Top 10 Cold Hardy Fall & Winter Crops to Grow In Your Garden + Reasons Why
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- These are the top 10 fall and winter crops you have to have in your garden and reasons why they made the top 10.
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If this crisis never occurred, I would've never considered planting a garden. I hope my first garden succeeds this summer.
Just stick with it, like anything in this life, trust Jesus and you will produce a harvest my friend!
me too! ive got lots of things growing this year and i know i never wouldve started if i hadnt been at home all this time haha ^_^
You'll have to update us! I hope it is going well! MI Gardener has so many great tips and great advice!
@therealz 360z
Get hot and spicy cayenne pepper,and place it in an empty salt shaker.
Sprinkle it on all your plants, after you water them. It will not hurt your plants. BUT ALL THE CRITTERS WILL STAY AWAY. Cheap and effective.
@therealz 360z
There also got to be some plants that rabbits do not appreciate. Try planting lots of green onions, leeks, onions, garlic, and marigolds.
Just plant the root portions of green onions from the store, and the root portions of leeks. Everywhere.....
1. Lettuce 1:06
2. Cilantro 2:26
3. Beets 4:05
4. Carrots 4:45
5. Potatoes 6:32
6. Parsnips 7:16
7. Cabbage 8:44
8. Minutina 10:11
9. Spinach 10:42
10. Cold hardy herbs - parsley, sage, thyme, oregano 11:40
bonus root roast items 6:10
-carrots
-turnups
-beets
-parsnips
thanks!!!
I thought my rosemary would die over the winter, but when the spring got here it grew too big. Even had basil regrow from the roots.
Thx so much😀👍
@@ancapftw9113 , what state do u live in? I just moved from Southern California to Columbus Ohio & the weather is so different 😀
@@pmmrfan9892 North GA. It's a lot warmer here.
10 fall veg to grow
1 Lettuce, grown in spring, summer & fall
2 Cilantro, does not like heat
3 Beets
4 Carrots, cover with straw and a tarp
5 Potatoes, leave them in the ground, and cover up
6 Parsnips, cover as carrots
7 Cabbage
8 Minutina ?
Not sure about this one have never heard of it, will look at his video.
9 Spinach
10 Herbs cold hardy - parsley, sage, thyme, oregano
These sound good to me, hope they do for you too?
Minutina
@Bob Schmitz Thank you for the link, this is a new plant for me, never heard of it
before, so now I know!
@@jelatinosa Thanks for the correct name on this plant.
Thanks for listing this
@@ThahnG413 you're welcome!
Luke, in this time of obesity in America, it is so awesome to hear you discuss the nutritional value of the crops as well as yummy ideas of how to eat them. Great job!
Yes. So many people, during the hight of the pandemic, were cleaning out the shelves...but not the fresh produce. I eat a lot of fresh produce so it was nice not to see that sold out.
I teach a "Foods" class in NW OH to Junior High students, and we have a sweet little raised bed garden at school, that I've built for my "sustainable living" unit. I've watched all kinds of fall garden videos, and this one will work for the classroom. Love your inclusion of nutrient information, discussion of the crops and meals as well as the enthusiasm!
I find that green onions/scallions/garlic type of plants, do fine in cool weather also.
And as far as green onions go, they can be harvested fairly fast.
It would be really helpful to know when to plant these crops, like how late can you plant potatoes, cabbage, etc? Also do lettuces need to be covered to protect from frost?
I recommend subscribing to seed companies. I get emails from Baker Creek and Fruition Seeds and they regularly send me emails about what to plant now or it's too late to plant info.
i suppose I was expecting this too in this video. I am going to look up the harvest time of these and count back to find good planting dates for my zone.
perhaps he did not say when, because it will vary by zone. for example if something takes 45 days to harvest and ripens just before frost, youd need to know when your weather is cool enough to plant, while being warm and sunny enough to grow, and then giving time to get down in tempt enough to ripen/harvest.
Also if they are simply cold hardy, they could be planted periodically in coolor months for regular harvest. talking outloud lol.
That's why I haven't had any luck with cilantro or lettuce here in Florida. But I can't complain, my peppers plants and tomatoes are thriving right now.
Hi, my last name is Castaneda too!!
Jocelyn Castaneda Hi, Jocelyn!! 😀 Maybe we are related?! 😃 It will be funny to find out we are family through TH-cam! 😅
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@Max Johnson where in Florida? West central just had 50° but I'm sure that won't last long.
I will send you cilantro and lettuce. You send me peppers and tomatoes.
Bro.It sounds like you can do a recipe video series! DO IT
I love how you described it “It’s nature’s cold storage” :-)
I'm starting my tenders, lettuce spinach chard, in trays. As soon as I pull up my ginger and turmeric (Oh and sweet potatoes I hope) I'll get my kiddy pools regenerated. They are my raised gardens and help from Florida bugs and nematodes.
I'm going to grow more in cold times in the year! I see a big need now. Food shortages are coming !
I just turned my back yard to a planter
And for people who don't have a yard you can grow lots of things indoors🌱👍
Yes that is what i plan on doing. I doing research now on what to grow and can to find out if I can plant veggies in big pots
Nina Nina haven’t seen a food shortage yet near me.
Same
Happy garden, happy life.
I love potatoes. They saved lives back in the day. Literally saved lives.
I would seriously appreciated if you could you make a video on How to correctly over winter perennials?
Herbs
Strawberries
Raspberries
Etc.
You said thyme, oregano and sage are perannials, but I live in ND, Zone 5 and they have never come back for me. With the exception of my strawberries, I covered them and straw last year and they came back beautifully.
yes please... that would be a very helpful video :)
Planting oregano alongside a house or something might help give it heat insulation, or a micro climate
I covered my strawberries with some of my raked leaves. It worked really well.
Best cold remedy I was given, fry off then boil carrots, potatoes onion garlic and chillis. Add a little flour to thicken with a stock cube and you have a bug busting soup. It works. Add in a bit of ginger for an additional zing.
I just started watching your channel. I love how you grow so many different things and I think you do a really good job explaining and teaching how to be a good gardening. Side comment, I’m also allergic to raw carrots, among my other many allergies
I'm growing Dino kale for the first time this fall, yea baby!
kale and chard are both good cut and come again fall crops too so that's 11 and 12 =P
And collard greens. I grow them and eat them through winter.
Thank you!
Thanks Luke! I also can't eat raw carrot or celery, but cooked is fine. Thank you for the info on planting fall crops, especially the cilantro. I have bolted cilantro in my garden right now, so hopefully can take some of the seeds and replant? I love your channel so much, super helpful. I'm across the border just north of Washington State in British Columbia and am learning a lot about gardening from you. :)
We love cilantro! I always let it go to seed and enjoy the pop up surprise every year.
I grow Brussels sprouts, cabbage, lettuce, garlic, collards somewhat (not the biggest fan), kale, chard, broccoli, and cauliflower mostly during the winter. Some of these weren’t mentioned!
My celery survived planted next to a wooden fence.😊(In Washington state)
Thk you. I learned so much from you. I had success with Kale and Collards in big pots....on our deck. That encouraged me.....because I had not ever grown winter veggies before. I sheltered them with double-layered shower curtains...against a north wall. This winter I will place plants on a South wall that receives lots of winter sun....(with proper protection also). Thk you so very much. Ahna. Atlanta/Georgia USA
Love your videos, Anytime someone asks about my garden or how to do some things I've never grown, I tell them to look up your videos. They have helped me a lot.
I learned about cilantro the hard way. I thought it was a warm weather crop since it's used in a lot of Asian dishes. But I saw that my cilantro kept bolting in the heat. Now it's the fall I'm growing it again for a second try.
Dude! You rock! Thanks so much for this video, so informative and I thank you 😎
I have learned so very much from your videos! I’m now putting new ideas together and Growing all sorts of vegetables that were, before, too intimidating. Still, I can’t get beets to grow.
You gave me a lot to think about.
something I have nothing done is a fall garden. this is wonderful information that I will use for next year.
best vid on the subject I have seen...this will save lives in the future as well as improve quality of life I think...Creator bless...doug (kanada)
DOUG HUNTER I TOTALLY agree!
Such a sweet fella. So smart and always appropriate and fun.
no wonder my cilantro shriveled up!!!!!!! thank you for this video
Hey Luke great episode. The Sleeper cold weather crap is cilantro. My favorites are carrots, beets, broccoli and cauliflower. Although broccoli and cauliflower do not last as long as the beets and carrots.
Chard works well too although you might be able to just use the beet leaves instead
@@bakachiki491 Chard is a good one
Carrots, beets and turnips, like parsnips get better tasting if left in the ground until after the first freeze. The cold temps cause sugars in the root veggies to release.
Lisa A Johnson kale taste better when harvested during the cold as well. Much sweeter and less bitter
Absolutely true, as an added bonus if and when possible the greens should be collected prior to the main crop (carrots, turnips, etc.) Simply delicious! Personally I've got a really weak spot for turnip greens! :-)
Oooo!!! Make a video where you show us how you harvest your vegetables in the winter.
I have never grown lettuce, i will have to try it.
I have carrots in the ground right now.
I just learned last year have to keep them in the ground 2 years to get seeds from them.
So i am leaving this years carrots in the ground till next year.
I am glad you made this video, because i didn't know what plants to grow at the end of the year.
You can eat the carrot greens, they are stronger flavored and have more nutrients in them than the root. Nations with a French background usually have good carrot green recipes. I put them in soups and smoothies.
You just helped me think of a garden schedule
Greetings from west central Illinois. I have in my garden right now onions, radishes, peas, beans, parsley, one tomato plant (doing well). Still getting peppers 🌶.
Such good information. Every video is just full of common sense, ready to apply tips. Thank you so much
Swiss chard will grow all winter long. It slows down but it does continue to grow even under snow.
you seem like a friendly person, thanks for the videos
Great video! I'm in Arizona 9B Zone but all that you mentioned we can grow here in the Phoenix area. Great reminder to me to get myself out there and put some more stuff in need more salads and root veggies that we can't grow in the summer here
I’m growing your slow bolt cilantro seeds now. I can’t keep cilantro going in our hot summers. Always bolts/goes to seed before I can use it a 2nd time. Great germination on the cilantro seeds & it’s perfect timing cuz we’re preserving lotsa our tomatoes now by making/canning salsas. Thanks for this informative video!
Nia Lin I grow it in the shade during the summer
Try getting cilantro seed from Puerto Rico. We grow it pretty much year round except july/august, and we are in the tropics, rarely gets below 80°F
Jeannie Scarber I’ve tried shade. It doesn’t grow well in the shade & the immature plants still bolted. We get daily temps around 110-116 in the summer & that’s too much for it even in the shade. After 5 yrs of trying everything during summer, it’s clearly a spring & fall crop in my hot, dry climate.
Nia Lin, when I lived near Tucson i would grow it inside when the temperature got above 95 degrees. Now i live where the temperature doesn’t go beyond 100 very often. That’s why I can grow it in the shade, i guess.
I cannot grow herbs except for Basil I could even get those started this time
Been saving my old heads from the grocery store. They re-root in water. I buy it for my rabbit (NOT poisonous iceberg!!) And i enjoy having different types to grow and so does he.
Omg the tip on cilantro explains so much. I grow that too....embarassingly in the wrong season.
I LOVE beets. Pickled with a little sweet brine and cinnamon, vanilla, and cloves are AMAZING
Carrots: bourbon glazed carrots are soooooo good. Chef John has a good video on them. The greens are absolutely Delicious!!!! Such a delicate and beautiful microgreen packed with perfect carrot flavor.
Potatoes....why not?
Excellent video and highly informative. Great job and thank you.
I've been getting all my cilantro from Chipotle lately. lol
628DirtRooster better than nothing! :D
I love that place! So good!
#til about the cilantro! I have a few in my Elho container and I was worried that they'd die now cause I love them on soups and I put them on almost everything I eat :D
thank you for the info on that!
am so glad to have found your channel!
I love organic gardening !
definitely subscribed!
I love homegrown cilantro
I'd also never heard of Minutina, but I have just found somewhere were I can buy some seeds to try in 2020. Thanks for the videos. All the best for 2020.
love your video my go to when i have gardening questions thank you for your time to teach us gardening stuff
I love this video on Fall &Winter crops .
Love growing all year round.
Great info! I’ve been trying to be more self sufficient, growing greens alone helps a lot. Looking into the summer winter, I live in zone 6 at 7000ft. I don’t want to loose this “ball that I have rolling”. Do you think a greenhouse can be use as a “ fridge” if I keep the temperature right above freezing and adding grow lights? I garden in containers. Does anyone in this community has tried something like this? 🙏🏻❤️
i am with you ..that is the perfect salad with a lot vitaminas ..thank you for your time i love your videos...!!
Garlic is another great cold hardy plant. I've had it pop through snow on the ground before.
It's still tomato weather here in AZ. I bought Tommy Toe tomatoes from you and it's the only tomato plant that I'm going to get real tomatoes from this year. It's in the 70s and 80s vs the 110s from this summer. I'll be planting more in February
Mint leaves as well, my mint leaves have survived for 3 years in Virginia so far.
Love my parsnips.
I'll try that roots roast. Never had that
If you dont feel like going outside try sprouts of Alfalfa, Broccoli and Fenugreek on Mason Jars ready to eat in 7 days
Thank you so much! Have you thought about taking a business class starting a health food restaurant?
awesome video Luke I love every crop you named there all really good In cooking
Great list, thank you.
Thank you!! Appreciate all your helpful advice 😉
Thank you my fellow Mitten youtuber! I have a small garden but your videos help a ton. :)
Excellent video. Thank yoi
Maybe you could do a video on how you guys do a roots roast...❤️love your videos
Found that out about cilantro the hard way. I could have cried! Tried twice and it bolted both times right away. 😭
Great job there . I’m in western Michigan thumbs up 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great video. We need more info about winter crops
This was a great video! God bless!
Thank you for all your vidéos! I wait for them and always learn something new.
Amazing. great info. Thanks MIG!
Also brussel sprouts I would think. Planted green beans, carrots, & beets Sept 10. So far so good but somethings chewing on the beans. They're healthy so should be ok. I live in Southern Michigan and want to plant spinach. Had to buy cilantro for my salsa, never knew it was a fall crop! Had to buy dill for my pickles too, didn't get around to planting any VERY unfortunately. Have been cutting the sunflowers as they mature (different kinds), and there's always too many cucumbers! Got 4 beautiful pumpkins but the tomatoes were small. The cabbage & brussels got ate up. Will put panty hose on the next crop to keep worms off. Gooseneck gourds are just now filling out. The garden looks so sad now -- but just think, in 5 more months can start seeds!
My dad was allergic to raw tomatoes so we had to slightly fry his tomatoes for a tomato sandwich, my mom was allergic to raw bananas and she did fine with them made into bread or something that cooked them.
Omg dropping the pinky to make 9 is soo hard!
Drooling for root roast recipe.
Thank You
WOOOOOO!!!!!
you are the best! thanks as always for everything!
Are you also allergic to celery? My mother-in-law is allergic to raw carrots just like you and it turns out the same compound is in celery.
That mexican cole slaw recipe sounds really interesting. I'll try it at some point :)
Hey you all, does anyone know why my parsley is turning red, and can you still eat those red leaves? Great ideas for fall crops Luke- thank you :)
I’m not a huge radish fan but I just planted some because the girl on Roots &refuge says she put olive oil salt and pepper on them and then broils them in the oven...., and I never thought of cooking them, but she said it’s really good! I want to try that and thought you might like it too. (My dad said he tried boiling them and it was ehhhh not so good lol)
When they (radishes)bolt, the seed pods are amazing in salads, stir fry, or just right of the plant. I rarely harvest the actual radish now days.
I have bought myself some grapes. Raspberries . Gooseberries .redcurrents & .black currents. I have them in the greenhouse at the Moment so they don’t die but when should I plant them
Add some rutabagas and it's a complete root roast😉😁
For cabbage is it necessary to start indoors?
Great video thank you... Any Videos how to storage vegetables for a year etc..
Thanks Luke
How often do you water fall/winter vegetables? Specifically, garlic. Mine are already coming up and I'm not sure if I cover them with straw now...or what?
Cover the garlic and it will do wonderful! Make sure the soil is nice and rich and loose or it won’t get as large. Here in Georgia without my soil loosely fluffed my cloves were always pretty small. Love garlic! I have some coming up from planting it last year already. Started coming up on its own in July 🤷🏻♀️
What about asian leafy greens, like pak choi and mizuna, aren't they very cold hardy, or is it the same as lettuce? I'm going to try them this fall after a tip from another gardner.
What veggies and fruit are best to grow in the central part California and when is the best time to plant for those fruits and veggies? Can you maybe do a video on it? Thank you.
When you talk about covering potatoes for the winter, they're ones that I should plant @ mid-July in zone 7? As opposed to the ones I planted in March/April, right? The root plants you listed are all July planted, yes? And fall for the greens?
Great info thank you
I want my cilantro to bolt for the corriander after I harvest a bunch of course but I also succession plan my cilantro all year
I was looking for a peanut video and yours came up. I wondered if the MI was for Michigan. Very cool! I am in Michigan, too. I really like your videos.
Wow. This is a great video. Thank you.
I have green bean and peas planted for fall garden. The peas are three feet and the beans look good. Will they set or just remain a plant. ?
Love your videos! You're definitely pursuing your passion =)