Cool Weather Is Coming, But The Gardening Doesn’t Stop! Whether you are trying to get a quick crop in before your Broccoli or Garlic, or whether your summer crops have shut down early and you still want to grow, its pretty hard to beat a simple and easy quick crop of juicy SPINACH!
In this video I show you step-by-step how to plant fall Spinach using the no-till style of gardening where we don’t disturb the top layer of soil, even for a seeded crop like this one!
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Great video! Thanks! I'm gonna do this TODAY!!!
WONDERFUL VIDEO
Great video definitely going to try it with Spinach and mulch with straw! thanks all the best to you!
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Spinach sounds like a great idea! I have some radishes I just put in, hoping they'll beat the cold! Turns out they are delicious in soups and stews, they become mild and retain more texture than tubers, who knew cooked radishes were so great? (o.k. yes, apart from French chefs). I also have purple cabbage, mustard greens and beets but I sowed them end of July…
Can this method work fo lettuce ? I'm also starting a new bed! Ruth Stout style for beets and carrots. Your thoughts ? Can beets & carrots actually grow through cardboard or should I use a thick layer of straw, then use compost to plant in as you've done here in this video?
I wish I had the time to plant spinach. I love it. Working from sun up to sun down right now. Really puts a damper on my gardening.
I tried growing radishes and carrots last year. I planted the seeds in August and thought for sure that I would at least get some radishes even if I got no carrots. I even planted more radish seeds at the beginning of September. The did sprout and break through the surface of the soil; but, at the first frost, the tops of the little seedlings died off. I kept watering whenever the soil needed it; but, the never came back. We have really strange weather and all the smoke from our late fire season. The daytime temps are still getting up into the 80s to low 90s and the night time temps are ranging anywhere from the 40s to 50s, even into the 60s.
I didn't realize how poorly spinach transplants, so I'll direct sow that next time. I do have broccoli, mustard greens, lettuce, and kale planted.
I was at the store and didn't even think of buying more spinach seeds. I will go back tomorrow.
Excellent idea for future Spinach! Love your videos and everything you say and do I take it to heart!
What a legend i was starting to get those crops today so thanks alot man
And i think ima succession plant these this time
I like this way because i get to add in the beds and not disturb the beds at all.
Another great video man! You should do another indoor grow series for the winter, like tomatoes or peppers. It’d be great for us indoor noobs. Cheers!
Can I grow this in a container pot?
So do you have any of those regrown onions in those beds? Still waiting for an up date lol!
Thanks for the good info much appreciated
Aren't you in Canada? Do you have time to grow it?
I threw cabbage in my beds already ciming up nicely I really wanted to do Brussel sprouts but the fall is just too short. Also of course did a lettuce mix. I did several pots of lettuce & spinach so can bring in when frost comes
How deep of a container would you say for spinach? Do you think a gutter would be big enough? Thanks !
Thank you great video! Could you tell me why after about 2 weeks my Spinach sprouts always die?
You are such a great video maker Jeff. Love watching your videos! Thank you so much for all of the positive energy and the knowledge bombs in a very understandable and in depth way. I'm surprised you aren't boasting about being some hort prof at Uvic.
Excellent video, thanks!