Grow almost all of the ones you mentioned, except for broccoli, I grow Arcadia or Waltham and for Cauliflower I grow Durgesh 41. I also start my onions this time of the year. My favorites are White Creole and Red Creole.
Thanks for these suggestions. I have been wanting to try the Durgesh cauliflower for some time. Guess this is my sign LOL. I also have started seeds for all things in the allium family.
Your in a colder climate that I am. Not sure when your first frost date is. Mine is the last week of December so I have plenty of time to grow lots of things. I would focus on quick maturing varieties of things to make sure you harvest before your first frost arrives. Or start planting things that survive/produce during the winter.
This is my first fall garden North Texas zone, 8A. I am growing another round of summer squash, okra, dwarf, tomatoes, lots of herbs, and beans. For the fall I will grow carrots, beets, onions, garlic, kale, Swiss chard, and all the leafy greens.
I just bought some of those really long squash ( don't ask me to spell it though lol) banana peppers, and rosa bianca eggplant seeds, from your Etsy site, they should be arriving soon. Can't wait to try them!
I have a question I would like to seed save but I'm a worry wort and I worry about what my plants look like what does the fruit looks like...is my worrying justified or do I need to relax and save seeds.
Relax and save seeds. You have to allow the flowers and fruit to dry out in most cases to harvest seeds out. So the plants will not look great by that point. Seed saving is different depending on the crop.
Thanks for sharing!
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as a central florida home gardener I am so happy to have found your channel!!
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Grow almost all of the ones you mentioned, except for broccoli, I grow Arcadia or Waltham and for Cauliflower I grow Durgesh 41. I also start my onions this time of the year. My favorites are White Creole and Red Creole.
Thanks for these suggestions. I have been wanting to try the Durgesh cauliflower for some time. Guess this is my sign LOL. I also have started seeds for all things in the allium family.
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Awesome, thank you!
@@JerrasGarden you're very welcome 😁
We're in AL zone 7. Love your content. Didn't catch this video till September, can I start my fall garden now?
Your in a colder climate that I am. Not sure when your first frost date is. Mine is the last week of December so I have plenty of time to grow lots of things. I would focus on quick maturing varieties of things to make sure you harvest before your first frost arrives. Or start planting things that survive/produce during the winter.
This is my first fall garden North Texas zone, 8A. I am growing another round of summer squash, okra, dwarf, tomatoes, lots of herbs, and beans. For the fall I will grow carrots, beets, onions, garlic, kale, Swiss chard, and all the leafy greens.
Sounds great!
I’m in 8b and have this same list as yours 😊
I like to grow top bunching collards
Interesting. I have not heard about this one before. I will have to research it.
I have a hard time growing milkweed from seeds, you got a tutorial to grow them?
They can be tricky. Sometimes it helps to place the seeds in the fridge for about 4 weeks before sowing seeds.
I don't have a tutorial yet but I'll get to making one.
Do you have the self pollinating cucumber seeds on your website?
Yes, I have two kinds. China Jade and Beit Alpha. jerrasgarden.myshopify.com/collections/cucumbers
Have you ever tried growing Ethiopian kale? Seeds are available from Echo.
Yes, I have some growing in my garden right now. I still think the lacinato kale is more heat tolerant. I have seeds on my website for both.
I just bought some of those really long squash ( don't ask me to spell it though lol) banana peppers, and rosa bianca eggplant seeds, from your Etsy site, they should be arriving soon. Can't wait to try them!
Nice! Thanks for your support. I'm sure you will love them just as much as I do.
I have a question I would like to seed save but I'm a worry wort and I worry about what my plants look like what does the fruit looks like...is my worrying justified or do I need to relax and save seeds.
Relax and save seeds. You have to allow the flowers and fruit to dry out in most cases to harvest seeds out. So the plants will not look great by that point. Seed saving is different depending on the crop.