Succession planting can seem daunting and overwhelming, but in this guide we will break down the basics of succession planting to offer you the best chance at success in the garden.
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We were wondering how many raised beds you have at your house?
I learn something new with each video. Ty Luke. Also..very nice nod to Curtiss Stone. I like him too, altjiugj5 hes a little more advanced than I'm about Yet. Lol. Thanks for that tidbit about the tomatoes. Blessings
Awesome tips and info as usual ๐
Hey. New to your channel and really liking it. May I make a suggestion as a lot of channels are starting to do this. But for people who don't always have the time, but need info, maybe write a summary? I'll glady watch your videos, but it would be nice to know in advance what tips you are referring to if short on time.
Luke, the first garden bed you were sitting and talk just after the intro, What kind of pipe is that? Where did you purchase? Thanks! Great videos!
Please advise, is it a bad news if there are bunch of tinny white mushrooms growing in the garden? Should I throw out all the soil and start a new?
Brilliant episode. Youโve just made me rethink all my planting guides, and that when a packet says to plant in autumn/ fall that you need to have it started and reach maturity in that season, not planting something in autumn that then carries over into winter. This may be why Iโve had some failures
Where do you get those ~7-8' tall wood stakes?
Do a video on how to grow raspberries in a container
It was a rough spring for leat lettuce (Black Seeded Simpson) in Illinois– there was hardly any spring this year– the thinning of the seedlings tasted good but summer came on too quickly and the remainder tasted bitter and now are bolting– Could I hope it seeds and replant around Labor Day hoping for a fall harvest?
Local food banks would live your excess produce. Sometimes just bring it to church and let people take want they need. Add Ziploc bags to your tray of basket of extra veggiesfruits for convenience.
Thatnk you, thank you, thank you! I was going to try onion seeds, just to get green onions but now I'll wait for spring. ๐
Looking so healthy, Luke!
It's over 31 days. Day 1ย (25%), day 11ย (25%), day 21 (25%), day 31 (25%)
Great video. What zone are you in? Would be cool to include that in the descriptions.
What zone are you in?
Question on succession planting of onions.. im in Missouri near the boot heel zone 6b i believe. But question is what if i start with my long day Utah jumbo and succession plant my red burgundy which is short day in about a month if i start indoors right now. Just planted Utah jumbo and a few or the burgundy reds because i mixed them but have planted out already for the Utah's
Great Vid, thank you.
Can you succession plant bunching onions or leeks since they do not bulb?
This is so helpful.
If you're growing scallions/bunching onions (where they won't be bulbing up), does the "don't succession plant" warning still apply?
Getting ready to start my garden on my own so glad I found your videos.
Aren't leeks & green onion allium? I think leeks would be good to succession grow but I don't know how.
What about bunching onions? They don't have a bulb right?
I have cucumber, and tomato (Roma, and Independence Day Cherry) seedlings that are only about 4-5 inches tall. Do I still have time to try to keep them going, or am I too late?
Thank you for explaining how to plant lettuce and succession growing.
Great video for planting.