Master gardener Scott...your videos are like no others I have seen ... The easy way you explain different issues and walk people through the steps that need to be taken is just outstanding!! For me this is just the right time to find your channel since I am a new gardener... this is the first year I purchased seeds and even when i started late, I have really embraced this new adventure ... I already purchased some seeds for fall planting.. and watching your videos has given me more encouragement to continue this new adventure.. since I lack areas for planting at this time, I have started planting in pots.. Thank you for the time you take to guide those who do not know all those little important details and explanations..
Hi Scott! The musical garlic the company sell 200 g $17.99 .so 1 kg will cost $80 +fertilizer +compost +soil =$200 to spend one bed in garden,so expensive,it’s worth??
Just got done planting my fall garden. I am a beginning gardening who, until this year, didn't know about fall gardening. I am really looking forward to seeing what happens☺️
Great video and perfect timing. I started planning seeds today for my fall vegetables and I had not applied moltch on top. Thank you for the information. Always enjoy the videos and philosophy behind it
I hadn't thought about the sun getting lower as the summer wanes. Thanks for the info about planting the tall plants on the north side if living in the Northern Hemisphere.
Thank you for your time given to doing the video's, and please do not amend your self, you are giving of yourself is just perfect. I am aware of the pressures that can come from some viewers, as there are some that are really jealous of what you have as they can be out-and-out nasty's (haters) that do not recognize themselves in fact to be such. Don't get taken down by them, please stay around as in the main the most viewers are sound and very likeable people, that like myself really appreciate what you offer. Thanking you once more from England/UK.
Stephen Hope I have had little success getting transplanted root crops to fatten up, though the greens do great. I hope you’re more successful than I was!
I really enjoy your channel. I've been gardening since I was probably around 12 or 11. And I'm still learning every year. I'm going to be thirty seven oh my gosh 😂 the older I get the more I know I have alot more to learn.
I started a permacultural bed several years back. It's broken down but heavily root bound. I believe I'll have to use a tiller to loosen up my soil, before adding amendments and organic matter.
I still have to hold out almost 2 months before thinking about fall planting. If I put seeds in before mid September, it will be still too hot. My first frost date is late December. Can't wait for that cooler weather.
I’ve discovered I can grow all year round with little tube tunnels. My most difficult time of year is mid July to mid September. It gets pretty hot here in the Sierra foothills. Zone 8B. I have to start my seedlings indoors. I’ll try out the burlap. I suspect that way cardboard could also work.
I'm just up the road from you and I put my seeds in the ground last week (￣▽￣)b (I think we tend to get our first frost a bit sooner, bc we're at a slightly higher altitude). Also made some hoops, and I'm trying out some spare window screen to cover them, for the sun but also to block some of the rain and hail so they won't move the seeds around or splash them right out of the bed! Seems to be working pretty well so far.
I have a a maggot problem in my compost. I'm pretty sure they came from the old stinky broccoli plants I just added to the pile where the flies love to lay there eggs. Will they disappear as their food source breaks down and decomposes? I don't put any meat in the pile. I did just add some grass clippings to try and heat up the pile to toast them.
Hey Gardener Scott! Question: What do you think about organic seeds? Do you think there is a difference between organic seeds and regular seeds? Thanks -Stacy🙂
@@daisywade2449 Me too. But I have read and heard some claim that it does not matter. So I wonder if one can say that they are growing organic fruits and veggies if they don't start with organic seeds. Just a thought. 🤔
There really isn't much difference between the seeds. The organic seeds were produced by a certified organic grower. The plants that grow from either will look the same and grow the same.
@@GardenerScott Yes, that is what I hear. But I never really get a good answer about if organic seeds produce a fruit or vegetable that is healthy for you because the organic seeds are grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides and synthetic fertilizers.
Organic seeds are important if you’re going to be eating them as seed sprouts. Some seeds, like corn seed, come treated with a type of poison to keep ants and fungus from getting the seeds (birds don’t like them either) if you don’t get either untreated or organic seed. Other seeds don’t get treated at the manufacturer. It depends what problems those particular plants/seeds are susceptible to.
I have some expired vitamins and calcium tablets. That means they have less potency. Is it alright dilute in water and use them as fertilizer for plants?
Hey Gardner Scott I canned a Bunch of tomatoes today, but I'd like to know what you do with all the produce you grow. Do you Preserve your harvest in some way or do you sell it?
Thank You for another informative video. I am getting ready to plant my first fall garden and appreciate the instruction. I am trying to find organic straw because of the Gfrazon chemical that is used too grow weed free straw. There isn't any so can burlap be used without the straw under it? Thank You for all the great ideas.
I have another video in this series that discusses a number of specific plants. Primarily they are cool season plants that can handle cold conditions and others that grow quickly.
Hi Gardener Scott, is there anything to watch out for when using mushroom compost as an amendment? I’ve heard it can be somewhat nutrient deficient and may contain an abundance of salt and possibly pesticides depending on where it came from.
HI, Nick. The compost I use is a blend similar to what is used to grow mushrooms in and not the remains of mushroom growing medium. Re-used compost after growing mushrooms can be deficient in nutrients, but still has organic material. If salts and/or pesticides were used, it may not be a good choice in the garden.
It isn't, depending on the plant. You may not get full growth before freezing weather comes but there are many plants that can handle cooler conditions.
No such thing as one method for everyone. If you have been watch this channel, you will know that he tries his best to teach every methods possible. I am disappointed in your comment.
The first few times I watched him, I put it on 1.5x speed, but now he is one of my favorites! He is very methodical and includes much more info than a lot of other channels. Best of luck to you
@@mareamiller6957 been watching for a while. Trying to enjoy, but, maybe because I'm from New England, I need him to talk faster and get to the point. 😀😂🤣
Honestly, if you don't have the patience to watch his video, then you probably don't have the patience to effectively garden, either. There is a very good reason why Mother Nature takes advantage of using TIME to allow things to grow and develop. Effective (and efficient) gardening doesn't happen over night. Why should ANY gardening videos not follow the same principles? To Gardener Scott: THANK YOU for your wonderful series on fall gardening! I just ordered seeds today because of your encouragement and advice. The tips you gave have helped to answer some questions I had about how to proceed with some of the plants I am planning on planting. I now have hope that I will be able to have a successful fall garden to keep our harvests continuing for as long as possible. Keep up the inspiring and informational videos and continue to enjoy a blessed and bountiful harvest!
@@gwendyrose8905 I don't know who you were replying to however this year even those who are moderate skilled gardeners still have things to learn. My remark was re: when he is actually emptying/filling beds (people should know how to move dirt if they garden or play with it). I have found his videos very informative and helpful despite of my own knowledge and experience. "Learn something every day and your mind stays fresh," my great grandma use to say she was 95 when she passed.
I truly believe that if we want to be good gardeners, we have to be patient!! It takes a lot of patience to wait for the seeds to germinate! 😃
Master gardener Scott...your videos are like no others I have seen ... The easy way you explain different issues and walk people through the steps that need to be taken is just outstanding!! For me this is just the right time to find your channel since I am a new gardener... this is the first year I purchased seeds and even when i started late, I have really embraced this new adventure ... I already purchased some seeds for fall planting.. and watching your videos has given me more encouragement to continue this new adventure.. since I lack areas for planting at this time, I have started planting in pots..
Thank you for the time you take to guide those who do not know all those little important details and explanations..
This is one of the most informative gardening videos I have ever seen. Very helpful for us newbies. Thank you.
Hi Scott!
The musical garlic the company sell
200 g $17.99 .so 1 kg will cost $80
+fertilizer +compost +soil =$200 to spend one bed in garden,so expensive,it’s worth??
Best gardening channel, period
I'm just planning and planting my first fall garden! Thank you :)
Just got done planting my fall garden. I am a beginning gardening who, until this year, didn't know about fall gardening. I am really looking forward to seeing what happens☺️
All the info I need is in this short vid. Thank you for sharing.
Getting ready to start planting the fall garden. Hot and humid here in Tennessee. Have a great evening
Great video and perfect timing. I started planning seeds today for my fall vegetables and I had not applied moltch on top. Thank you for the information. Always enjoy the videos and philosophy behind it
Hi Scott. Your videos help this urban boy come down to earth and cultivate in zone 10A. Thank you for sharing!
I live in Colorado too! I know about compaction and excess heat! I'm trying my first fall garden this year, Thanks for all the great info!
Great series. I have always had problems with my fall gardens, Great ideas.
My stress and anxiety: *Exists*
Gardener Scott: "Hi, I'm Gardener Scott"
My stress and anxiety: "Adios"
I hadn't thought about the sun getting lower as the summer wanes. Thanks for the info about planting the tall plants on the north side if living in the Northern Hemisphere.
Yes, I agree Christina - I'm not a newbie gardener - but I have learnt a great deal from this Autumn garden video. Thank you Gardener Scott!!!
Great tips here!! I learned a lot about the next phase of planting.
I’m going to help my friend grow a fall vegetable garden on his apartment balcony
Thank you for your time given to doing the video's, and please do not amend your self, you are giving of yourself is just perfect.
I am aware of the pressures that can come from some viewers, as there are some that are really jealous of what you have as they can be out-and-out
nasty's (haters) that do not recognize themselves in fact to be such.
Don't get taken down by them, please stay around as in the main the most viewers are sound and very likeable people, that like myself really appreciate what you offer.
Thanking you once more from England/UK.
Thank you for the kind words, Mike. I do this precisely for gardeners like you.
@@GardenerScott No, it is I that thanks you very much, take care.
Excellent information Scott! Perfect timing as I’m harvesting garlic and onions tomorrow. Thank you!
Dale in Ct.
Thank you for sharing. I'm starting my fall garden today -zone 9b
Thanks, that is good info going forward. I have radish and cukes and peas and carrots ready to transplant here in zone 9 .
Stephen Hope I have had little success getting transplanted root crops to fatten up, though the greens do great. I hope you’re more successful than I was!
Alright can't wait to watch this.
I really enjoy your channel. I've been gardening since I was probably around 12 or 11. And I'm still learning every year. I'm going to be thirty seven oh my gosh 😂 the older I get the more I know I have alot more to learn.
Me too
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Great stuff! perfetto!
I started a permacultural bed several years back. It's broken down but heavily root bound. I believe I'll have to use a tiller to loosen up my soil, before adding amendments and organic matter.
Awesome content, just want to add that Green Leaf's or just
Green Matter has nitrogen and that it is released to the soil has it is decomposed.
I still have to hold out almost 2 months before thinking about fall planting. If I put seeds in before mid September, it will be still too hot. My first frost date is late December. Can't wait for that cooler weather.
I’ve discovered I can grow all year round with little tube tunnels. My most difficult time of year is mid July to mid September. It gets pretty hot here in the Sierra foothills. Zone 8B. I have to start my seedlings indoors. I’ll try out the burlap. I suspect that way cardboard could also work.
Yes, cardboard works too. Both need to be removed as soon as there is any indication that the seedlings are emerging.
Thank you. A great video.
Great advice. Thanks!
I'm just up the road from you and I put my seeds in the ground last week (￣▽￣)b (I think we tend to get our first frost a bit sooner, bc we're at a slightly higher altitude). Also made some hoops, and I'm trying out some spare window screen to cover them, for the sun but also to block some of the rain and hail so they won't move the seeds around or splash them right out of the bed! Seems to be working pretty well so far.
I have a a maggot problem in my compost. I'm pretty sure they came from the old stinky broccoli plants I just added to the pile where the flies love to lay there eggs. Will they disappear as their food source breaks down and decomposes? I don't put any meat in the pile. I did just add some grass clippings to try and heat up the pile to toast them.
They'll disappear as they age and turn into flies. Turning the pile will disrupt them.
Hey Gardener Scott! Question: What do you think about organic seeds? Do you think there is a difference between organic seeds and regular seeds? Thanks -Stacy🙂
I try to buy organic seeds as much as possible..
@@daisywade2449 Me too. But I have read and heard some claim that it does not matter. So I wonder if one can say that they are growing organic fruits and veggies if they don't start with organic seeds. Just a thought. 🤔
There really isn't much difference between the seeds. The organic seeds were produced by a certified organic grower. The plants that grow from either will look the same and grow the same.
@@GardenerScott Yes, that is what I hear. But I never really get a good answer about if organic seeds produce a fruit or vegetable that is healthy for you because the organic seeds are grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides and synthetic fertilizers.
Organic seeds are important if you’re going to be eating them as seed sprouts. Some seeds, like corn seed, come treated with a type of poison to keep ants and fungus from getting the seeds (birds don’t like them either) if you don’t get either untreated or organic seed. Other seeds don’t get treated at the manufacturer. It depends what problems those particular plants/seeds are susceptible to.
I have some expired vitamins and calcium tablets. That means they have less potency. Is it alright dilute in water and use them as fertilizer for plants?
Any idea or info about a water supply that has chlorine in it?
I'm trying a fall garden as well. Do I wait a couple of weeks after I put compost down on the soil I've amended before planting my seeds? 😁
You don't need to wait. I wait a bit when I amend the soil, but not for compost on the surface.
Hey Gardner Scott I canned a Bunch of tomatoes today, but I'd like to know what you do with all the produce you grow. Do you Preserve your harvest in some way or do you sell it?
I share it and preserve it. Canning, freezing, dehydrating, pickling, and fermenting are all part of my gardening activities.
Thank You for another informative video. I am getting ready to plant my first fall garden and appreciate the instruction. I am trying to find organic straw because of the Gfrazon chemical that is used too grow weed free straw. There isn't any so can burlap be used without the straw under it? Thank You for all the great ideas.
I’ve found straw has grass seeds that can be a pain
Yes, it can. I used to just do burlap, but found the straw saved me a step later on.
For a first time gardener, what vegetables would you recommend for a fall garden? Located in Massachusetts.
I have another video in this series that discusses a number of specific plants. Primarily they are cool season plants that can handle cold conditions and others that grow quickly.
Gardener Scott thank you! I’ll look for it.
Hi Gardener Scott, is there anything to watch out for when using mushroom compost as an amendment? I’ve heard it can be somewhat nutrient deficient and may contain an abundance of salt and possibly pesticides depending on where it came from.
HI, Nick. The compost I use is a blend similar to what is used to grow mushrooms in and not the remains of mushroom growing medium. Re-used compost after growing mushrooms can be deficient in nutrients, but still has organic material. If salts and/or pesticides were used, it may not be a good choice in the garden.
Gardener Scott, is it too late to sow my green manure? I am in zone 6a.
It isn't, depending on the plant. You may not get full growth before freezing weather comes but there are many plants that can handle cooler conditions.
When you use grass As mulch, do you use green grass or let it dry?
Dry is better.
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Just finished filling my first DIY garden bed 7*3. I added 1 cu ft of Chicken Manure (can't get Cow manure). Do I still need plant food?
If you have a shallow bed you may not need it. If you have a deep bed you may need more. I suggest adding other organic materials like compost.
Just curious, what zone do you live in?
I'm in zone 5b.
Is osmocote organic?
It is an inorganic fertilizer.
Gardener Scott So I’m confused. You are an advocate of compost and organic gardening. Can’t you use those instead of Osmocote for this purpose?
No sound?
I think it's just your playback. No one else has mentioned that.
@@GardenerScott
Thanks Scott. Yeah it was my playback. I closed it out and the second time I got sound. Enjoy your videos.
Do not dig whatsoever scott. This is directly opposed to no dig.
I am very disappointed to see you doing this.
No such thing as one method for everyone. If you have been watch this channel, you will know that he tries his best to teach every methods possible. I am disappointed in your comment.
@@youtuudodo no dig requires strict adhering to the rules of no digging.
There can be no doubt. Any disturbance will revive weeds and kill fungi
Too long too boring.
The first few times I watched him, I put it on 1.5x speed, but now he is one of my favorites! He is very methodical and includes much more info than a lot of other channels. Best of luck to you
@@mareamiller6957 been watching for a while. Trying to enjoy, but, maybe because I'm from New England, I need him to talk faster and get to the point. 😀😂🤣
@@kellyo8718
Yes I love the knowledge & info he brings however speed up video when doing beds (you've already explained why & how)
Honestly, if you don't have the patience to watch his video, then you probably don't have the patience to effectively garden, either. There is a very good reason why Mother Nature takes advantage of using TIME to allow things to grow and develop. Effective (and efficient) gardening doesn't happen over night. Why should ANY gardening videos not follow the same principles?
To Gardener Scott: THANK YOU for your wonderful series on fall gardening! I just ordered seeds today because of your encouragement and advice. The tips you gave have helped to answer some questions I had about how to proceed with some of the plants I am planning on planting. I now have hope that I will be able to have a successful fall garden to keep our harvests continuing for as long as possible. Keep up the inspiring and informational videos and continue to enjoy a blessed and bountiful harvest!
@@gwendyrose8905
I don't know who you were replying to however this year even those who are moderate skilled gardeners still have things to learn. My remark was re: when he is actually emptying/filling beds (people should know how to move dirt if they garden or play with it). I have found his videos very informative and helpful despite of my own knowledge and experience. "Learn something every day and your mind stays fresh," my great grandma use to say she was 95 when she passed.