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Winter can be a frustrating time for us gardeners. If you’re missing some fresh homegrown produce, we’ve got you covered…
When choosing plants that can be started early, follow our simple criteria to ensure you start harvesting in just a few weeks.
In this video we identify 5 vegetables that you can start growing now and demonstrate how to get the best return from these early season crops.
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Great video, thanks.
I put in leeks and also onions which will be ready in Spring. Also you can leave potatoes in ground over winter and pick as needed. Chard and mustard leaves are other good veg leaves to try as well as raddish
☀️☀️☀️advise in grow lights to buy?
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4 degrees Celsius is mid summer for me. Lol great video though. Thank you
I have a greenhouse made from a single car garage. Have been growing radish, peas, lettuce, carrots, spinach, green onions, cilantro, broccoli, celery, and herbs. Wonderful flavor, no pesticides, just home grown goodness! We just received 33” of snow this week and greenhouse has a small heater and I use Temp Stick to monitor inside temperature. This spring will use a small AC unit to cool down the GH because it can be very warm inside. Zone 7, mountains of AZ.
Great vid, as usual. Practical and inspirational, a rare combo. Sad to say, we live in a condo so cannot have any sort of row cover outside. BUT, I grow small takeout-trays of pea and radish microgreens under the grow-lights we use to start early spring lettuce, kale, and spinach. I'm also going to try starting several plugs of peas inside during late February to get a month's jump.
Thanks for giving us the US and Australian measurements and weather temperatures.
We had a garden when i was growing up but this will be the first time i have one by myself, thanks for all the tips!
How do I get your garden planner?
Most years Spinach will over winter here in Indiana. 20 inches of snow on top of it this year and it is doing fine.
I notice a few little bites out of yout radishes. I have them too and have tried to find out what they could be. I certainly have plenty slugs around and I have read it could be woodlice too, or even mice – yikes! Do you know what is eating at your's? And are they still ok to eat if cleaned up? Great videos by the way. I only stated gardening in May but totally hooked.
Great video – what mount would you start these ? Thank you x
Grate soap and lay it on the soil around your crop it keeps snails slugs away
Hi, I planted lettuce, herbs and kale seedlings in the patch 2 days ago but already two thirds of them have been gobbled up by slugs. Any tips? I have an eco garden but sometimes it gets the better of me!
Big like stay blessed and connected
Fantastic video
Wow just learning of this winter gardening
Great videos! Was wondering if your computer garden program is available for purchase?
Well come here and get rid of the snow
How long does the food typically last? If I made a lot of it how soon should I be planning on eating it?
For the greenhouses, do I cover the food in plastic or fabric all day or just at night?
Since i have a little patio, my gardening is all in pots. I'd love to know what i can start early and plant out into pots ?
Thank you
Do 'Grow Lights' emit a special kind of light, or can you just use regular light bulbs?
Mustard and cilantro will go to flower very quickly with warm weather when planted in the spring.
I prefer to plant these in the late summer/early fall (zone 6).
The nice thing about growing veggies in cool weather is the absence of slugs and snails. Or, at least less of them. Thanks for the tips.
This dude doesn't appear to have aged a bit! He does have a much brighter and pleasant approach to the newer videos however. (Had to figure out what the heck I can get outside here in the winter still).
Great video