10 Veggies to Plant NOW for a Fall Harvest
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- Fall gardening is, surprisingly, one of my favorite seasons. I love the temperatures cooling down and the fall vegetables that I get to experiment with. Here are 10 of my absolute favorites, and keep in mind that these recommendations work for any zone, but the timing must be adjusted. See my video on fall planning for more info: • How to PERFECTLY Time ...
0:00 - Intro
0:58 - Kale
2:02 - Broccoli
3:40 - Cauliflower
4:46 - Brussels Sprouts
6:05 - Cabbage
7:17 - Bok Choy
8:10 - Turnips
9:21 - Beets
10:28 - Carrots
11:57 - Peas
13:26 - Outro
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Sorry about the audio in the end guys...the dogs and kids were going INSANE and I couldn't get my mic to work 😂😭
All good b/c some of us can really relate - 3 school-age kids (no dog) 😅 Another EPIC video! 🌱💫
Hi tysm for your tips it really helps me im ur new subscriber
The audio came through great Kevin. Only hear birds chirping in the background so far. I'm using tulle fabric to protect produce from pests. Greenhouse in hot sun can be too hot even in fall. Please do an updated program on pest prevention in future . I grew marigolds from seed started in March and they are just blooming now. Unlike previous years my nasturteums have no aphids...none of my garden does while those are usually gross black aphid magnets.
You had me that that first part of “ I will personally come to your garden...” I was ready to hear “ and fix my diy trellises lol... great timing again today was a big garden day I however will need prayers for my broccoli seedling I just transplanted because after listening to you I’ve planted wrong 🤪😓😭
A lot of times I'm reading the comments while I'm listening to the video. I thought it was going to be really bad at the end because I read this first. It wasn't so bad..
I grew my cabbage surrounded by onions. For the first time I did not have a lot of damage from pests.
Glad to hear this!
If you put a bar of Irish Spring soap near your cabbage and lettuce. It helps a lot. Those little black bugs hate it.
Thanks. My cabbage always gets eaten by pest or rabbits. The bunnies and squirrels eat very well in my garden.
@@jmas2312 first time growing cabbage this year and I might get one head that wasn’t completely devoured
I am definitely trying that!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
I was a kid in the 90s and I AGREE. I hated brussel sprouts bc people would steam. Then tried them roasted as an adult and they're incredible
Looking forward to grow guides! I'm growing a lot of these for the first time
I think they also changed it somehow so nowadays they're less bitter, maybe ph/alkalines makes them more bitter. There was also people that started cross breeding better tasting brussels.
Praying for the fires to be over soon and that everyone is safe.
Amen 🙏
True... odd to state here
Wow. Stay safe. Remember to change the air filter on the car more often due to ash.
Know what's brutal on your garden? Evacuating for 17 days! If I'd gotten around to putting in irrigation for my food plants they would've done much better, but my huge thriving tomatoes were also under outdoor grow lights (minimal sun under redwoods), and enclosed in reflective panels. The water and electricity were both cut off much of that time. Bought some IBC 275 gallon tanks, and looking into upgrading to auto-starting generators, so next time I will be less dependant on the infrastructure. Another benefit of container gardening: you can take all your plants with you when you evacuate! 🤪
All that said, I'm lucky (by about 100yds) that I'm just regrowing a garden, not sifting through ashes.
I will sneak in your garden in the dark and bless your plants lmao these are good next one would be something like " hit that like button and I will fly to your house and personally whisper into your plants ear"
LOL
Haha
I,m from Holland. We eat kale in winters as breakfast lunch and dinner.
Hi. In the South, we eat the turnip leaves mostly, mixed with bacon drippings or ham hock to flavor greens while cooking. I like how you show grown examples of veg, so growers get an idea of growing space they may need. Peace to you and yours
Please be safe! I have family in LA County with some being FD. May He watch over you all and keep you safe 🙏🏻❤️ I was able to harvest some broccoli earlier this season (7a) but decided to leave them in the planters. A few weeks ago I planted bush beans around the broccoli and holy moly! They LOVE each other! Making notes this year and this buddy duo is on the list for next year. For carrots I direct sowed in a planter with peas, nasturtiums and some herbs. They all seem happy together. And my goodness. This year was the first time growing peas (sugar snap and snow) and I may need a 12 step program 🤤 I’ll be stocking up on seeds for 2021. Just this evening as soon as I came home from work, I pulled the peas I have in planters with some cukes by the stairs and I ate them all before even opening the front door. And this is someone who NEVER had peas like this before this year. 🤷🏻♀️😂 Crack peas. Yup. I’ll be trying to figure a way to grow them inside over there winter under my grow lights. I may go thru a withdrawal 😩 Am I dwelling on the peas too much?.....
Covering sown carrot seeds with a board works a treat. keeps moisture in, protects the soil from disturbance, etc. Just check a couple times a day for the very first signs of life, and take it off once you do. I usually transition to draping shade cloth after I see sprouts to continue helping the soil stay moist.
Kevin I bought your book and it was amazing I learned so much about hydroponics and vertical gardening and especially in my rooftop and mini balcony
Thank you and so glad!
I'm waiting for a copy to be delivered so i can plan my balcony garden for next year. It was out of stock so it's going to be delivered around the 20th
Finally I found a video on how to garden in California. I'm tired of watching British garden shows and shows from New England and trying to extrapolate. Fell like I hit the jack pot here in the Central Valley. Great show, very practical.
Did I miss spinach? A great fall crop. There is a reason they are called snow peas.
On a radio show a few months ago, it was mentioned that the Brussel sprouts that we know now are not the same Brussel sprouts that we knew in the '90's, in that they have been modified to be less bitter. It made sense because my experience has been like yours, and so I did not do any further investigations. Great show. Thank you.
I'm just starting to get back in my garden. I live in New Orleans, La. and we have been having so much rain lately due to the hurricanes. So I can understand how you feel. Praying for everyone in California during the wild fire and the heat.
Nice arbor! I wanted something like that for my Joseph's Coat heirloom roses, but didn't want that price tag, so I went to Tractor Supply, bought a hay ring & sunk it about 6" into the dirt. Same effect but much sturdier & about 1/5 the price.
I live in Scandinavia and its very unusual with this much heat and sunshine at this time. So we`re waiting for fall here, too. Thanks for the tips.
Love turnips! Growing up in Ireland, swede (rutabaga) is way more common than turnip and it's even commonly called a turnip there. My mother always cooked swede mashed up with carrot and parsnip. The first time I had an actual real turnip (they call them white turnips there to distinguish them from swedes, which are much bigger and have yellow flesh) I thought it was so delicious...
We just had 6" of snow and freezing temps yesterday and will have an even colder night tonight! Spent about 3 or 4 hours creating tripods over plants and covering them and laying down tarps, etc to try to save as much as we could of our veggie garden! Smoke and ash have been covering us too, but not as badly as where you are. Have planted some beans and more lettuce, and hope to get some produce out of them in October or late September. The challenges of gardening in Colorado are always fun and enjoy what we do! Hope the fires get under control in Cali soon! Cheers Kevin!
Send your weather my way. I just started planting some seeds cause I'm in zone 10b. I should have waited a little longer since we have a tropical depression right now and its been pouring everyday.
6 inches of snow? Wow
The ash (potash) will help with your Cauliflower and Broccoli as they are mostly grown for their flowers . Also would suggest growing carrots surrounded by a barrier of at least 18 inches if you wish to avoid carrot root fly ( the little beggars can't fly that high) , else wise your usual informative horticultural standard .
Great tips :)
Thank you Kevin! I also live in San Diego and finally gotten my seeds from bakers creek and hoss tools and I can’t wait to plant 🌱 my fall crops
Tip for people who dont like brussel sprouts, boil them (this reduces the time in the oven), bake some bacon pieces. But the sprouts in the oven with olive oil, season with salt and pepper and add the bacon. I tell you brussel sprouts and bacon is a match made in heaven
I really appreciate all the significant, useful tips, like which greens/leaves are edible and nutritious and how to make them more palatable! Thank you for making such comprehensive informational videos, Kevin.
- Sophia
About cauliflower: I rice them and freeze them. I also love them roasted. Love your channels even though I'm in 5b. Lots of good tips.
Dad joke: they call them snow peas, cuz there’s s’no peas in em.
@JimFooolery - 🙏🏼🙏🏼🤣😊 Thank you, Sir - for the lovely reminder of my late dad’s great (and similar) sense of humor! 😆❤️
Of the possible hundreds of thousands of YT vids I have watched over the years that was THE best hit that like button I have heard by far! Your uploads (but more importantly YOU) are so enjoyable, informative and always just the right amount of editing and B roll. I could go on and on about your knowledge while always having the attitude of a student having just the right amount of energy ect. I guess I'm simply saying Thank You for sharing your Epic journey with all of us.
Stay safe with the fires. We all hope it is contained soon and put out. Prayers to all! Solid info. Thanks for the video . I'm in zone 4a and this year I'm trying a small scale fall planting. I don't know anyone here in nnys that has ever tried it. I've been gardening for about 50 years and I'm still learning. Learning is a lifetime commitment. Knowledge is the one thing you can take with you lol.
We grew great heads of cabbage (harvested a few weeks back). Our major problems were slugs and snails. We grow in a high tunnel. I did get some baits for them and hopefully my fall crop will have less problems.
My little dogs run around rolling on snails and eating things like slugs and grubs like they are popping m & ms. Between them and my garden friends the birds and lizards, I would die before I put pumped poison into my backyard ecosystem.
Thank you for blessing our gardens
Started gardening this year after spring but I planted tomatoes anyway and will totally need those blessings!
The leaves are changing here in Seattle and I’m soooo excited for fall! It’ll be my first fall with my smol balcony garden and I can’t wait to start fall crops! TY for the suggestions Kevin! 🙏🏼
South Texas here. Just planted most of your examples. Hope those fires die down. Stay safe
The AMA type of videos are cool. Give us more
So excited for growing guides on all of these!
Also praying that everything ends soon (fires, pandemic stuff etc) stay safe!
Would really like to see u do some picking then cooking/ recipes how u like to cook things.
Sounds good!
Thanks for the tips! I’m in Zone 7B and will definitely “experiment” with carrots, kale, and broccoli this week.
Your Fall gardening video is the best! I'm in 7B and ready to think about what needs to be done to be prepared to plant once the tomatoes have played out the season. Watching your videos on raised beds inspired me to build 7 beds using the cross blocks. In the process of installing drip irrigation now💦 Thank you very much for your sharing your garden experience and excellent teaching skills and knowledge with us🌱🌞 Looking forward to following your "Fall Planting" guide as shown in another of your videos 🌱🥦🥕🥬😊🍁 Thank you
“cultivate that like button” always cracks me up
Perfect timing for our Farm to School garden.
Just what I was looking for !! Gardening in South Alabama can be a 365 growing season and I want to make the most of it this fall/winter. Thanks so much!!😁😍
Alabama gardener on youtube is good also.
I'm recently transplanted to central Alabama myself and have been curious what will grow in late fall
I'm a novice container gardener. I live in Baton Rouge, LA where my growing season is practically year round. My tomatoes are still producing fruit today after a too hot summer. This is my first Fall garden. I started the Fall garden the end of September. All plants look great but no harvest yet. I grow in containers until I can get a raised bed going. I plan to get my Spring garden from seeds and a raised bed started very soon.
Turnips are a favorite of mine. If you cut the greens off to use however you want to, peel the root, slice it 1/4 or 3/8 inch slices, then skillet fry it like pan fried potatoes with salt, and oil, keeping the lid on in the beginning, then remove it about halfway through. They are delicious this way! Somehow the frying removes the slight bitterness they tend to have and they come out almost sweet. And completely awesome!
Homegrown cauliflower is so sweet and so much better than supermarket. I love all the greens and lettuces too. And beet greens are amazing. I’d do kohlrabi over turnips. Can’t eat turnips ugh. Homegrown carrots are wonderful too.
Eek! 25 miles away! My heart breaks to see such devastation. Thanks for checking in, thanks for the video, and I love your shirt! Stay safe.
I am in love with your bright, turquoise door!
Please stay safe, I know these are crazy times.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
I look forward to your guides so I can expand my garden!
Glad to see you safe and making the best of this disastrous time.
Dude, you're a champion. Been watching you from Melbourne Australia. While we are in the direct opposite season, I still find it great listening to you. Thanks for all the effort U put into your clips. Top bloke. 👍
Thank you for the video, stay safe, the world needs you!
Awesome info, thank you!
Just what I was hoping you'd put out!
This was so helpful. Thankyou. Ps. I’m from ottawa Canada and this is the perfect time for our root vegetables. Can’t wait to plant some seeds this weekend. Stay safe from the forest fires.
Fantastic info. Thank you!!!
Really appreciate this, have been unsure what to do with the garden now that the summer crops are gone
Great video as always! Thanks!!
Love your stuff man!!!! Helped me grow spinach, kale and Pontiac red potatoes!!!
Thank u for the video. Hope everyone stays safe. We have endless summer here in Georgia too
Stay safe! Thank you for the excellent garden tips you consistently provide.
Excellent. Thank you!
I honestly just love your video editing. Thank you for this information. :)
Thank you so much for making this video. I hope you and your family and friends are okay, stay strong!
I will definitely try growing some of these veggies since most of the ones you mentioned are my fav! 🥰 It’s also raining ashes where I live, definitely a first for me!
Thank you! This is very helpful!
I used to hate brussels too and these days I love them! I ferment them ❤
Thanks Kevin for sharing the ideas. I've to check my seeds.
Please stay safe Kevin! And thanks for the video!
I grew the luffa a couple of years ago and it gets HUGE. Easy to grow though.
I’m growing Shangai Baby Bok Choy for the first time this year and I’m SOOO excited 🌱🤩
Ur going to love it!!
@Kong TheDragonslayer: Ah, I better 😆 considering my excitement! Thanks for gas-lighting my hype 😎
Feeling tons of "growing pains" here in the south central valley as smoke is falling in from all directions. Fall crops are my favorite and am chomping at the bit to just get started already. But luckily my pepper and tomatoes are keeping me sane for now.
Love the videos Kev man !!!!
Thanks Kevin. I enjoyed the video.
Thankyou for your info and tips.
Could you do a video about what food crops you can grow indoors?
I looooove brussel sprouts!!! i love them steamed. and they just melt in your mouth yum
Thanks for this today I really enjoy your videos
Thank you for the garden blessing 🤣👍
Please be safe. Thank you for your tenacity and knowledge. Be well.
Sweet winter greens are so good! Just a tiny touch of frost does it.
Thank you for the information.
Be safe
I love the Fall weather 🙂 our farm is preparing now for Fall produce ♥
Love this
My inspiration! 😍
Thank you! That was so helfpul, especially as we come into Fall. Blessing your garden:)
I’m in zone 10b on the East coast so these suggestions are timely. Awesome videos. Thanks
Wow great to know!
Thank you!
Thanks for the helpful video!
Great video thank you. I hope that you and your family remain safe. Thanks
Love those peas ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you 💜
Oh that story about being a kid and not eating stuff, while sitting there for an hour or two. I know that too well, I've been a picky eater all my life lol. Though through gardening I learned to appreciate a lot of the vegetables, I ate broccoli before but now I love it (slightly roasted with a nice tomato cream sauce, ughh so good). Though I still don't like the zucchinis I grew this year, but maybe that'll change in the future too... Lol.
Great list! One carrot variety that supposedly does well in heavy clay soils is called "Danvers". Also, going back to the brassica family... Broccoli Raab/Rapini! The leaves and flower stalks harvested just before they open are amazing sauteed in olive oil with some garlic and red pepper flakes!
Hey .. everyone Moniee-Mon, is listening keep doing what 'cha do best and thanks for the info and vedios God bless you 🙏
We have hot temperatures like you so I really appreciate your information. Thank you and hoping for clear skies soon
I can't thank you enough for your awesome gardening videos. I work on newsletters for a 5 location So Cal garden center and I always promote your youtube channel on them.
The ash rain is all over TJ as well. Thanks for all the useful tips.
This one - the dragon fruit pots look amazing!
Just bought some Brussels sprouts for my little balcony garden!
I'm so excited for fall, has been under 100° for 2 days!!! Doesn't sound that cool but after a weekend of 120+, it's amazing. This is my first year so I'm interested to see how everything does, it's pretty much just an experiment this year🤣 Love all the ideas, thanks!
Thanks for sharing these tips. My summer veggies were ravaged by squirrels, so I need fall crop redemption. Funny, the veggie I hated as a kid that my mom forced on me was actually bok choi! I've since had delicious bok choi dishes with improved texture. My parents tried growing them and we've tended to pick them while young and put them in salads or last min fixings for soups.
I live in The Bahamas. Relatively same climate zone. Great tips.