It's WAY too hot to start my fall garden...😓
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Shop our seed collections: growepic.co/3L... - Join @jacquesinthegarden as we sweat our asses off in the weird tropical storm weather San Diego is experiencing as summer winds down. Weirdly, now is a perfect time to get one last round of crops in for fall, or if you're in a warmer climate like ours, get your fall to winter garden off to a good start.
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What are you starting right now?! Should we roll an EPIC CIGAR with the Nicotiana?!
im starting nothing cause winter is coming
@@ThatLobsterGamer I feel that. Winter starts toward the end of Oct. I ain't got a fall here. XD
Collards, mustard greens, spinach, lettuces and more cucs, squashes and determinate tomatoes 🍅
7:03 I think you dropped half your seeds, lol
Here in Northern-ish California I'm starting cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, and peas, all of different varieties
VIDEO REQUEST: Kevin and Jacques do a Head to Head. Choose a crop and you plant at Kevin’s his style then you both go over to Jacques’s and plant a-la-Jacques. Maybe you choose the same variety or maybe just similar. Then hopefully you bring us back and compare how the crops did and how their growing conditions might have effected them.
Anyways, love the vids, keep up the good work! 👍
Team Jacque for life
@@cookescorner9411 Team Kevin for life
Can you imagine if Jacque nailed a Giant cabbage? Hahaha
Video ideas: Fave fall vegetables/fruit to plant, Cover crop revisited, Take a look at all 3 epic gardener's gardens as the season gets colder, seasonal pumpkin carving with the "Machete boys", Fav cold weather soups/stews/recipes based on things from your garden, Share successes from this years garden/projects and hopes for next year, etc. Hope some of these help! :)
Second that: the pumpkin carving, you could go into uses, seeds and recipes!
I just let the pumpkin on a stick that I purchased at Trader Joe’s last fall dry for several months then cut one pod open for seed in the spring. I grew enough for me, my daughter, sister and a friend. They are just now starting to color. I still have about a dozen dried fruit left. A lifetime supply of seeds I think!
How cool!!
Amazing!
Hello Rutabaga
I would love to see tips of successfully growing in the greenstalk. I only had mediocre success. The Garden Tower 2 did so much better. Thanks!
Love this channel. Love the banter, humor, and relaxed feel compared to the main channel.
Heat finally broke, so I am replanting what I lost during the 115° days. May the weather not be terrible.
As someone who has never gardened but plans on doing so. I find these kinds of videos helpful. Since I've yet to garden I really don't know where to start, but I got compost going and going to get a greenhouse hopefully before winter (suspected field mouse problem as our back yard fence is shared with a lot that is only thorn berry bushes). These casual videos help encourage me. Must get easy and not so overwhelming if you guys are able to have a nice chat while starting seeds.
There are so many different varieties and it amazes me. I would love to see more for sure! Since I'm looking forward to having way more variety of salads in my life, what you get from the store is so limiting.
I would love to see more videos about how to preserve and/or store the things you grow. We have a shorter growing season where I'm from (Colorado) and I always plant a large garden and get a very abundant harvest all at once.
Acre Homestead show on CZcams She is in Washington State but grows a huge garden and puts it all up
BC 1611 is a great sprouting broccoli here in Minnesota, spring planted , harvest through fall. good choice Jacques!
Beets, arugula, red russian kale, cabbage & brussel sprouts! I ordered my first Birdie’s Raised Garden Bed from you! 😆 I have tomato, jalapeño, bell pepper plants & herbs in grow bags! My son bought me a grow tent & microgreen seeds for my birthday! Thank you both for all your inspiring & AMAZING videos that has taken this Crazy Plant Lady to another level of CRAZY!! Lol
I’m in central CA. And wow the heatwave was horrible. It’s 30 degrees cooler now! I started my seedlings indoors via hydroponic seed starter. I’m ready to harden off and get these babies in the ground!
My fall garden has been in for a month. Nothing over 50 days is in it. Im praying it will work out! Lots of row covering for us!
‘Jacques in the Garden’ in the description and also a |Jacques| side title like |Kevin| would be supportive of another Gardener 🌱 💕
I love the enthusiasm and humor when it comes to Gardening 🥸😎😂
Kevin your arms are looking sun burn, make sure you put some sunscreen or do as Jacques wear a long sleeve. Happy gardening buddies
I'm in Australia and the same zone as you, so I am starting all the things you're starting to finish up - 11x different tomatoes this year, corn, eggplant, sweet and spicy peppers and trying out some heat hardy greens in Okinawa Spinach and celtuce. Love the channel and am excited to see Giant cabbage the 3rd flourish!
Your garden sounds amazing! What’s your favorite kind of tomato if I can ask?
Eleven types of tomato! I bet some really great tasting beauties!
Pumpkin on a stick is actually an eggplant. Some people say it's edible, some say it's not.
Ooooo how about visiting other gardens that you have inspired keep it local for cost bouncing ideas with other gardeners in the area would be cool, guest appearances or follow up with previous video visits like the seed company……..I’m sure you guys will come up with something we will love to watch!
OMG !! I grew those Same Nicotiana : iit germinated perfectly... just like Foxglove and I moved them into my yard when they had leaves about the length of my pinky finger, and they are taking off !! I am excited !!! SO glad to see you're planting that now. It's grown lovely for the last 4 weeks in the ground!
Good for you here in Ireland we already have morning frosts😓
I've grown pumpkin on a stick. They are great but the squirrels think so too and pluck them as soon as they turn orange. So frustrating. I believe they are ornamental eggplant.
Year 3-SJC, 🤭 Good Luck!It's still hot in Texas I'm succession planting without the harvest, yikes
With earwigs, etc. I make up a trap of soy sauce and veg oil in a short edged container, like a small yoghurt one. You bury it up to its neck and cover with a terracotta saucer propped with rocks, or something similar Works a treat!
Its 95 to 100 f in las vegas all week.
We need more desert trees lining the roads its to hot to walk without shade.
So glad those temps are over for this year.
I'm in mid-central Illinois, 6b. These are great ideas to explore and expand on for my first winter with a greenhouse!
Laura at Garden Answer grew pumpkin on a stick. She said they were full of thorns!
You probably knew that, but fyi to anyone watching who may want to try growing them.
I’m with Jacques there. I’ve only grown Chinese cabbages successfully once. Since then, my cabbages get attacked by bugs or moles. I’m trying again this year with a hardware cloth to stop the moles and I’ll try the DE to keep the rolly pollies.
Put the big cabbage in ground and it will do better!
I started our fall plantings a few weeks ago, due to being in zone5b, Mass. I'm trying a new 35DTM broccoli, then planted carrots, kale, lettuce, spinach, beets, and transplanted basil into the hoophouse beds.
I am working on bell peppers, starting lettuce seeds. My corn is only about 1-2 ft tall. Going slow. Its still pretty warm here in southern Az. I tried cauliflower and cabbage, got seedlings, planted them outside and lost them. Bummer. 😔 Going to try later as it cools down some more.
I’m in AZ too, I feel your pain.
I’m in AZ too, I feel your pain.
Started alot of fall seeds a few days ago here in Zone 7a. The mustards and lettuce have already sprouted and the temperatures are in the cool 70s now that the heatwave has passed
Jaques, I’d try some cabbages in 3 gallon pots. Might help.
I'd love to see how the Epic Outdoor Shower turned out! That's been a long time coming and it seemed like such a great idea! Also curious just exactly how au naturale you plan go when using the outdoor situation. Just wondering if those "cut-out" walls are sufficient to keep the paparizzi away? 🤣 Inquiring minds want to know... 😄
Hahahah Laurie, you have to subscribe to a different platform for that content :P
🤣🤣🤣
@@epichomesteading Okay, let me know when it drops! 😂🤣😂
I’m in Arizona, impatiently waiting for it to cool down. 😣
Your videos have helped my seed starting success! This fall is all about carrots, kale, chard, and flowers for me.
Wonderful!
Interestingly, I grow pumpkins on a stick in spring and harvest them in late September, or October. I will be interested to see if you get production . I’m in zone 9b.
I also just sowed seeds for Pumpkin on a Stick! The exact same pack!
Beautiful background
Plant your veggies, a flower, and a herb. I have tried this combo. Let see how it goes
I'm starting my next year's broccoli, eggplant and tomatoes now. My seeds were just not germinating fast enough to start them in April for 7a. I'm going to dig up and over winter other tomatoes in the studio and see if they're still alive next winter. I left last year's kale in the raised bed to get snowed on, and most of them came back!! I got a volunteer yellow summer squash, that I normally don't eat, But the hubs loves them. On the old seed front, I planted some 5 year old Armenian cukes and they went ballistic. We got so many, we traded with the neighbors for their Asian eggplant, since ours was so slow. I probably won't grow the cucumbers again for a while. Thanks for reminding me about golden beets!! I will try them again along with sweet potatoes. Thanks to Jacques' suggestion of the grow light. The late added seedlings have been potted up with some Bio tone starter and will live under the light and the big sunny window. Maybe that will be the ticket for a better start next year.
This video popped up just as I was looking for something to watch 😍😍
A flower expert is an AWESOME addition to the team! So excited for that.
Oh, to answer your ?, I would love to see some content on end of season garden tasks, how you start thinking and planning ahead to the next season, taking stock of what worked and what didn't, plus plans for the homestead!
I started my seeds for fall sometime ago and I owe it all to you guys cause I was always afraid to start planting for fall. Anyways my question is how do you feel about using ash from a fire as fertilizer. I’ve watched some shows from other countries and I’ve noticed that they will have a small fire and then when the fire is out they let it cool and then they use it in their planting even their seeds and they do very well. So what do you think?
I would only use if I knew the soil could handle getting a bit more alkaline!
I want to see an episode on improving container mix over the winter. Would cover crops help such as winter rye? Or is the soil-less mix just something that has its limits and cover crops won't do anything to improve next years plants?
My challenges this fall are 1.) refining drip irrigation [greenstalk possibilities? How far can you run a 1/2" tube? Do I need to flush out the lines if I ran only filtered water in them?], 2.) finding best sunlight during winter, and which plants don't need as much, 3.) getting the highest yield of produce from a tiny garden, 4.) Which varieties produce early so they're done by the time I plant for Spring, 5.) Can I DIY an aquapot system for cheap? FYI, last year I started some of those Tiara cabbage, but never planted them out. The starting container was a little generous, and I left them so long I eventually had softball sized cabbages that were wonderfully tender and sweet. So I'm thinking I can plant more of them closer together to get a higher yield of smaller heads that suit my needs better. Thanks, guys, always enjoy your videos!
See: Impatient Gardener - Erin - she grows Nicotiana regularly in her Michigan gardens- gorgeous! ( also, see pronunciation ❤️)
Just when I needed something to watch while doing apartment garden chores💚
I agree! Still 80s in Atlanta so I have to start yard work and such around 7. I’ll be planting root veggies pretty much. Still having cucumbers and green onions growing like crazy right now. Thx for the awesome video
I've given up hope that you are ever going to actually sell any Universal Bottom Trays.
Ran into a few production issues, but should be soon!
Some of the first Epic vlogs I saw were on houseplants. This winter maybe? I desperately need help inside too! Thank you Epic Gardening I look forward to seeing you every week!
Def. will get back to houseplants!
It’s on the hotter side still in north Florida but I’ve started most of my fall garden and keep throwing down seeds. Survival of the fittest.
The best crop I had all summer was a butternut squash that self seeded in my drain field so my expectations remain low
Here in Florida, winter is the season for cold-weather crops. Recommendations for my area are to grow things like greens throughout the winter, otherwise they bolt. But I just spread some parsley and slo-bolt cilantro in my little herb garden bed, hoping that I'll be able to keep up with them through the winter before allowing them to self-seed a few generations throughout next summer. I also put in some more thyme seeds in the same bed. My last ones struggled in pots (too wet, not enough light), but wilted when transplanted. So I'm seeding the bed itself in our rainy season, in the hopes it sticks around this time.
I watched one of your old videos (at your old place) and you had a raised bed that had a cover - maybe called a veggie pod?? Have you thought about growing your giant cabbage in something like that so it's always covered and won't be consumed by bugs??
excited for flowers!
Lots of flowers ! Feeling the vibe. I think we all want to improve our flower game.
Hey Kevin
Maybe next time the staff presents you w/ something w/ your face on it, they'll put a creative, humorous limmerick on the back! 😉😁
That’s a great seed haul!!
Hmmm...what I want to see? 🤔
I'm an aquarist, so definitely a pond update on both the plants, but most especially the koi--i.e. have you given them each names yet? Btw, so glad the last time you included the pond in a video, that I didn't see any duckweed--such a noxious invasive!
Of course, as an animal liver, Bodka & the chickens are always welcome add'n to any of ya'all's videos! ❤
Kevin, I can tell you enjoy telling stories, so how about plants w/ stories? I.e. there's a bean known as "Trail of Tears" that was passed down thru the generations from a survivor of that event. Of course, there's many other plants w/ stories which aren't quite so dark.
Looking forward to seeing more of the critters! 😊
😂that potatoe!!!
Hello Tina
Awesome Kevin 🤙🤙👍Super garden crews, thanks guys!!!
💡 Differences in soil type and watering habits. I live in zone 7a with clay soil and the top inch of soil is rock hard and cracking within 4 hours of watering but the bottom 2-6 inches never dry out (draining is a huge issue which causes root rot on my flower beds; veggies are in raised beds)
my daughter and her coworkers just got matching Potato Tattoos !..yall hilarious..IMA SWEET POTATO..BATATA
I'd like to seed bed prep for fall garden
Love you two!!
Tiara cabbage is a beautiful cabbage
I want to see you grow Spoon Tomato Seeds from baker creek, Please? They are sooo cuuuute and tiny!
Great choices! Be careful not to let your chickens near the tobacco plant family- it’s toxic!
Pink Epic 6-cells: Where are they!?!?!?!?
Limited drops!
💅🏾😏💅🏾I know but when is the next one coming? I am subscribed to the email notifications for this item and... I can't wait!!!!!😭😭😭😭😭😅😅😅
cool love your variety's your staring for the fall season I have my seeds planted now Iam just waiting for the weather to cool
Hello Jackie
Filling raised beds and then doing cover crop to prep for spring in WA!
Yes please more fall and winter seed starting!
I would like to start some stuff, but it is so hot here right now but winter is rolling in in a month or so. Right now I am trying to ripen all the tomatoes.
That is some mammoth maize my friends. Also Lazy Man’s Beet Bed would be a cool band name
The “pumpkins” look like orange eggplant, too.
Need to restock the bottom trays asap 👍🏽👍🏽
We're ALMOST there!
Kevin,
Regarding my suggestion on plants w/ stories, I have a Southern Exposure Seed Exchange catalog which gives the background story for nearly all the seeds they offer. I know ya'all aren't in the south, but many of their seeds can be grown in other zones. Also, I'm sure there's tons of other seeds/plants w/ stories to them. 😊
How do I get my lettuce to germinate! I am struggling. I've tried various ways with no real luck
Yep, growing pumpkin on stick. I love weird plants.
These bois growing poppy and baccy
I started my fall seeds early bc this is a learning year for me. But I’m starting a second round of for real seeds: brassicas, leafy greens, marigold, basil and calendula. Love these series ❤ seed starting is the besssst
Can't wait to see more flower tips!
Texas can FEEL YOU.
i started my fall garden a month or so ago, maybe two. had bad germination, what did sprout went really leggy for no reason, and after i recovered everything from that, some creature devoured basically ALL my sprouts one day. so... i have ONE carrot, TWO very poorly kale, and 4 sugar snap peas, which are doing by far the best of the bunch, but its my first time with peas and MAN do they look like they could just die at any moment, just disconnect from the ground with their hair thin stems down there, well, toothpick thin. but ive had a couple pods already and they are tasty, so, success for my first time. i cant even remember everything i lost... many many cabbages, many kale, many carrots, all my potato crop that i actually planted early summer, ALL my second wave of cherry tomatoes i wanted for a nice fall harvest which were already planted and growing huge, stripped to bare stems in ONE day. and ALL of my herb garden i was starting for the first time, many sage, many lavender, many lemon balm, many thyme, many rosemary, probably forgetting a few. ALL devoured in the SAME DAY.
if i ever find this creature, i will devour it.
Yikes! Where are you? That sounds like more than one type of animal. I am in southwestern NYS and had a fence and anti critter spray but things still got eaten. Just pee in the garden
I've had snails, grasshoppers, and roly polys strip my young plants in what seemed like a few hours.
Im nearly certain the majority of it was deer. And what wasnt deer was probably rabbits, squirrels, and birds. If i look oit my back door right now way out at my second wave of tomatoes, id probably see a couple deer chillin.
I keep warning them. But they want to be fed like livestock, i gotta eat something this winter...
I had a serious aphid problem for a while on my hot peppers and hibiscus, and briefly cilantro but they never came back to it once i got them off it once, they wouldnt stop coming back to the others. But thankfully the ladybugs FINALLY showed up like 2 weeks ago, hadnt seen ANY all year. Im aphid free now, only took like 2 days once i noticed one ladybug.
@@7thsluglord363 I'm fortunate I don't have deer! It's enough dealing with the gophers, rabbits, raccoons, and rodents.
I’ve started broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and beets! So far no seedlings and I don’t think they have germinated even under grow lights! Disappointing to say the least
Video idea: tips on how to help your garden thrive when your summer is not your norm summer. I.e. If June is wetter than usual and than the rest of your summer is 10, 15 plus degrees hotter than usual. Tips hon how to keep your garden thriving. Maybe do a few different scenarios
Ya need to sell Jaques hats
You guys are always the complete opposite season. But I always learn great tips!
Berkebun di daerah 4 musim sangat menarik 🥬🥦🌽
Jaqques...the diatomatious earth did not work for us in Red Bluff. Acted more as an attractant than anything else. And again, what is the secret behind your corn?
Video ideas: garden chores, soup recipes, viewer submission vegetable gardens and orchards.
Research using vermiculite as a cover over seed starting trays after planting the seeds...i saw laura on garden answer do this a couple of years ago...truly is a game changer
Watch Jacques channel He does do this
Are you guys gonna sell the seed trays again? They been out of stock for a really long time but I totally understand you’d stock them if you could. Just wondering when it looks like that may be.
please bring back trays or the clear plastic individual trays
We're working HARD to get it in stock!
@@epichomesteading yay!
How about ways to add some spooky flavor to your garden? With lights or decor? Fall and Halloween are my favorite and the garden often gets left out of the fun!
For zone 6: Bachelor Buttons, Lovage, Carrots, and a couple of other things that are "frost hardy," but we'll see just how hardy they are :P
I think it's mad you don't save your own nasturtium seeds. Geraniums are easy to grow especially from a cutting.
Glad to have had you at my table guys.
We were honored
Hey Kevin, one of the coolest flowers i've started growing recently is Lupins! they're really cool looking and not too hard to manage, and the butterflies have been going insane over them, even over milkweed. Try em out, they're pretty neat flowers.
Stud the spud 😍 😂
So Kevin I believe you’re in San Diego right. I’m in San Diego and I don’t know why but every time I plan nasturtiums they refuse to grow. It drives me crazy. I will tell you the easiest flowers I’ve ever grown and that zinnias and they are flowers from the dollar tree that and the marigolds(Except the miracles are really tall and beautiful like cosmos)
I'd love to get some in depth videos on bulb flowers - specifically growing dahlias in San Diego. Maybe your new flower person has expertise with bulbs? I don't even know where to start with them!