Calm Down and Plant Your November Crops

I know its been crazy here lately but November is basically the last chance to plant the rest of your Fall/Winter garden, and planting is probably one of the best ways I know to destress in these crazy times. Nothing gives you hope like watching small plants grow up into food producing crops to feed the future.

[@HarvestfulGarden]

Great advice, gardening can calm the mind 🌱❤️🌿

[@kellirenee8026]

Thank you for the info! Planted lettuce, chard, radish and carrots 2 weeks ago in zone 8b- Alabama.

[@JimBobsGarden]

Hope you don't freeze with this cold snap that is drifting through. Either way all of those should survive a brief frost.

[@lilmoo2eli]

❤❤ love your videos

[@JimBobsGarden]

Thank you very much. If you have questions please ask and I will try to make a video about what answers I have.

[@Irie_Soul]

I think this is the channel I’ve been searching for

[@JimBobsGarden]

Welcome aboard then. If you have questions let me know and I will make a video about it if I can.

[@Irie_Soul]

@ What growing zone are you in? I’m in Alabama 8b.

[@JimBobsGarden]

@@Irie_Soul I am in 9b now but just changed from 9a. I live on the northeast side of Florida in Jacksonville about 11 miles from the ocean.

[@Irie_Soul]

@JimBobsGarden Such a beautiful place to live but a bit too busy for me, I live in the middle of crop fields with no nearby neighbors 😂.

[@JimBobsGarden]

@@Irie_Soul I grew up that way in mostly rural Kansas. It is a great way to live but we really like it here. We have a big yard and enough trees to screen out most of the other houses. Its almost like our own little bit of nature in a subdivision.

[@nyomicasey]

Which zone are you in?

[@JimBobsGarden]

Sorry for the late response but we are in 9b after the recent change. North side of Jacksonville FL.