Thank you so much for your continued videos! Just shared with my friend who is looking to start her first garden this year! Love your work, and you! You are awesome! Thanks again!
Wonderful gardens you have. I live in a 55 up community, we have raised garden beds. I have a question. How often should we water winter lettuce, kale and spinach. In Cobb county Ga.
Thank you for this. I just got an allotment in Scotland and Im really scratching my head about what to grow. The weather here is very Nordic, with long lazy warm summers, and equally predictable long dark winters. Im trying to figure out what to grow by season, because I dont want to basically spend 6 months on and 6 months off. My latitude is North of Moscow, although the weather is actually quite clement, but its really hard working out what to grow when more than half the year is a frost zone.
Definitely don't get snow here in coastal CA but the chard that's run rampant in my yard has definitely survived several frosts and seems all the better for it. Also my carrots beets radish peas artichokes cilantro parsley have done really well in cold times.
I put a couple and had like 4 volunteers from last yr in my green house and it became a jungle. I had vines tied up onto my hanging baskets with strawberries, I have other plants in there that did get a bit crowded, I eventually had to start cutting them back. We just had a really cold snap like maybe 4 weeks ago. I got my last ones then, but fermented and dehydrated some so we'll still have some for quite some time. They put out like crazy whether the large cherry or the normal size cherry...over 8 feet tall all of them.
Awesome garden just wondering can you please show us when you start your seeds live next time you start them im sure many people would love to sow the same ones to get the successful garden you have.
Great video, John! Didn't realize you ever got snow, in zone 9 too, w0w! It's really surprising how many people don't realize that they can garden in the winter. I'm in a zone 9 as well, and winter is my absolute favorite time of the year to garden because it's much more pleasant without all the pests and mosquitoes and weeds and triple digit temperatures. Most of the really nutrient dense crops seem to be the cold-hardy ones as well. Your garden looks beautiful, thanks for sharing and hope you are well
Same. I still have flowering strawberry and black pearl pepper plants. On January 17th one of my bluebonnets bloomed at the trinity street and lakeshore drive boat ramp in Marble Falls Tx. I been selling and spreading seeds all over Central Texas Hill Country
I have the same issue here, temp. still dropping to -10 at night this time of year. I love planting both veggies and flowering plants when I was in FL . But when we moved here in North Sweden, ohh my , It's a huge challenge for me.
I find all my greens grow better in winter like even when we get a hard frost down to say -3.C, but stuff doesnt like when it gets hot like the other day and around 45.C even the tomato plants get scorched.
I'm in KY and I have found that Russian Heirlooms and Chinese greens as well are awesome, cold hearty, disease resistant, and survive in my hot house, which is a make shift greenhouse made with plastic as the roof and walls, framed up with a tent frame, all winter long. I have had chard last for two winters and on to a third before I took em out to plant somethin else.
Like your videos when i come across them - no hate on you/your videos....... but why is this comming up for "cold climate survival crops?" zone 9 a CHANCE of snow?!?! bru im looking for zone 3a... -40c/-40f range.... no hate on you though. Seems so HARD to find videos viable for my climate.
Snow and rain make a organic garden non organic by all the chemtrails. Greenhouse or covered is much better for truly organic and no chemicals on the plants.
Short and sweet. Thank you!!
Guess you aren’t going hungry if food shortages ever come - inspiring me to grow more myself
lol this comment didn’t age well !! It’s coming
@@CryptoObie it’s here
Yeah a bunch of leaves are gonna give him the calories he needs!
I live in Switzerland and we grow also lamb's lettuce (in America I think it's called mache), mustard greens and mizuna. Yum!
I've got some radish seedlings and pea shoots that just survived the recent cold snap and snow here in the UK
Cold hardy in Zone 9 is a lot different than frozen in Zone 5 or 6.
He has snow. I haven’t gotten any in zone 8b yet
For zone 5/6 most of those will grow and survive under cover. But LV gets cold in the winter. 20’s isn’t that unusual
@@angelalewis4213 20's is a lot warmer than the -5ºF we have this week. Our high today was 17ºF.
@Lane AWD so I understand, in 4 so -30 common, zone 9 don't know what cold is
i have -20 Celcius in winter..
Tree collards can grow in zone 7a but they do take a hit. Only thing that really overwinters best is Kale. The rest take a hit for me.
Thank you ! 💚 I moved from California to Indiana and the weather is much different !!
Thank you! Great details breaking it down so well. Appreciate it
Thank you.
Thanks so much for sharing.
Pretty amazing.
Thank you so much for your continued videos! Just shared with my friend who is looking to start her first garden this year! Love your work, and you! You are awesome! Thanks again!
Still no snow where I'm at in Western WA. Just a few heavy frosts.
I’m here also! I know right? It has been wet and warm this year!
wow. wished I saw this back in Nov. winter's pretty much done. Will concentrate on these plants next year. Thank you
Thanks John. I'm in the original Las Vegas (New Mexico) - So somewhat similar situations.
Thanks 😊 4inf on Turnips; I had asked on another video 👋😁
Excellent
cheers dude!! ... bong hit !!
Try that in Michigan
Wonderful gardens you have. I live in a 55 up community, we have raised garden beds. I have a question. How often should we water winter lettuce, kale and spinach. In Cobb county Ga.
Excellent 👍😀 Thank u! A very interesting experiment 😉 2do b4 winters
Mad Respect
Thank you for this.
I just got an allotment in Scotland and Im really scratching my head about what to grow.
The weather here is very Nordic, with long lazy warm summers, and equally predictable long dark winters. Im trying to figure out what to grow by season, because I dont want to basically spend 6 months on and 6 months off. My latitude is North of Moscow, although the weather is actually quite clement, but its really hard working out what to grow when more than half the year is a frost zone.
Definitely don't get snow here in coastal CA but the chard that's run rampant in my yard has definitely survived several frosts and seems all the better for it. Also my carrots beets radish peas artichokes cilantro parsley have done really well in cold times.
Nice video! What containers are you growing in? I like how you have them sectioned off in the round containers
Great video as usually, thank you!
Cherry tomatoes are quite cold tolerant but not freeze. One year in Houston had constant cherries from May into January of next year.
I put a couple and had like 4 volunteers from last yr in my green house and it became a jungle. I had vines tied up onto my hanging baskets with strawberries, I have other plants in there that did get a bit crowded, I eventually had to start cutting them back. We just had a really cold snap like maybe 4 weeks ago. I got my last ones then, but fermented and dehydrated some so we'll still have some for quite some time. They put out like crazy whether the large cherry or the normal size cherry...over 8 feet tall all of them.
Zone 6 I plant leaf lettuce on Valentines Day. I've had to move snow to do it, but it works out.
Cool :) we have onion greens we can cut for salad or whatever and we're in zones 6
Awesome!
I live in North of Sweden where we still have frozen snowy ground until beginning of June. How low is the temp. that these greens can tolerate?
Awesome garden just wondering can you please show us when you start your seeds live next time you start them im sure many people would love to sow the same ones to get the successful garden you have.
Great video, John! Didn't realize you ever got snow, in zone 9 too, w0w! It's really surprising how many people don't realize that they can garden in the winter. I'm in a zone 9 as well, and winter is my absolute favorite time of the year to garden because it's much more pleasant without all the pests and mosquitoes and weeds and triple digit temperatures. Most of the really nutrient dense crops seem to be the cold-hardy ones as well. Your garden looks beautiful, thanks for sharing and hope you are well
Thank you! I was surprise my red mustard greens survived the last Texas freeze
Same. I still have flowering strawberry and black pearl pepper plants. On January 17th one of my bluebonnets bloomed at the trinity street and lakeshore drive boat ramp in Marble Falls Tx. I been selling and spreading seeds all over Central Texas Hill Country
Snow in Zone 9. Ha. You dont know snow. I bet that you can dig a hole in February without breaking a shovel.
Something tells me you dont know heat.
@@pH7screwtube Call me butter!
time to start growing bok choy high from canada
We always hotbox john ✌🏻🇺🇸🤣
What is the temperature of your garden in winter? Actually in our area we have -9 can we grow some vegetables in this region?
I have the same issue here, temp. still dropping to -10 at night this time of year. I love planting both veggies and flowering plants when I was in FL . But when we moved here in North Sweden, ohh my , It's a huge challenge for me.
😁🌱 Great video thanks
Question about the root vegetables. which ones are that still grows in cold weather (store bought)
Me over here in zone 3 gardening in a parka
Zone 9 beginner here, looking to buy a carob tree sapling. Do you know of a place to look for them around the east coast?
Snow in Vegas???🤔
Man you are so cool!
I live in mass my kale plant is 6feet talk on it 4season ...
I got a question. Do you know where to buy IPB9 calina papaya seeds in USA? Thanks!
What about beets?
Yup, they grow well in the cold.
I planted spinach and mesclun seeds in starter trays a few days ago because I'm so tired of buying lettuce in the supermarket that has no flavor!
I thought you lived in California! I'm in 9a.
I find all my greens grow better in winter like even when we get a hard frost down to say -3.C, but stuff doesnt like when it gets hot like the other day and around 45.C even the tomato plants get scorched.
Not vegan. Don’t garden. But I love your channel! You have great energy!
What about canibis? I assume not
Yod fah (Chinese broccoli) survived many 20 degree mornings and several consistent snowfalls for me in zone 5, Southern Wisconsin. Check it out! (:
I'm in KY and I have found that Russian Heirlooms and Chinese greens as well are awesome, cold hearty, disease resistant, and survive in my hot house, which is a make shift greenhouse made with plastic as the roof and walls, framed up with a tent frame, all winter long. I have had chard last for two winters and on to a third before I took em out to plant somethin else.
is there any plants that grow with a lack of sunlight that are edible? the only thing that comes to mind for me are mushrooms
How lacking of light? There are some things that do fine in shade but I wouldn't try to grow them in a dark closet like some table shrooms
My hostas do well with little sunlight. Strawberries too.
Ha-cue-rye my brother. My Japanese wife literally winced when she overheard that.
Great tips. Many people have this issue. Glad I don't. Lol
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Like your videos when i come across them - no hate on you/your videos....... but why is this comming up for "cold climate survival crops?" zone 9 a CHANCE of snow?!?! bru im looking for zone 3a... -40c/-40f range.... no hate on you though. Seems so HARD to find videos viable for my climate.
There’s no way. I just touched the soil/ground and it’s frozen there’s no way a seed can germinate rise through that hard cold soil
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Snow and rain make a organic garden non organic by all the chemtrails. Greenhouse or covered is much better for truly organic and no chemicals on the plants.
You miss out on all the free minerals then
@@JohnDoe-tx8eu lol
Use woodchip covering it helps to keep the soil clean..
Snow, indeed. Pffft. What would you know about snow? I don't think you even own a coat.
Well you're not really telling anyone what you know about snow either so go make a video about it or stop crying.
@@JohnDoe-tx8eu I seem to remember you crying when the fruit festival guy gave you a piece of his mind. Boo hoo! Ha ha ha ha ha!
@@notthenutter Whiney little thing aren't you! 😢😭🌰🌰
Bro can you help me in growing my channel,i am working hard but not getting result which i deserve.
Zone 9???? Seriously?! This is S. CA! How about the rest of the world like most of North America.