Vegetables You Can Plant in Your Garden During July
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- John from www.growingyour... goes on a field trip to Vilardi Gardens in Phoenix, Arizona to share with you some of the vegetables you can still plant in the heat of the July summer.
In this episode, John will give you a tour of this Wholesale nursery that grows plants for retailers in the Phoenix, Arizona area. You will discover some of the most heat tolerant vegetables that you can still plant and grow during the hot summer if you haven't yet started a garden or still have places in your garden to plant vegetables.
John will cover a variety of his favorite heat-loving plants that thrive in the hot 100+ degree weather in Phoenix, Las Vegas or whatever desert you live.
You will discover many common and uncommon varieties of vegetables you should focus on if you grow in the desert or other places where summers are HOT!
John will share with you many uncommon perennial vegetables that thrive in the heat that he loves to grow.
After watching this episode, you will have the information you need to get planting and start (or add to) your July vegetable garden.
ps. YES, I did purchase and plant all 2 1/2 flats of vegetables in my garden except for the 2 caper plants that are awaiting a home. They were protected under 30% shade cloth for a few weeks to harden them off to ensure their success.
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Hi John, thanks doing a tour through Arizona! I have been buying plants from Vilardi Gardens at the farmers market for several years now and have been pleased with her plants, especially diversity. I bought a two malabar spinach plants last year now have a self seeded bumper crop this year. Keep up the good work Susan!
I worked for bonnie They do spray but just recently started switching to organic and still spray so dont fool yourself is 100% CORRECT
John you're awesome man! Just getting my thumbs green for the first time since I was a kid with my grandpa! love your videos dude!
Yup! It's ALWAYS growing season!
تشکر,شکریه,مرحبyou thank), you are absolutely amazing, God bless you. your encyclopedic knowledge,combined with your sense of knowledge, makes you unique,All beneficiary of this site must appreciate that Jhon is devoting 100%of his time to serve us,All of us must definitely support him,in order that keep producing such sustainability work.
thanks John for the great video please keep them coming I really enjoy them and I learned a lot from you
I love growing malavar spinach, moringa, okra, tomatoes, red onions, green onions and ginger on my small garden which we love to use everyday.
I also like to plant lemon grass.
And Jon thanks for all this infos.
Iam from New Jersey, thank you John for sharing . I have learned so much from you and learned about new plants thanks to you. Amazing
Thanks John! I live in central Texas, and our average temp all summer has been just under 100 degrees. I had given up on gardening , under these conditions , but after watching this vid, I have cmpletely changed my mind.
Don't give up! Try growing (in partial shade) New Zealand spinach, Brazilian spinach, sweet potatoes (tons of different varieties), Okinawa spinach, Longevity spinach. In full sun (it gets 100 degrees in FL here some days), Aunt Molly ground cherries, wild varieties of tomatoes (like Everglade tomatoes), malabar spinach, tumeric, lavender. Try growing a fruit tree here and there to help form a shade canopy. Fast growing trees are moringa, Jamacian cherry, sapote mamey...just to name a few.
Thanks , I will definitely give each of your ideas a try!
Groovy video, John. Today I got the red Malabar spinach planted from seeds in pot. I have some walking onions waiting to go in the ground and a few weeks ago got seedling Dinosaur Collared trees growing. Thanks for introducing me to new fruits and vegees and for making gardening fun and nutricious. Good job, Julia from Florida 🌴
Jon thank you and people like you who generously share great information like this! you're making the world a better place, your work is admirable dude!
I love how much you play! Juicing okra to make smile is actually super fun with young kids (or those young at heart). I've also done it with comfrey slime, and Acanthus mollis.
Okra and eggplant, great hot weather plants.
Love this stuff....
Thank you so much for making this video! I just shot Vilardi Gardens an email, and will hopefully be picking up at least red okra, and capers, this weekend. Good on you John, for sharing so much of your knowledge, and encouraging gardeners to grow their own greens, even in the desert!
I love vilardi gardens! Like you said, they carry a lot of the less common varieties that you normally wouldn't be able to get unless you order seeds online. Thanks to the valardi garden stock I found at summer winds nursery in the east valley (near phoenix), I was able to grow some romanesco cauliflower this year that I'm about to harvest. I also just picked up an indigo rose tomato plant which I'm excited to try
I bought a rosemary plant at Smith's. I couldn't loosen the soul. I can't kill my basil. I took a non- working fountain in the backyard that I planted with herbs. No drainage, even with a drill. So fenugreek, basil, anise, chives and now I think I'll try others by sprouting them first.
John! You're so awesome, dude! Thank-you for sharing your knowledge. I am excited to start my own garden and increase my level of personal health!
You are a great man John.... I wish you success in the dream of your farm.... Blessings from the UK.Guru M
Wow! Capers! I'm going to buy a bush!
Love this guy😂
take cuttings of moringa if you have winter. root them in the fall
Hey John Cowboy here in Las Vegas I'm having a problem keeping the atis off my kale amerigo's nothing is keeping them back. You got some helpful tips
Love Vilardi plants! They used to come to our farmer's market but not any more :(
Is there a special variety for the caper plant? I am in Florida, and moringa does well here, maybe capers would too? Thanks for the encouragement for hot weather crops! I don't like giving up on gardens in summer, but the sun really scorches!
Would love if you did a video on high yielding varieties of sweet peppers. I have like 10 varieties I tried this summer, and only my yellow wax pepper is doing well and producing frequently.
Have you tried growing Poblano peppers? They have a great combo of heat and taste and are prolific plants!
Wild purslane is awesome.....why do you say you can't eat it? People have been eating it for years including me!!!
Julie B salads and just munching from the garden.
Exactly.
Do you eat the stem, too?
thanks for the vid. I have had a hard time finding Egyptian walking onions. but I went to exotica in Vista... got moringas there $3 each, key apples, fig, guavas, curry leaf. I accidentally got Okinawa sweet potatoe instead of spinach. lol
David Larsen are you talking about exortica near San Diego?
That explains your green glow
I'm originally from NY and grew a garden all my life there. Now I live in Central Florida and it's a whole new ball game. I heard it's now the time to start fall peppers. Anything else you think I could start now?
Not in Lake Havasu City! Nothing survives the summer of Havasu! Try 118 degrees! For 3 months! Try 120 degrees! Your chances of growing veggies on Venus are better.
I planted an Armenian cucumber based on your recommendation! I can't wait to taste it, it's looking good, not flowering yet in central California but hopefully I get to taste it I've never seen on in the store
Armenian cukes grow great in Central and SoCal, definitely a great vegetable to grow!
where do you recommend buying Plants in Vegas?
I wish I Lived Closer , So I could Get some things from Vilardi Gardens,
Plant's Irwin ! Nice Vid
Thank for good show idea what can put in garden good job.
I am new to gardening (1st year)--so, forgive me if this is common knowledge--but what is the canopy made of that's over all the plants? And what is it used for? Is it for shade?
Took me only a couple weeks for my pepper seeds to get that big
I had the same problem with most of my peppers. When they do fruit, it is a little sad fruit. The exception I have found so far are yellow wax peppers. I find these not only tolerate heat and sun, but actually have the highest yield of the peppers I have tried.I have tried seeds from rareseeds.com (which are really good quality) and on-sale burpee/bonnie plants (which are not always healthy, but the yellow wax pepper starters are pretty healthy).
Great work ! Cool !
Whats your verdict on growing plants in conatiners like an ordinary plastic pot vs. a colander, fabric pot or a pond basket ? The last 3 have better drainage, better root aeration and have the extra benefit of air-pruning, for denser roots. Yet, plastic pots are commonly used worldwide, including horticultural universities ! Is basic horticultural science being ignored even by the experts ? Where does self watering pots fit in all this ? Thanks for your perspective on this.
There are not many studies done on this. But fabric and earthen pots are the best options, followed by plastic certified for growth. Plastic containers are probably the most used around the world, including garden centers, nurseries and homes. But I wouldn't overthink it as the food you grow on your own is way better than the grocery store anyways!
+California Gardening (Organic, Easy Garden Tips) what i am specifically trying to understand is whether you have experienced a higher yield from fabric pots vs a pot with non-porous surface, of a similar volume of soil and same fertilizing schedule. I lack the practical experience with growing veggies and theoretically i felt that the air-pruned dense roots obtained via a fabric pot should be producing a higher yield. thanks in advance.
Thanks for sharing. Great info.
Where can I buy plants like these in Las Vegas?
Like your videos! Lots of useful info!
Love your videos!!
What do you think about eating the cannabis buds? I've been doing this for many months and it feels great but no high like smoking it. I am curious to know if you have tried it? Thanks for your helpful gardening tips!!
these guys have lots of left overs, they are just keepimg them goimg
Could you possibly do an episode on how much actual money you spend on food each month/ year?
The video he posted just before this video talks a little bit that. The video is where he is doing a tour in the yard of Jake Mace, the Vegan Athlete. When he is in the later portion of the video, interviewing Jake Mace, they talk about how you have increased water usage, but that you save on food costs.
There is a cool nursery in Vista called Exotica. They also have a tasting table. John did a video on this nursery. I know it is a bit of a drive, but if you are in the Vista area, swing by!
next time you visit the store for produce, add together what you spend. I did and i was blown away! I live in the desert and use techniques that allow my water bill to remain small but i know for fact that I'm saving hundreds of dollars. I rarely get sick and when I do visit the store, they ask me why I don't buy veggies! All around, planting God's seeds, make you rich. It's a joyful thing, these plants make us happy!
but it's fun to grow your own greens, regardless
It's a great video, but unfortunately it is not suitable with my country. But I found interesting and knowledge from your videos. Thank you so much.
I didn't catch the name of the pepper you recommended for desert area gardens, could you post it's name?
Don’t hate on Bonnie’s lol. I love those things. I’ve had nothing but problems with everything I’ve ever grown from seed. The heat, humidity and every pest known to mankind make the Gulf Coast a terrible place to be a gardener.
What Zone are you in? Does these plants comply with Kansas growers? I live in Zone 6b
Thank you so much for your timely and simple information. I have a tomato tree that is now naked. It has been eating by an unknown insect. Please help me.PS. John, I would like to have some of your seeds.
Thanks, very interesting....
i really love this video thank you very much bleeder john high friggen five up high down low like dave #! hey does the size of tbe pot help in the heat man ??
where can we get these plants if they only sell wholesale?? I need to know!!
Was wondering if you had any tips on growing in a Tennessee climate! Love your vids but most are on desert climate growing and not sure of what I could do here in middle Tennessee
Devin Alston okra squash peppers blue lake bush beans do awesome in TN. greens in spring or fall. tomatoes do well. all hose would grow much better in TN. we have a better climate. God bless
Hi John! I live in Southern New England, and have just gotten my hands on a raised bed abandoned by my neighbor. We've taken care of getting the soil ready, but I'm not sure what we can plant because our growing season is so short. We already have two beds with greens, peppers, and tomatoes, but we were hoping to fill the new bed with greens that will have a quick turnaround time. Do you have any suggestions as to what we can plant in anon desert climate this late?
Thanks for all that you do!
Aunt Molly ground cherries, radishes (I like watermelon radish).
Start onion seeds for transplanting in Sep/Oct :)
Is there a place like this in vegas?
Do they ship to Miami?
Hey John .. Love your videos.. We live 2 hrs south of Houston .. Where your girlfriend lives ..
I would love to buy seeds or plants .. Like lime, lemon , cinnamon.. Basil.. That be great for salad dressing or baking...where can I get some plants or seeds .. Look around at nurseries but no one carry them or that brand ..
Thanks for all your help ...
I have found some of these on etsy. Both live plants and seeds.
Is it to late to plant lettuce from seed? I live in NYC. Thanks for sharing. love your channel :{))))
Theresa Mc Pherson yes it will go to seed. but you can plant it come August. most greens are cool weather crop.
Do you know any gardening channels that would be good to teach kids gardening?
My 5 year old participates in some of my videos, check them out (if you haven't already!)
Hey John love your videos have a question I'm from Fresno California can I grow mangoes and dragon fruit in California every nursery that I go to tells me I can't do it
Are you in zone 9b? Because, if you are, I am also in zone 9b and I grow both of these. My pickering variety of mangoes are fruiting now. I have a red centered dragon fruit that just finished flowering last week (be you need more than 1 variety to get them to fruit).
+thebunnyfoofoo thanks for your help I think I'm in 9B as well it's my first time guarding I have about a little over 10 fruit trees that I planted this year and I have bunch of vegetables growing as well so I'm just learning
I have issues with "traditional" vegetables, and I have been using substitutes. Like instead of bibb lettuce, I grow malabar spinach. Instead of traditional tomatoes, I grow Aunt Molly ground cherries and Everglade tomatoes. I use the fruit trees to try to create a canopy of partial sun for under story plants. With dragon fruit, I just have to make sure to add supplements to the soil when the middles look a little yellow and have more than one variety to get them to fruit. Also, they flower at night, so you can use a paint brush to pollinate them when you see night flowers. Mangoes are so easy for my in zone 9b, I have no idea why they say not to grow. I have at least 5 different varieties.
+thebunnyfoofoo so far I cannot find dragon fruit or fruit punch mango trees in Fresno ca any suggestions where I can get it . Is there a website I can buy a fruit tree
JOHN .. Do you Ever have Trouble with Squash Bugs!?? ,, MY Nemesis , What in the World .. Does anybody have any Ideas ,,, Trying to Stay Organic,, But it Is a Challenge ..
Cozy Homestead Ranch try diatemacous earth and\ need oil. both organic. need oil is a insect killer as well as controls mold and mites. and powder mildew. I'm in TN.
Cozy Homestead Ranch just pulled most of my zucchini plants... :( planted some more with cucumber. Several videos on RUclips suggested planting after July & companion with cucumber. Let's see...
Are all Hibiscus leaves edible?
Yes, but not all are delicious. Some have tastier leaves, and some have tastier flowers. Also, younger leaves are generally tastier.
What about Rose of Sharon which I think is in the Hibiscus family?
Yep. onlineathens.com/stories/072510/liv_682592937.shtml
Thank you, that was informative.
No problem! I love trying to eat just about everything I can. =)
Too bad the place you visited doesn't provide the opportunity for people to purchase from them unless they're big box businesses. That's ridiculous really. =(
I've gone to Nurseries here in my area and they've sold garbage that won't grow outside in our area unless you bring it back inside every winter. Seriously irks me when Nurseries do that sort of thing.
I do have the Egyptian Walking Onion. It's great. I have to replant them though. My husband managed to kill mine off by putting some stuff on top of mine.
Good Luck everyone growing your garden!
🌾 Green Blessings 🌿
They do sell at many of the local Farmers Markets around the Phx. area.
I might be learning from this channel, but that doesn't mean I reside in the area. Try heading N NE by a good bit... ;) I live in SW SD. =)
No way Bonnie plants spray their plants. That's super hard to believe since as a beginner gardener, I'd get Bonnie plants for a faster progress. :0
I have confirmed Bonnie sprays their plants. The problem is they dont disclose WHAT they spray.
Learn Organic Gardening at GrowingYourGreens That does make a little sense as to why they spray, but the fact that they don't tell you that is a bit disconcerting. A lot of my plants are from Bonnie plants
Arizona smells funny
Indeed, depending where you're at!
Smells like shit *if you live near a livestock plantation!
love your videos ! Are you single ? :))
i grown a lot of curcled parsely and cinnacon and darkred basil, all other version dod not make it here in the netherlands, we have very hot and then very cool wheather here.
why can't you eat the weed purslane from your yard ?
If I heard him correctly he said that you can eat it.
+JulV Wildcat oh thanks!
it sounded as. " you guys can eat "
I bought purslane seeds from migardener.com/ for super cheap. Go check them out! You'll love their page.
🌾 Green Blessings 🌿
The purslane that is a weed is perfectly good to eat. It's really good. It's real food for regular people.
Ya gotta stop saying” RIGHT?” Driving me away, but you have so much to impart! PLEASE?
12:00 story of my life
Thebunnyfoofoo
Thank you so much will look for them.. That such be fun herbs to plant ..
Thank you
This good video but he said hibiscus but the plant he was holding is not hibiscus and it could be the malvacea family plant which also Cotton and okra plant comes under. Because the plant he was showing is not hibiscus plant at all and I also agree big box stores like Home Depot and Walmart they don't care about plants or even people and i recently found out that Home Depot buys from local nurseries and sell under only certain condition and if plant don't sell or if customers returns Home Depot takes outs of nurseries money. Besides it's all fully chemicals like miracle grow ( extremely unnecessary chemicals for the life and planet) and Home Depot put lot of local nurseries business down. I know every natural thing has chemicals too. Even our body is full of chemicals. But it's important what kind of resource it is. We can't sustain for man made /lab made chemicals and I believe we are not in that bad needy condition on earth. We should think about our own generation that we leaving behind. I totally will support local nurseries where you can visit and talk for their products such as soils and other details as much as you want. I also found out that peat moss is not environmental friendly. People, for the love of plant please do some research and support local nurseries please.
are you paid to promote these places?
those cucumvers look sad!
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Shoot for 2 lbs of meat also or your efforts to be healthy will be futile. Too much greens make you sick after a few weeks/months, especially without animal fats.
thumbs up if you believe this guy will not respond to anyone's comment
TilDeath1776 US man are you paid to troll utube like the Russian and communist internet agents? this is your 9th negative comment on this channel I've seen, how sad - if you look at the Q&A videos Jon answers a lot of questions
trollbot, unpaid - just waste of time
John your great! Videos are a bit to long ... And your hair is a bit of a mess maybe your gal should spot check you pre-filming...
They definitely aren't chemical free. The plants are made of chemicals, the soil is made of chemicals, the rock dust is made of chemicals just like the fertelizers are organic and synthetic.....
Virginia q
Your sky is still being poisoned
what makes me angry is people who have how to videos yet when there subscribers ask a how to question they never get answered. after the money and sponsors start rolling in. they forget where they come from and how they get there.
TilDeath1776 US what gets me angry is people like you who receive free information and yet feel entitled to more