Grow a Fall Container Vegetable Garden
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Container gardening is ideal for starting plants in summer for fall growing and autumn harvest. Moving from hot summer temperatures to cooler weather provides conditions that many plants can benefit from. When freezing autumn nights threaten, portable containers give gardeners the chance to move tender plants to warmer protected areas to keep plants alive. With that flexibility, a fall container vegetable garden can provide extra and extended harvests. (Video#196)
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Videos to learn more:
"How to Plan a Fall Garden" • How to Plan a Fall Garden
"Why You Need a Fall Garden" • Why You Need a Fall Ga...
"How to Plant a Fall Garden" • How to Plant a Fall Ga...
"The Best Plants for Container Gardens" • The Best Plants for Co...
"Getting Started with Container Gardening" • Getting Started with C...
Good container plants for fall:
Arugala, beets, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, chard, kale, peas, lettuce, pac choi, lettuce, radish, spinach, turnips, cucumber, parsnips, rutabaga
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Thanks for the info!
Nick
Your beet spacing demo was simple but genius! It really click why I should space out my plants. My carrots looked too sparse when I started thinning them so I quit. Now I have half-inch diameter carrots. I am going to take a mature vegetable with me when planting or thinning so I can SEE what I am shooting for. LOL
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Did you enjoy the master gardener cert. process? If you'd consider it, a video on that would be awesome.
Thanks! I did enjoy the master gardener program/process. I have a couple videos where I discuss it, but another video is a good idea.
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Gardener Scott, you are the best! Your videos inspired me during quarantine to create my very own container garden. I live in Wisconsin, but we are in the same grow zone so your videos have been most helpful. I recently purchased a greenhouse on Amazon to keep my fall seedlings in. I fell in love with gardening this year, and I look forward ro to continuing this hobby for years to come. Thank you for inspiring and educating me this year! It seemed that your videos and uploads corresponded so well with any issue I was having or any question I had. I look forward to watching your videos in the future and seeing what more I can do with my garden.
What a great idea since not everyone has a large yard to grow a garden in. I have some 7 gallon square and round pots that I can plant in. I will try this.
I was inspired to grow late summer and fall crops from previous shows. Now I have a plan how I will do it. Sorting through my seeds while I watch. :-)
Thank you Gardner Scott just exactly what I needed to hear in this video is very encouraging to know how to do things I appreciate you taking the time to share this information about gardening in containers, see you again, happy gardening!👩🌾👨🌾
I've done my entire summer garden in containers and will do the same with the fall. My sister as well as the man who works with me both lost their gardens to the heat. I just moved my tomato plants and cucumber plants to under a tree. They're not totally happy but they're hanging in there. I'm picking a few Black Prince tomatoes each day. My white cucumber plants are blooming so hopefully soon. I want to do Brussel sprouts when the weather gets cooler.
Same, I chuckled today when I just pivoted the market umbrella on the deck over to the tomatoes 😁
A couple of things happened with my spring/summer garden this year that were sort of disappointing aside from just ugly thunderstorm activity,my spinach bolted before I even had a chance to harvest any of it,and the other thing was leaf miners. Leaf miners chewed up all my beet and chard plants early in the year. I’m looking forward now to planting all of these again(for greens only in the case of beets) just to see if I’ve actually been planting at the wrong time for my area.🤔 I have containers ready and some small seedlings ready to go in them,if I’m lucky I have 7 weeks before first frost,but if I can move the pots for the really cold nights I might actually get a harvest. Which would be really nice.
What type of plants can tolerate cold weather ?? !! I live England!!Thank you for sharing
Look for cool season or cool weather plants, especially root vegetables.
I have harvested kale from under the snow. Spinach and the cole crops are good choices. Many veggies taste better after the first frost.
You are absolutely correct. Good call.
Thank you for sharing.
Hi,
Love your videos!
This is the very first year we had a bumper crop of tomatoes!
I was in the nursery & a man in front of me had a 6 pkg of best boy tomatoes? I had a small container of the same & he said to me, you know, if you put that back & get a 6 pkg, you’ll have so many tomatoes this year! He was right but it brought rats!!! We contacted vectors & got traps but they were going crazy eating my tomatoes! I started picking them when they were just turning colors & we were able to enjoy them, giving them away & freezing some.
Now, in SanDiego it’s so hot, they are dying so after the last tomato,we’ll amend the soil and plant fall crops.
My question is, how do you keep critters from eating kale plants? I don’t know if it’s rats or bugs but how do you keep critters off of your veggies organically?
I scattered pulverized eggshells around, sprayed the leaves with jalapeño infused water but was told that it would taste like jalapeño kale!!
What do you do?
I cover plants with bird netting or row fabric to keep pests out. In my recent videos you can see the hoops and fabric over my young fall plants.
Gardener Scott ok,thanks,
Im not growing a fall garden, I just got ate up really bad by mosquitos.... Just not worth it... legs are on fire!
I can’t stand mosquitoes! Bite me but not my husband 😮
Great info Mr. Scott. Luckily enough all my container plants are right outside our back door.
Do you think they will still be okay, even in the basement? Would the peppers, zucchini, tomatoes, or even some of the flowers have a chance to survive some of those night temperatures?
It would be interesting to get a video later on around the frost, and talk more about what happens when certain vegetables go through some frost. People mention the veggies get sweeter, are there physical signs to note when things like that happen?
Thanks. Plants will be okay inside, but they still need hours of light to grow well. As long as you can keep peppers, squash, and tomatoes from being exposed to temperatures near freezing they'll stay alive. You can't really see when root vegetables get sweeter, but tasting them will tell.
Thanks for the video! Do you let peppers die off with the frost or do you overwinter them? I thought overwintering them yields better crop next year as you have a mature plant earlier in the season 🤔
I normally let them die off, but think I may try to overwinter a few this year. The plants can live for years and will get bigger and stronger.
Hello Gardener Scott, I love to watch all your videos and that’s helped me a lot to lean more for my Urban Garden. I’m in quarrantine so not be able to get mulch for my plants. Is it ok to use coconut mulch that I have already? It’s the direct trash of the people that sell the coconut water and the meat of it. Thanks a lot ¡ greetings from Guadalajara.
Hello, Maria. It should be okay to use coconut mulch.
Gardener Scott Thanks a lot for your fast answer you are very kind !
Why I do not get the root vegetables on my beets, carrots and radishes?
It could be too hot. They like cool weather and if you grow them in the summer the heat will stress the plant and limit root growth.
Hello Scott...completely off topic here....just went out to garden and found numerous yellow squash and zucchini that had been hollowed out (eaten) not by insects...will a squirrel or other animal animal that you know of do this...I live in VA
Small rodents may be a likely culprit. Larger animals, even squirrels, are more likely to eat from the outside. See if you can find other traces of the animal to help identify it.
Thanks for getting back to me I believe your spot on, a neighbor of mine said that it was most likely a ground squirrel( local name for chipmunk)..I will stay vigilant as you know a garden provides many challenges....I recently saw your hoop method video...very informative....take care.....
Hi Scott, I just order the grow bags listed here. how well do they work? I'm hoping I can grow cabbage and cauliflower in them. hope this is big enough for these vegetables.
They work well. You can see the plants growing in my bags.
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My new home will be in Panguitch Utah. It is zone 5B. Would a hoop house or a greenhouse be better for things like tomatoes, peppers, and so on? Thanks for the video Gardner Scott.
Those should all do okay during the summer season. To extend your spring and fall growing, a hoop house or greenhouse will help.
I think Gardener Scott is trying to give you options short of structures. We all know a greenhouse will work but at great cost and/or effort.
What plants do you have under the hoop and plastic?
Mostly salad greens and some beets.
Do you have a greenhouse?
Not yet in this garden, but it's in my plan.
Gardener Scott my husband got me one 20’x10’x7’ Quictents.com upgraded , it has Two doors . We put it together yesterday. So far so good . I am very exited to finished installation , he is adding reinforcement. I am in zone 7a Sevierville TN , so I am researching about growing in my zone in the greenhouse. Can you suggest books or video about growing in the greenhouse?
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