing delicious and nutritious food in our own backyard gardens.
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You're welcome and thanks for the shout out! You're my favorite person to watch! There's so much value and motivating energy from you! Thank you for your videos ☺️
The reason I like this channel more than the other gardening channels is he isn't just showing off his plants, he also admits his past mistakes & shares them with us so we don't make the same mistakes. God Bless from Tennessee 🇺🇸
Give Tuck a raise. Two carrots.
Tuck walking on the seed sprouts...ehhh
I like the concept of phenomenological timing also. Here’s some I discovered during winter research: When crocus bloom, plant spinach. When forsythia bloom, plant lettuce and peas. When daffodils bloom, plant beets and chard. There are many more; I used these this spring and found them reliable!
You are without a doubt the most positive person on the internet. DON’T EVER CHANGE!!
I so appreciate seeing Tuck in your videos!!! He is the "controller" of the forest, no doubt! He's a wonderful little boy!
“ I hope you get something out of it…“ I ALWAYS get something out of your videos, James! I have learned a lot from you. I am in the same USDA zone as you, even though I am completely on the other side of the continent. I also really appreciate your enthusiasm! And, Tuck!
Dude..your intro I swear puts a smile on everyone’s face 😅👍🏼
I've been using shade cloth like this for years. One thing I've found is that if you live in an area with high humidity like I do, you'll want to remove the shade cloth for an hour or 2 a day because it'll trap humidity under it and cause blight. Shade cloth works best when you have an air gap between it and whatever you are covering. When I see someone pull shade cloth over a greenhouse and it lays right on top of the plastic, I always cringe because they are probably unaware that just creating a small air gap between the cloth and plastic on greenhouse makes a huge difference in temperature. Not that it doesn't work the other way, but you get better temp reduction with an air gap.
Thank you! I was wondering how to do this with the humid summers I get 👍
James ur family members is so lucky,they have organic gardener like you 👌❤️❤️❤️ love from arunachal Pradesh India 🙏🏼
After hitting the like button first…I’ll take ANY tips that my main man James has to offer! Tucks advice is always welcome too 😆!!!
Let's Gooo! Tuck always beats me out.... but I hope I still had a few valuable nuggets to share
Same. I always hit the like button first. I already know it's worth a thumbs up before I even watch it!
Me too, I always hit the like button immediately, wish there was a love button
I love your passion! The way you almost lose it with excitement talking about Tuck or something in the garden is awesome. We’re in Louisiana here and working on converting a wooded area to a BTE style garden/food forest. Obviously there is a good difference between the climates in Jersey and Louisiana so the phenomena timing trick and stuff like that are very helpful to me. Love your videos, love Tuck and pumped to get my own food forest going. Your videos help when I start feeling stuck or overwhelmed, thanks for what you’re doing!
I’ve been struggling to keep up with my garden but you’ve given me a nudge in the right direction. Your enthusiasm is contagious!
So contagious! I'll watch his videos and be like ok what can I plant next? What can I harvest? Now! If only he could do a video every day!
Your enthusiasm is just the best, I learn so much from your videos - even the struggles! Also, the doggo just eating/wandering/napping in the garden is the absolute best.
I never thought much about phenomenological planting, but I do remember seed packets saying it was ok to plant outside when the maples trees leaf out. I think I will start to give a little more attention to those indicators. Love Tuck. Thanks James, from west central New York.
I love your videos!! They are the best on youtube about gardening. You get straight into the information, straight to the point, useful tips and tricks without any fluff like personal stories or rambling. And you always have videos on the specific things im wanting to know about, you really know what youre talking about, your advise has never failed. Please keep making these, please keep sharing with us what you learn!
I ABSOLUTLY Love James' intro. It brings the smiles, all the best everyone!
I want a James in my garden 😄😄🙏🏽
@@heatherhall3452 Totally! I have got to start working towards that goal of a food forest. All the best to you
So this shade cloth reduces the exposure from the sun and helps protect....( as tuck smashes through the young seedlings on top of raised bed and under shade cloth) 😆 🤣 😂 2:10. I love it James and thank you TUCK for your since of humor!!
I've never heard about phenomenological timing. Love it!
And I'm just out of summer enthusiasm and ready to till the garden under. Raised beds only for the fall. Recharged and ready to get started
Blessings to all!
This year is my second attempt at a Fall garden. Last year wasn't so great. Green onions and Bok Choy were the only successes. 2 days ago I started seeds indoors in my South facing windows. During this video I paused to relocate my spinach seeds to a cooler spot. James, today you seriously helped me better understand pertinent facts about successful Fall planting. Especially helpful was the use of shade cloth and why it's important. I truly appreciate when you share philosophical bits you learned. Tell Tuck I adore him. I smile every time I see him. His mycorhizal roots have weaved their way into my heart. I kinda think all gardeners are connected.
Hi James n tuck
Hey Grenn! Thanks for watching the video and engaging in the comments. Me and Tuck love to have you here ❤️
I was ready to just throw in the towel on my little garden. Thanks for the tips and encouragement 💚
I see Tuck is at Work surveying the crops
Yup, he doesn't just approve everything. You should see the deleted scenes, Tuck can be a real tyrant 🤣
Gonna pre-thank you for this vid homie , I already know that content will be spot on.
Let's Gooo Robert!! Thanks for the kind words bro, and for the support it means a lot
Tuck is always the cute factor in your videos!
I’m just getting my fall garden ready! Your advice is perfectly timed. I also used the board method for my carrots and I have almost 100% germination! It definitely works. And Tuck is adorable as always. ❤️
I love your king of the garden. I also have my Fur baby who is my garden companion. He is a nine year old pomma poo named Olaf. They are the best garden buddy, aren't they.
Hi hi !!!! Let's go
Maria Rea!! Me and Tuck love ya!!! 🐕😁❤️
Thank you so much James. You inspire me to keep working every time you post! Never miss a video! Love from NJ:)
I'm going to have my son start watching you, because I know he would love your garden tips, your style and your awesome dog.
I planted a fall garden for the first time this year.
I planted Green Beans and Cucumbers.
I have peppers that just started to produce.
They all just took off growing in three weeks.
Loving the enthusiasm. Keeping it exciting in the garden. Keep it up. Awesome food forest.
This winter, my project is going to be to build hoop house bones over all my raised beds. I’m exhausted trying to fight bugs here on the NC coast, and the sun is too powerful. Covers make so much more sense. Frost protection, but protection, sun protection...you can’t beat it.
Exactly! I have a future video about it, but the multifunctionality of them makes so much sense
I used Jame's hoop house design on my main raised garden bed and it was a total game changer! It only took me and my two boys an afternoon to build and we had kale, tatsoi, carrots and spinach that grew throughout the winter here on the shore in NJ. This year we will build more of the hoop houses in the other garden beds to increase our fall/winter harvest. Such an easy project and is well worth the effort! Thanks James!!
I so feel you on the bugs I wish I could put insect net protection on everything but thats a lot of hand pollination and then you have trellis but bean beetle and stink bugs do a lot of damage this time of the year for me and vine borer took out all my squash. It like you look out and everything is growing looking good and then insects come from around the world it seems like and then your spraying and plucking and your garden looks like its been attacked and your already at over worked you just want to harvest and maintain not fight and struggle for a bean or a squash lol. Good luck and happy gardening im working on the same thing your talking about.
@@charliewilliams8794 it’s not as bad as you think. Tomatoes and peppers are primarily wind pollinated. For plants like cucumbers and zucchini, you can grow parthenocarpic varieties that will set fruit without pollination. As for greens, they don’t flower for food. Basically, 90% of what we grow for annual vegetables don’t need bees. Things like melons will need them, but they need to sprawl in the open anyway.
@@TheMillennialGardener thank you ill look into the ones you say that dont need pollinators I didnt know they had squash and cukes and zuke that didn't need them. Thats so cool thanks
Love your helper! Tuck is a treat to see in your garden!
James-Shade cloth over fall starts-GREAT IDEA!!! Thanks so much. Maybe I will finally get carrots.
Fascinating. Dear James, when you talk, I down tools and listen ……and learn! Thank you and greetings from Wales, U.K. 🇺🇸🇬🇧🏴
Your videos are so inspirational....love your high energy and Tuck's laid back energy! Just ordered shade cloth and hoops for my zone 7B garden.....
Love the carrot board idea. Brilliant! Had to laugh at Tuck walking through the hoop bed. Hope he gets his own carrot patch!
Much love James and tuck 🌱🌾🇵🇷🌻💕🙏💪
Much love Jessica, me and Tuck hope you're keeping cool in the heat 🐕❤️
Thank you very much Tuck and James, you are a constant inspiration. I was really interested in the phenomenological timing and would live for you to tell us more about that please.
Ow yea the phenomenological time, also known as the knowledge of the ancestors. People always know when and how and where to start and it’s really something mind blowing, ow and also the moon phases!! ppff it’s truly a phenomenal
Flippity dipping good word!
Tuck does shade. Expert!
But, I've a 40gal tub I tried carrots in, good light soil, but very small results. Gonna try again. Thanks James
If you did it in a tub make sure there is VERY VERY good drainage. If there isn't good drainage your soil will go anaerobic and the carrots won't want to grow down into it. So they will essentially be stuck cause growing down would be "poison."
That may not have been your issue, but that is the issue is see 90% of the time with people growing in pots or containers
I Love Tucky🐕
Jamie boy!
Forever Tuck!!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Fantastic information!! Starting my seeds but the weather is still 100+, so shade cloth is coming!! Love to see Tuck 🐾 and my beautiful dog loves to be with me in the garden also. Such great gardening buddies!! ❤️🙏🐾🐾
Thank you. Tip 5 is so critical. I planted beetroot and spinach at the beginning of winter it was pretty much dormat but now that we're heading into spring its just gained new life and growing like crazy. I learnt something new about my growing area. 😊☀️🌱
Are you like me, I.e. southern hemisphere if you're heading into spring?
@@marisaclaassens167 Yeah, South Africa
@@chateaxublue Snap!!
❤❤That Tuck is a master gardener! ❤❤
Thanks James give Tuck a big hug for me, praying for you and yours always
I started watching this video and I told myself this is the stuff!
Gardening and farming is like Greek to me, but in recent years I began to believe in this idea of dynamic and intensive gardening methods.
This way of gardening is going to cost for certain items such as the screening and other paraphernalia.
I believe that people worldwide should take to intensive gardening.
I wonder how many puppies would like to meet with the Blue Fairy?
Thank you
Really like the tip for starting carrots. Pretty cool.
I want to say thanks for those videos. Many greetings from Germany
Wow james . I do fanominon timing without even knowing what it was . I just noticed what grows at same time and matures patterns . You know you make things so easy to understand .
Watching from Philippines 🇵🇭
Let's go!!!
Let's Gooo Anastasia!!!
Love the way you plant, and most of all harvest time🎉🎊
Keep it up james and tuck
God bless
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The worms have to eat the Bt to die. Lots of good info here. I'm southern zone 9 so starting those brassica's here is a real challenge because we want those extra hours of sunlight while it's summer. Love the pup, believe it or not we have a cat that likes to garden with us. In fact if we're looking for him all we need do is start weeding or picking or trimming.
❤️❤️hearts for Tuck!!
Tuck always brings a smile. He makes a great CGO (Chief Garden Officer). Your videos are always so helpful and informative. I live watching your content. Tuck is the icing on the cake!
Love your vids, and Tuck. Greetings from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Wanted to let you know, I took your lead and got some calypso cucumber seeds and I will be harvesting in a out 2-3 weeks!! Thank you so much!!
Sweet tender carrots are my best growers for me. Can’t wait to start my fall garden here in Texas .
Thanks again. I love watching your videos.
Every time it’s a different cup for Tuck😄so cute
You think this guy ever drinks out of the same bowl twice!!!!!? 👑🐕
@@jamesprigioni hahahah I might be accidentally copying Tuck, cause I never drink with the same cup as well🤨😂
He's A spoil dog ,lol
Great tips James... and Tuck. Thanks.
Hi James and Tuck that's a great tip on the carrots and kale
Glad to hear you got some value out of it Lynette, me and Tuck always love to see you in the comments. ❤️
My carrot seed germinated in three days using the board method. If I hadn't been checking the boards, I would have killed them all.
I also spread sulfur powder throughout my raised beds and let it sit for a few days before switching out to new plants.
Glad to seee you in top form. Thanks a lot for your videos!
Thank you for the shade cloth idea. Of course, why didn't I think of this.
It so beautiful vegetables garden
Thank you for your so much needed&helpful video's for me...I will attempt to grow a fall garden. Tuck(:drink plenty of water, it's another scorcher☀️:) is my highlight time of the day.🥕🥕🫑🥒🍅🍓🥦🥬🌽🥔🍆🌶🧄
I like Your gardening and your dog also
U r very lucky person fresh fruit vege.. you eat.keep it up
I am also lucky ...
Thanks for sharing.
Thanku very much.
really good tips thanks
Yo yo yo. Love your vids
Yo yo my boy KB thanks for the kind words
Tuck! 💘
My wife needs to be introduced to your filmer she is freaking out.
Been watching planting in fall videos for days. Yours actually taught me so much. Def coming here first next time. Thanks so much.
Hi James,Thank you for your kind words on my last post.. I decided to stop trying to save anything else this season. Been a hard struggle.I have these bakery shelves. there about 8 inches deep. and probably 14 inches long and 8 inches wide.I added my soil with a bit of fertilizer I cut my runners from the strawberries and replanted them.It's amazing the amount of runners these plants have. I also planted my green beans. hoping to have a good crop.before the snow flies. I really Love how you take the time to explain what you are planting. Your video's have changed the way I am doing things, What is that covering called? sorry I think I missed that part.You and Tuck have a wonderful safe Labor Day. God Bless, Jolene
Even though I *do* love watching Tuck....what I love even more is watching how you interact with him....you're a good daddy to ole' Tuck. You had that bowl and water right there for him. He's lucky to have you and you're lucky to have him. You're two 'peas in a pod' (yeah, a little corny, but....dang! I can't stop with the veggie references...that last one was purely coincidental! lol) Thanks so much for this channel. I watch all the time, you're one of the few, if not the only gardening channel that's closest to my growing zone. I wanted to ask, could you do a video about protecting your garden from a strong storm, or a hurricane? I currently grow in grow bags so I can move my plants if I have to, but what do you do? Do you cover them? Tie them down? or just let nature take it's course? Also, have you ever thought of writing a gardening book? I think you'd do great with your "food forest" plan. Humans are going to have to learn how to grow their own food soon, you're a great teacher and I really appreciate everything you do to bring this channel and all it's content to us. Also, my grow pot garden was about a 75% failure this year. I'm sure it was a fertilizer issue, I'm going to try to learn more about composting, even though things didn't go so well for my garden this year, I'm still optimistic for next year, and I might try some fall planting, I think I can grow some lettuces and garlic. Anyway, thanks. :)
Hi Tuck!!!!!!
Thanks!
The. Most. Psyched. I've ever seen you start an episode off. The height of harvest season has me excited as well!
Great stuff James. Thank you.
Thanks ! My journal is in my mind- over 40 years now.
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Love your and Tuck's relationship ❤❤
Thanks for the tips. I'm about to order some shade cloth. 😎
Thanks James, since it's summer here in Australia, I will make sure to do these in autumn . Cheers.
Wow I always thought that August was winter in Australia. Oddly, google thinks so too.
@@bonafideslacker2626 sorry, I meant sooon it"ll be summer, and google is right
Thank you for all you do
Thanks James I saw a previous video on planting radish and carrots 🥕 this video you showed me why and what will happen with heat, which is what happened to me. Thx now I know for the next time.
Getting ready for spring gardening after a mild winter down here in NZ relaxing and restoring fertility. Lots of seeds sprouting. Im pumped!
Fantastic tips for fall gardening; it's the MOST tricky season to garden. Thanks so much
Love watching Tuck as much as the gardening info!
Great video James! We have been growing 30 years here in central Texas. 40% shade cover is a must when starting the fall garden. I have a seed starting rack covered with 40% cover. We installed a watering system that has a chiller on it and we can keep the seed trays cool even when its 90 + deg out. I will try the carrot method, thanks! God Bless.
I used shade to my veggies too... Time to plant again. You guys are my favorite!!! Sir James and Tuck❤❤❤
Fabulous Philosophy! Thank you!
Thank you for the video! I love seeing a gardening channel from my home state! Knowing about the white butterflies I kept seeing around my garden, and the expected frost date is really helpful! Thanks!