FALL GARDENING HOW-TO | Fall Planting 101
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- Planting for a fall harvest means planting in midsummer. Shannie McCabe has some essential tips for planting a garden that you can enjoy when the weather grows cooler and the nights grow shorter. Don't let mid-summer gardening fatigue get you down!
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Shannie's the best narrator ever.
Would love if Baker Creek seed packets had the days to maturity range on them so that it is even easier to plan!
Michelle Yuen it depends on soil temperature and light; google for general.
@@tonyalewis9053 Every other seed company does it. Baker Creek does not. Who wants to look up 75 seed DTH? And if WE can google for general info, why can't Baker's Creek??? Ridiculous!
The videos by Shannie are excellent -Thank you
I completely agree that these videos by Shannie are my absolute favorites! Thank you so much for these Shannie!
@5:08 check out the hummingbird & bee "argue" over some nectar... just behind Shannie, behind her head.🐝🐦
_Set your playback speed to .25(Click the Gear icon to change settings) to get a better observation_ 😁
Very cool. Thanks for that!
Shannie you are the Wikipedia of gardening. I always learn so much from you and love how concise you are!
I have the same pully sys on my lights great vid again!
Love your videos!!! So insightful and informative! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
I am planing my fall garden and this tips will help. Thank you!
That's a great tip to add 1-2 weeks for maturity on fall crops. I hadn't thought of that. Thank you!
By calculation then my Fall Harvest planting date is my Spring planting date! Hah ! Thanks for the video topic, very timely.
Well spoken and intelligent, attractive speaker who elaborates some of the finer details and local situations gardeners will find.
Thanks !
Another great insightful video. 💪💪💪💪
Great, informative video-Tks a bunch!!!
The fall garden is the best time to plant all kinds of veggies in Arizona since our springs are so short and our summers really put a a number on many veggies. I know some gardeners that only plant a fall garden. I agree; timing is the most important factor. I didn't know that you should add 2 weeks to days to maturity. I'll be sure to do that. I'm honestly surprised that northerners don't plant fall gardens. I can't imagine life without a nice crunchy carrot to finish off the long hot summer.
Fall gardens are my favorites. I hate watering things so fall is great. I don't see any of my neighbors plant fall and winter gardens and it seems odd to me also.
I love these videos
Another way to start brassicas and beets and other cool season crops is on the north side of a tree where they get direct early morning and evening sun, and ideally filtered light through the canopy. Deciduous trees work best, or very tall herbaceous stuff.
I don't remember the last time I planted a Fall garden. 100 degree heat just kills.
We'll be installing shade cloth over the summer garden next year.
Don't forget: planting quick growing veggies like spinach, lettuce, cilantro and bok choy close to your Frost date means your soil is cooler and wetter.
You could still do things like Amatanth, Malabar, New Zealand Spinach and there has to be other things.
Every year, I use August 1 as the (indoor) "start" date for the cabbage, Brussels sprouts, and cauliflower that will be harvested from the fall garden. Carrots, beets , and radishes are direct-sown a couple weeks later. (My garden is in Zone 8 and has a microclimate for "b".). Most of the time, these dates work well. Once in a while...we get an extremely early hard frost. Kate in Olympia, WA - 8/5/2019.
Do you have air conditioning or are the indoor temperaturas sufficient.
Hi Mr. Jones. Yes, we have air conditioning in our house -- set at 70 degrees F. For our area, August is much too hot outdoors for us to start new seedlings for fall crops. Hope this helps. Good luck to you. Best wishes from Kate in Olympia, WA. -- 9/26/2019.
@@TalkingThreadsMedia Thank you
Yeah it’s tricky, getting seeds to germinate in the hotter weather, hard to keep the consistent moisture etc
Really helped me decide how to run a 6th grade horticulture club! Tnx
If you are in the deep south plants grow faster in the Fall, if I recall. It's the end of Spring into the early summer, then it's almost too hot to grow much of anything, then there's a good spurt of growth in the Fall. If we could mellow down July and August here I think we could get away with growing more things and getting double harvests without much hassle. It would be awesome if I could build a geothermally cooled greenhouse for those blistering, muggy Summer months and to overwinter. I hear that setting it 6-8ft into the ground will help keep it cooler, as well as installing underground vents to bring in cooled air. I wonder if that would work here in Georgia. Yeah, fatigue is a problem in the Summer here. Try gardening in 96 degree full sun with humidity in the 70's or 80's. It's brutal.
Geothermal greenhouses can be very effective! :)
I’m enjoying these videos, but I’d love to see some tutorials as well as general recommendations.
We never get frost! 🤣 I planted starts indoors for the fall, but am waiting for it to get under 110 before I move outdoors.
I’m in South Florida Zone 10 A. We plant veggies at the end or first of the year. That’s about the only time I can use my greenhouse to start seedlings. Did I mention everything has to be in containers?
Well crushed dry eggshells are a great deterant to slugs and snails. Plus they feed your garden soil. Apply generously around your plants.
I believe this is a myth
I love shopping with you but we really need to know Days to Harvest to plan in advance. Nothing drives me crazier than getting a full box of seeds from you and having to calculate all that.
Single Dad Homestead sent me here. I’m so glad to find your channel. Your videos of what can be planted a different times of the year are so helpful as I just started my gardening adventure this year. Thank you for all you do to encourage the growing community!
Thanks for the fall 101 training, can I plan Tatsai in July for fall harvest? Any suggestions for large full rosettes tatsai? Btw rare seeds is my favorite place to get seeds. Thanks
depending on your location you can, ideally they do best in temps below 80F for the fullest heads, but it is a small variety!
Neem oil is a great insecticide.
In Florida I concentrate more on the winter garden. Summer is a joke. Although I tried papaya this year. I've got a bumper crop. No pests. Yet.
Did I miss the garlic being sold? I’ve been checking and haven’t seen anything on your site 😕
Definitely fall planting with the beautiful seeds I have from you guys
Same, I keep looking for garlic too!
Hi Kathleen, we have not started offering garlic for pre-order yet. Keep checking back on rareseeds.com. PS - we'll have a video about choosing the right garlic for you when pre-ordering starts.
RareSeeds thank you so much!!!!! I was getting garlic paranoid 🤣🤣🤣
How do you sanitize a large amount of dirt quickly?
I found what I think is sawflies in mine dirt a farmer brought me.
Or how do I get rid of them. Raised beds is what I have.
soil solarization works well and doesnt require too much expense or input!
Do you have Saccharum edule seeds or plants for sale?
I start my brassicas next to an air vent and they germinated in 3 days
What brassicas are you planting? I'm looking forward to purple and orange cauliflower, broccolini and red chinese cabbage, myself.
Nathan Ho I just saw your comment, my apologies. I’m new to fall gardening so I went nuts! I’m looking forward to the Brussels sprouts, broccolini, purple bok choy and the King Tut peas. I planted alllll the root vegetables as well. How are your plants coming along? I wish you happy planting!
@@Just-Nikki I've had as late start but it will still be great. Have a great day!
I'm new to gardening. I live in zone 10a and everywhere I've looked with my zip says we don't get Frost's so no frost dates. Now what? Any other guide?
Then you plant your fall crops in what would be considered your winter
I already planted some Brussels spouts and broccoli a month ago but their leaves totally destroyed by pests. I don’t know if they’re gonna survive
அவானி உயர்ந்தது you could try floating row covers. There are ones to keep pests ours specifically ❤️
Kathleen Vassallo thanks a lot. Next time I’ll use it
What are those things over your lights?
Reflectors. :)
People on TH-cam are already uploading videos about Fall garden planting? You know what that means!....I'm already too late to plant out broccoli :\
Completely depends on what zone your in ☺
ManCave Gaming and Gardening I just started mine this week in zone 6a there are hybrids you could try 🤷🏻♀️
Just try and see what happens.
What lights are you using in your green house at the first part of this video?
Those are LED lights
When would I sow turnips. I'm in south central KY..
I would think you are the same aw Missouri so mid-August?
Thank you I've raised a garden all my life but never turnips someone in the family was the turnips guy.
Great info in your videos but if find it extremely distracting when the scene keeps moving like you're on a boat. I can't watch it.
Shannon is wife material
Mike Litoris * Shannie
Uh... you better get that name right... jus say'n 😏