Crops We Are Planting In September For a Fall Harvest
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- We are in the back-to-school season, and that means fall! Don’t pull out your garden, plant it! With things like cucumbers, broccoli, carrots, beets, lettuce, spinach, beans, peas, swiss chard, and more! In this episode I will be going through all the things we are planting in our garden for a fall harvest.
Get fall seeds here: www.migardener.com
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Please make these videos every month it is so helpful
I agree! Please do so😊
1 Swiss Chard
2 Kohlrabi
3 Turnips
4 Peas (wait until late Sep / early Oct)
5 Arugula
6 Kale
7 Spinach (same time as peas)
8 lettuce
9 beets
10 mustard greens
11 radish (wait 3-4 more weeks)
I am going to try broccoli raab/rapini as well :)
Thanks for this.
Thank you
muchas gracias
I bought Luke's seeds last year and they germinated extremely well head-to-head against Baker Creek and TruLeaf Market (both of which also did very well)
Thank you so much!!!! I'm just dabbling in gardening and this really helps
I planted Dinosaur Kale seeds (that I saved 7 years ago) when the temperature was 105 in zone 7. I didn't think I would get much since they were so old so I planted them thick in a planter. I think every one of them sprouted. I cut them to eat and they came up more. ';D
I just harvested, picked, and cleaned all of mine. I took HOURS!!! They grew so well!
For those folks that have animals getting inside their fence, this helps us. We keep our garden up against the back porch area. We use construction fence from one end of back to the other. We have had every animal here ...deer, groundhog, rabbit, squirrel, fox, skunks and they don't bother it. We do have a lot of clover in the yard. We also have a motion light that comes on and shines up to the house so it shines on them. We have sheets hanging on the back porch so the wind does blow them. We have been so fortunate. Oh, and we keep marigolds and geraniums among plants too. Sometimes, we put onion and garlic peelings along the fence so they smell it. Also, we pray that God protects it from critters and He does. Trying to start some garlic, cabbage and chard next. With food being expensive, every little bit counts. Good luck to anyone trying to garden. Such a learning experience. We are constantly figuring out new ways to grow plants.
Urine - your own urine repells animals. Save it in wide-mouth GLASS jars. Store OUT of the sun. It will smell after a few days/week but all the better to deter animals. Pour it around ....
Also, urine is high in nitrogen - good for soil/plants. Didn't men urinate in Victory gardens, WWI, WWII, to enrich the soil? So urine has two purposes and it is free:
natural fertilizer. Off-Grid With Doug and Stacey has a video on this.....
Love this. We pray over our plants too!
zone 7b over here, we started some radishes, spinach, peas, and kale in our fall garden! I started some red Russian kale in the spring and its still going strong!! I'm 27 and was diagnosed with breast cancer in april. The garden has saved us financially and mentally.
So glad for the blessings God gives us through being able to be close to the Earth he created and grow things from it and it helps heal us too! Do you know about the Lord Jesus Christ? How he died for your sins and Rose from the grave and the seated at the right hand of the father and went to prepare a place for all who repent and believe on His name?
I'm so sorry to hear about your diagnosis. I prayed for you today.
Zone 10+ lol in So Cal 😢😮 taking advantage of the less hot days to grow my vegetables 🥗 hahaha
Heads up watch Dr berg on yt cancer vids. Blessings
Mustard is a great trap crop. Millennial Gardener has a video on trap crops and he recommends growing mustard along with brassicas so that the bugs go for the mustard instead. I did this and it totally works. Both my mustards look wrecked next to the kale. Kale has some holes but I found the worm and removed it. Otherwise the kale looks nearly perfect.
I recommend growing the mustard as a sacrificial plant.
I have mustard greens next to my kale and it is untouched, aphids head for the kale , but there are many types of both .I grow a lot of both.
Are you saying the kale is untouched, or the mustard greens are untouched?
@@juliegeorge1607 the mustard greens are untouched, the kale is always great until the aphids find it , #1 target is always cabbage
Wow thanks for this info!! Very helpful.
I grew the black radish, little did I know it's a medicinal type. It's great for clearing the sinus, fast. Very spicy
I'm trying a fall garden for the first time. I'm so excited to try❤️
me too 😁
Im also trying this for the first time
It’s the best. The bugs are dying down. The diseases are subsiding.
Prayin for you all. I am in KY as well. Been gardening for 16 yrs. :)
I have never grown fall either but I am this year-praying is goes well.
Planted seeds of collards, mustards, turnips, cabbage, broccoli, celery, chives,scallions, and lettuce in Zone 8b. Love my fall garden as well! Thanks for this helpful video!
Just the video I needed to keep my inspired into the fall season! Much appreciated, Sir.
I read the last sentence as "mulch appreciated" and was about to tip my literary hat to you.😅
Ok.... you got me going now. Lol! Gonna plant some kale, peas ,lettuce. Thank you.
I bought some scarlet kale from the migardener store and I am so excited to grow them.
You are such an inspiration. It is so obvious that you love what you do, and this helps others get excited about it to. Thanks for the great information.
I am in zone 8 . I just put out my broccoli seedlings. I had a great crop last year when I planted them about this time. I have fall green beans growing . Still harvesting peppers . Carrot will go in 2 weeks from now. Will be planting garlic in Oct and onion plants in November. Lettuce and radishes planted yesterday. I love fall gardening.
Wow... I love reading what you're growing. This is my first year of growing a veggie garden and it's my first time to grow a fall veggie garden. Did you have any problem with bugs eating your broccoli last year? I've been watching videos as much as I can to prepare as I'm also going to grow broccoli.
I’m in zone 8 here in Northern California and I just looked at the first frost date and it is Sept 30. I highly doubt this as all this week we are over 100 degrees and the nights are still mid 60’s. I’m planting like it’s the end of October. Happy planting!
@@kennaoconnor4633 I am in zone 8 in Alabama. We are still in the high 80s and 90s. Our first frost date is November 5. September 30 seems kind of early for zone 8. Check with a Farmer's Almanac for frost dates.
@@cheesekake1841 yes I do have worms that like to eat broccoli . I spray them with BT every couple weeks . That takes care of it and is harmless to humans
@@kennaoconnor4633 I am in zone 8 but our frost date is in November . I am in west central GA
Due to the looming food scarcity, I'm going to try to get in some more food this fall. Things I can freeze and preserve.
I don't have a weed problem, but I do have weeds. I'm retired and I spend a little time everyday pulling a few. I ❤️ being in the garden. Looking forward to your ideas.
Long time gardener here in mid-Michigan. I saw your video on thing to plant in August, so I planted beans, broccoli and cabbage. All are doing great. The beans are blossoming and getting tiny beans. Thank you!
I just made kohl rhabi fermented pickles,
I also made kale stem spicy pickles with garlic scapes and lots of sauerkraut.
Harvesting and drying tons of kale .
I just harvested literally millions of seeds and I am replanting everything for fall .
Thanks for the tips.
Kale stem pickles?? Tell me more!
They are fermented pickles . The same thing as making sauerkraut, water and salt. You can put a zip lock bag with some water in it on top as an airlock and screw the lid on loose.
You can put almost anything in there , garlic, peppers, dill , onions.
After 5 days to a couple weeks you just refrigerate to stop fermentation and they will store for months, and even a year.
I don't think there is anything with more probiotics and increased nutrition availability. Everyone that tries them loves them and I get requests to bring them to events like the 4th of July.
I cut the kohl rhabi with a French fry cutter for efficiency and those are awesome. Fermenting is a great Way to store your garden for winter, I dry a lot of kale and add it to everything, I can completely hide a huge amount of kale in spaghetti sauce that even haters cannot detect. 👍
Make sure you put your jars in a tray , or you will have a mess
Can you share your recipe for fermenting cucumbers? I have a ton and I am done pickeli
@@charlenefrench5404 it's pretty adjustable for what you want, I really don't have a recipe . it's just plain salt , dill. probably garlic and water, I just get the water "pretty salty" about as Salty as pickle juice or a little saltier. I don't get to do a lot of cucumbers here , I a 20 miles away from Canada and 3500' altitude and it just doesn't work out well for me, I really wish I could , it's an uphill battle.
With all that's going on, you remain upbeat and highly motivated as well as positive. Keep up the great work!
Garlic I re-plant every year. Started with 13 bulbs years ago, eat some and re-plant every year. Hardnecks go in around October in WNY and produce a great crop every year.
Thank you Luke! Love your contributions to this channel. You're awesome.
Thank you for this video. I live in Central Indiana and never knew what to plant in the spring and fall. You covered that well today. Will be trying to extend the growing season with fall crops this year.
I planted beans at the same time and they're flowering now. Thanks for the idea!
Thanks for the inspiration. I’m going to pull my leggy volunteer tomatoes and plant some of the great fall ideas you’ve given me. I love the change of seasons.
I am in SC I am still learning when to plant fall things. I planted some peas and garlic when we had that unusual cool. I’m planning to start carrots but it’s still in the 80s. I have broccoli, cabbage, Brussel sprouts and cauliflower started under the grow light. I need to get out and get lettuce started and eventually spinach and arugula. Fall cukes are growing well! I know I’m missing something lol I haven’t been able to chart as well as I would like this year with two littles 😅
I did a round of broccoli rabe in May, it produced like crazy, I could not keep up. Let it go to seed and now new b. Rabes are growing. Looks like we will get another harvest soon while other plants are slowing done
We are taking a pause til this tropical storm defines its path before we begin. Watching you in the meantime. ^^
Hi Luke! Just wanted to tell you I just made my first purchase of seeds from your website! I am so excited to get my fall gardening on! (according to tracking, I'll receive them TOMORROW!!)but I'll let ya know how it goes! Ordered Tomatoes(several varieties),Tatsoi mustard, cabbage, egyptian spinach and the scarlet and sunset runner beans. Crossing my fingers, eyes and toes this goes well. Never tried a fall garden here in Central Florida.
I love watching these types of videos because I learn about new things and I can check off my finals list. I'm about to put in my garlic, radishes, turnips and beets and then the odd feeling of being done planting for the 2022 year will be sinking in.
Zone 8A here. Just rowed up with the tractor on 9/4/22. There will be 2 rows of Collards, 1/2 row of Parsnips, row of Carrots, 1/2 row beets and 1/2 row of Kholrabi and a row of Kale (great in winter soups!!) Collards will go in this week.
Thank you for sharing! I agree, fall garden is an awesome experience and a yummy bounty, hugs and love from Texas!
Thank you for this!
I am loving all the garden channels encouraging us to keep gardening through fall. I really want to thank you for being one of the ones who has really gotten me back into gardening and learning to work with the little bit of ground I have, nourishing it, so it can help nourish our family. Since you live north of me a tick or two, your suggestions are a good gauge for me, even if I am a week slow on the uptake. haha I did get a Clyde's guide from you last year as well. :)
I have some volunteer peas growing up the chicken fence with my pole beans, and they look even better than my spring peas did. Part of why I grew peas there in the spring was to nourish the soil after growing tomatoes there last year though. The wax beans and green beans look great!
I am debating what I might plant right now. I still have lots of tomatoes and squash and melons and peppers and cabbages, and sugar beets and even rhubarb going, and carrots under a tomato climbing frame. I have mint and herbs growing in the landscaping, two young blueberry bushes and a new raspberry bush. I do need to tear out some invasive stuff on a shady side nook bed, where I am going to plant an elderberry bush I got from a friend and see if medicinal flowers will grow, so that's probably what I NEED to do this week.
I absolutely love your videos and your information and enthusiasm. I Always plant a fall garden and I already have beans peas and various root vegetables growing.
Thank you for doing this video. I never did fall crops. I like falling along with you on this. I am just south of you in Harrison Twp. Love the channel and what you do. Keep up the good work.
You inspired me last year to try a fall garden this year. And it was particularly inspiring as well that my kale has survived through 2 winters. I've got the cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, lettuces, spinach and my favorite, brussel sprouts, growing right now, so excited!
This was awesome - can’t believe your fall planting is similar to ours in the Pacific Northwest - this was inspiring - I love fall gardening!
I love radishes and always thought they were a sppring crop! So glad to know I can plant them in the fall and into cold season!
Great video! Thanks for the ideas. I'm planting peas, arugula, lettuce, spinach, beets, and radishes.
Excellent video! I've been planting my fall garden for 2 weeks now
Cabbage, broccoli, radishes, kale, lettuce.... on and on! Last year we didn't have a heavy frost until after Christmas so I'm hoping to have the same luck this year!
I’m in zone 4a/b. I planted beans a couple weeks ago and they are growing fast. No flowers yet and I may have to protect from frost but it’s worth the gamble. This year I learned that in the spring I need to protect veggie sprouts from birds and chipmunks. I had a great crop of peas and I finally have carrots! 😁
Yep! This is my first time growing a fall garden so I’m experimenting with some crops that might not make it (zone 7a - Oct 21st) but it’s worth just trying stuff out.
how did you protect them from chipmunks?
@@umiluv I'm also in zone 7a and also my first time to grow a fall veggie garden. It's fun isn't it! I love it. I wish you all the success, and I hope for me too! 😊🤞👍
@@pennisauer2121 I guess they used floating row covers.
@@pennisauer2121 I’ll find out next spring but most success so far was with a cold frame with hardware cloth cover. I saved a kale plant by tucking row cover material around it. It’s only when the plants are just sprouting that the birds go after them. Hope this helps.
Well that’s good you said this about peas I planted mine a week or so ago and I got pissed at the rabbits chewing on them thinking my crop wouldn’t ruined before the first frost. It’s my first time for peas.
I started brocolli, cauliflower, cabbage, carrots, your salad mix lettuce, kale, chives, green onions, radishes and I'm sure I'm forgetting something. I started them a few weeks ago out in the garden. I'm excited and hope my brassicas do better now in the fall then they did this spring.
Thanks for another great video Luke! I have recently directly sown turnips (2 types), radishes, beets, snap peas, bush beans, spinach, and carrots. As well as everything that's continuing from our summer garden. Can't wait to enjoy this fall garden! I also plan to grow into the winter with using hoop houses for the first time. I'll be growing spinach, tatsoi mustard, collard, swiss chard, kale, carrots, mache, sorrel, claytonia and whatever else I might be forgetting. I'm in Brooklyn, NY Zone 7B.
And some of the seeds I'll be sowing I bought from MI Gardener!
Succession sewing is what I learned from you and I’m doing that to all my plants 🌱…
Oh I planted onions as well .. 🧅
Yes❣️. MI Gardner seeds are wonderful, and not pricy whatsoever. 👏👏👏
Yesss I’m doing super well in cucumbers 🥒..I have planted ..kale..spinach..parsley..cabbage several kind..And several kind of carrots 🥕..beans ..AND peppers still doing well.. 🌶..I’m thinking I will over winter my 🫑
The heat killed my cucumbers here in 8a but I did a second planting and the two plants that survived are looking good! We are going to be staying below 90 this coming week so fingers crossed cooler temps are coming.
I’m in NJ 7a and my cucumbers just burned up and did nothing. I might try to grow again this weekend.
Do you grow potatoes? Am in a 10a zone but I want to know if fall/winter will be a good time to grow potatoes or should I wait for early in the spring 😅 thank you!
Ooh thank you for telling me about how they taste and grow --- very enticing and inspiring!!
YES YES YES! Just ordered from the Mlgardener for the first time and SO SO SO EXCITED!!!!! Thank you to WE for the info!
Thanks for the reminder to get those cool season crops planted, and the info on delaying peas and spinach for a bit. Hello from Zone 5 Mid-MI!
That seems so counterintuitive to delay the peas and spinach this time of year. XD I am determined to grow spinach though, so I am going to listen to Luke.
I love your videos! So informative! Thank you
Thanks to your encouragement planted Zucchini a couple weeks ago, will be Planting Kale, Swiss Chard, Peas, Radishes, Lettuce, Spinach. Thank you!
Got Kohlrabi, kale, lettuce, spinach, beans, peas, and Brussel sprouts going in here in south dakota! Oh and have zucchini already up and starting to produce flowers! Love the fall garden.
This is my first time planting in the fall. Zone 8a here. My spring crops didn't do good this year. Hopefully it will do good this fall. Great video.
I'm from Michigan❣❣❣ Living in Georgia now. I'm definitely checking out your seeds❣ Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge❣
I love watching these videos on fall garden they always get me pump for my garden! I live in the middle of Florida and I always start my garden this time a year seeing that my area summer so brutal im unable to start gardening pretty much most yankee plants until now. By the way my gardening season is pretty much from Sept-May then I do what I call a "soft close" which I plant a few thing I know will survive/thrive down here but moreover focus most of my time on soil development for my upcoming year
That's exactly how it's done, sir. Work with where you are and what you've got.
Ty great info and love your enthusiasm!
Thank You for the idea of planting chard and kale : )
I always enjoy listening to these videos and I learn something each time, even though I'm located further south:)
Thank you for this info. I didn't know when or what to grow in fall garden except pumpkins. I can now grow food to eat this winter. God bless you from grandma Katie in Oregon
I just started some bokchoy in my garden and some peas. thanks a lot for the tips
Honestly fall gardening is the most important for me. I like to grow tons of kales, chards, mustards for my bun buns who provide majority of my soil fertility.
Thanks Luke! Hugs 💞God bless
Just planted a bunch of these today! I'm in SE of the state, and I planted arugula, mixed lettuces, bok choy, bush beans, French breakfast radishes, and romaine today. Last week I planted beets, carrots, cherry belle radishes, swiss chard, kale, and spinach. Still have to plant mustard greens. Good to know I can still plant some of the others you mentioned.
PERFECT Timing!!! Thanks!
THANKYOU for this video. I accidenlt clipped my sugar snap pea vine and I thought I would lose out on some peas this year. You gave me hope that there is still a chance! I got a bunch of peas now soaking for planting tomorrow!
I like planting fall kale thickly and harvest as baby greens. Tender and mild!
Thank you for this great information! 🙏
Great info! Looking forward to some fall crops.
That was very helpful, I didn’t realize I could start so much from seed now. I live in central NC so I should be able to do a lot.
yessss needed this 👌 thank youuu !
I’m zone 8b. Haven’t had a single weed all year. Strangest thing. I live on a clay mountain, I built all raised beds using the sheet composting method, and everything is so lush, no light can get in! Maybe next year (my compost piles could use a few extra victims…)
Up in Canada here I already seeded my radishes and beets my brassicas have been in the ground for a week now and planning to seed Spanish and lettuce this week 😁❤️
Spanish is delicious! French is more alluring, though! And Portuguese more fun!
Yeah, I sowed my slower maturing radishes on July 17 (Daikon and China Rose) and my fast maturing radishes on Aug 16 (French Breakfast and Helios). Started beets July 8, July 25 and August 7 so we'll see which of those successions do best.
I transplanted my romanesco, cabbage and broccoli Aug 21-24. Transplanted kohlrabi and cauliflower Aug 31-Sept 3. I'm worried that's too late for the brassicas and might just have to eat them for leaves instead of getting heads but we'll see.
Lettuce and spinach I also started indoors and will be transplanting this week, along with arugula, bok choy, more beets and more radishes.
I'm in Southern Ontario.
@@Lochness19 that is awesome hope its successful 😀
I always learn something new.
I'm in Ohio.
Just planted swiss chard, lettuce, spinach, carrots, cauliflower, and peas!
I'm still sorting out timing of things, especially for the Fall. Year 2 of gardening for me.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you MI Gardner 👍✌️
Great info Luke!
Just found you! Wonderful encouragement to fall planting! I'm in 6b sw Missouri...torrential rains in spring make gardening a struggle. Fall planting is a second life to getting food!!
Same here in Indiana! Rain or late frost causes replanting in spring. Next year I will be doing more indoor or greenhouse starts, if I get my little greenhouse built. I am going to grow tomatoes earlier, just so I can plant more things in the fall. haha
Love this video ❤️
This is great info!!! Ty!!!
This is exactly what i was just going to look for. Posted 8 min ago 😃
Perfect!
Glad it helped! :D
That's pretty neat! 🌱
Woo! This got me PUMPED up Luke! Thanks for sharing. Your friendly Wisconsin neighbor 👋🏻
We've already planted carrots & beets, however based on your advice we'll try some lettuce as well! Thanks for the tips!
I just started my spinach, romaine lettuce,turnips, beets, broccoli, cabbage and fall crops zone 7b in the south. I should try to do another cucumber crop like Luke suggested. I just too dressed 2 beds and I plan to do cover crops in my other 3 beds.
Thanks for pea planting advice! My hubs is pushing me to give him room by pulling out something. I'll have a couple more weeks.
Very informative. Thank you.
I love these kind of videos!!!
So glad you enjoyed it! Happy gardening!
@@MIgardener
Always looking for inspiration from you here in Toledo, Ohio ❤️
I noticed chicken wire type fencing around your bean patch. That is a great idea. My fall beans have been decimated by some hungry animal this year. They were on my deck in Michigan in a grow pot and Greenstalks container at around a 3 ft height. The plants above this level are still with us. This is my first year planting a fall harvest which is very exciting!!
Hey neighbor (Imlay City) going to try some of these plants this year for the first time. Thanks.
Love you seeds
I had bad luck with my garden this year. Not enough time with tending to a busy family dealing with health issues. I was thinking of just cleaning out my beds and starting again next spring. I think I will try some seeds in one or two beds this weekend instead. Thanks for the inspo. I can't wait to have some fresh kale and spinach!
Wow, I've never tried to plant fall veggies. Hmm, might have to think about it.
In 91 I planted potatoes and onions in Feb bout 2nd week. And crop was best I've ever grown. I live in South central Va Campbell co. And Lynchburg.
Speaking of seeds. I found myself going to the Lowes and ended buying $80 worth of seeds before they might throw them out. I didn't go there to buy seeds. I just felt a desire to save them from the landfill. That was after buying a haul from Migardener. I look forward to a cooler fall, but I will not rule out higher than normal fall and winter temps as well.
Great timing! I just sorted out a few seeds to put in for fall, mostly greens. After watching this I will grab out of few other packets that I was on the fence about. We've got about 40 days till our first frost (I hope it holds off an extra week or two!). Thanks!
What area are you in? Im in eastern oregon with about the same amount of time till my first frost.
@@mikezluv4muzik We are in west central IL. We normally see our first frost in the second week of October.
They way I describe Kohlrabi is a cabbage apple lol tastes like cabbage with the texture of an crisp apple! 😄
Thank so much for the information helped very much
Yes ive planted out fall beans &tomatoes. Broccoli & cabbage plus first of peas will be planting more end of week with carrots