November 21, 2024

VIDEO: 3 Cold Weather Crop Tips That You Probably Didn't Know!


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26 thoughts on “VIDEO: 3 Cold Weather Crop Tips That You Probably Didn't Know!

  1. I wish my kale survived a freeze. Our lows were mostly in the 40s then got a couple nights in the 20s. I was hoping they would recover since everyone says they can handle a freeze but they're definitely all dead now. At least my bok choy survived but with some leaf damage.

  2. I still have cabbages, Brussels sprouts, and kale holding north of Grand Rapids. I should harvest what's left this week. I leave my asparagus ferns for a spring burn of the bed a week or so before their noses start to poke up. Weeds are delayed, asparagus beetles are cooked, and the spears are much easier to see to harvest! My harvests improved a lot the year I started doing this.

  3. Thanks for the leaf cover tip. I put some potatoes in the ground a month before the first frost und covered them with a small leaf layer. I did this because many of my plant potatoes sprouted early due to the long summer. Next time I'll do it different.

  4. About asparagus I got bad advice last year because I read that once the leaves turned brown that you should cut them off and just lay them on top. We have 25 asparagus plants and only 8 grew this season. Do you think all of the other plants died?

  5. I'm so glad I watched this video before cutting my asparagus tops. This is their first year from seed, and they have grown amazingly well. Have them in a 12X4 bed with strawberries at one end. Do I need to mulch either or both?

  6. My grandfather used to dig the root crops and them just put them in the leaf pile and just dig them out as needed. We would always find a few potatoes and carrots in good shape when turning the leaf pile in the spring. I don't have a taste for beets despite trying. I'd appreciate any beet recipes or advise on varieties that I may like.

  7. Is there a limit to how cold the climate and how deep the accumulated snow can be for the outdoor root cellar to work? We get so much snow here (haven’t seen the ground in about a month and a half now, and our accumulations are at about a foot at this point since it remains so cold that it doesn’t melt between each snowfall).

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