December 23, 2024

28 thoughts on “VIDEO: Crops You Can Plant in Late July – Early August for a Fall Harvest

  1. I love your videos. You provide a lot of great information. However, I feel like this video could have been scripted better. Lots of confusing double speak about early- mid- late season, but not mid- early- late variety. I feel like you kind of got off in the weeds with some of that stuff.

  2. Dear Migardener, today is August 1. I just pulled an excellent crop of Kennebec potatoes from six 10-gallon containers. They were planted on April 18. I would like to try the second planting ASAP. May I use my new crop tubers as seeds? I am in mountains of North Carolina where fall frost will start in early October (if I am lucky). If I plant tomorrow, I will have 60 days of growing season. That is not enough. But I have a secret weapon. All my containers will be on wheeled shelves, therefore I will be able to hide them at night inside a relatively warm garage. This way, I will be able to stretch the growing season by at least 30 days.

  3. You promised me "another exciting episode," then you talked at a camera for 14 minutes. I feel robbed.

    Excellent information, though! That's really why I came here in the first place anyways.

  4. What are you thoughts on this: When pruning your tomatoes of 'suckers', keep the good size, healthy cuts, clone them and have them rooted and in small pot ready to 'transplant'? I have several original plants I was blessed with from a local high school/tech nursery. They were not in great shape. They have been providing us with cherry tomatoes for the last week and we planted the first of June. So, about two months to bear fruit and we have first frost on or about Oct. 15, about 75 days.

  5. So helpful! I'm getting ready to plan my first fall garden in PA and trying to learn as much as possible. While I don't understand it all, it just motivates me to learn more.

  6. Can you say when the veggies are due to planted in “Australia” , every one there is about America, which is not the same as here, We are in the South West of Western Australia. Thank you for them, you sound really good. Perhaps you can say why it takes as long to grow Parsnips. And what we can do to improve this.

  7. I am in Minnesota. Your videos are the closest I can find to my area 4b. Your advice has helped me tremendously. Thank you for your videos and advice. This is my first year gardening, I have very few crops right now. I am supplying three households with garden beans, carrots and Cucumbers. My lettuce just went to seed so I will have good seeds for next year. I also had some powdery mildew that I was able to cure thanks to your video on that. I used the sodium bicarbonate and vegetable oil mix.

  8. I planted some late pole beans after removing my spent sugar snap pea plants and I'm so glad I did. It's late September and I'm enjoying lots of beautiful rattlesnake beans without any of the usual spring planting problems.

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