September 28, 2024

VIDEO: How to Grow Veggies Through the Winter, This is what I'm STILL GROWING in DECEMBER!


Today I share with you the 3 key factors to growing veggies through the winter and show you how you can be growing food all year long as well.

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28 thoughts on “VIDEO: How to Grow Veggies Through the Winter, This is what I'm STILL GROWING in DECEMBER!

  1. I'm a little concern. His latest FB and Twitter post all dated Dec 6th, just like this video. Hope you are doing well and hope you are just planning more videos.

  2. James please don't eat too much uncooked fresh tomatoes. It's not good for your health. Tomatoes are nightshade plant. Its consider a poisonous fruit by the ancient civilizations like Inca and the zen diet only eat it with proper cooking method. Not negative comment. I'm just want to tell

  3. YouTube misses you, you’re my whole inspiration for a food forest. A new way of life for me, I have mostly you to thank for it. We need you back making content man, I hope all is well and healthy and happy for you

  4. Where is James! I pray you and your family are well! Where ya been buddy? I'm learning so much from you and have been creating my own food forest. My upper canopy is getting a drastic change in a couple of weeks. I have about a dozen 100 ft ash trees that are dead and dangerous to traffic and my house that a tree company is taking down and …. get this…they are going to make wood chips and spread over all my unwanted grassy areas. Then I have sugar maples, chestnuts, pecan and more peach trees coming in late April. Thank for all of your wonderful wisdom. I still need a lot of help here in MA because my property is actually a zone 4-5….yikes! Take care friend! Miss seeing your content!

  5. Kia ora James, from New Zealand. I'm so impressed with your channel and your 'never say die' approach to growing. I spent my formative years (back in the 1960's) living in New England – so I am well aware of the harsh winters you face. I'm amazed at what you are still managing to grow. While here in NZ I can grow vegies all year, they need to be of a particular variety and suitable to our winter conditions. I love your food forest and am trying to create my own here in my particular zone. So glad I found your channel and am happy to subscribe. Looking forward to watching as your growing season begins this year.

  6. What's up, hello from your ex neighbor, Brooklyn NY. Now in Houston Tx.
    James, hope you and Tuck are doing well, come back miss you. Been needing your advice on starting my garden.

  7. Hi from the lower south island of New Zealand, we are 6 months behind you guys and are about to hit our first frost in the next couple of weeks. Is there a winter green you would recommend growing under cover prior to first frost other than your recommended tatsoi or chard which is growing well already??? Thanks Steve

  8. James is absolutely right about not being restricted to growing in the "growing season". Observing how grasses & other plants grow in my area, I've determined that I have three distinct seasons of growth – warm, cool, and cold.

    The warm season matches closely with the "growing season", starting after the last frost, and ending when temperatures cool in fall. It doesn't have to end with the first frost though. Temperatures just need to cool to promote the growth of cool-season plants, and deter further growth of warm season ones. The cool season is the times in spring and fall where temperatures are right for growing cool season plants. Frosts do occur in this season, but not deep freezes. Lastly is the cold season. This is the shortest season for me, where temperatures are cold enough to make most plants stop growing or die back. Due to the variability of winters, the timing and duration of the cool and cold seasons can vary a lot.

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