5 Veggies You'd Be CRAZY Not To Plant In Spring!
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- In this video, I share 5 veggies you'd be crazy not to plant in spring! These are perfect crops for planting in spring as early as possible, because they enjoy cool weather, tolerate frosts and need to be harvested before it gets hot. I'll show you what vegetables to plant in spring for incredible success!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 What To Plant In March Now
0:58 Crop #1: Peas
2:52 Crop #2: Onion Sets & Onion Transplants
4:29 Crop #3: Potatoes
6:39 Crops #'s 4-5: Carrots & Beets
10:44 Carrot Seed Germination Trick
12:50 Adventures With Dale
If you have any questions about what vegetables to plant right now when gardening in spring, want to know about the things I grow in my raised bed vegetable garden and edible landscaping food forest, are looking for more gardening tips and tricks and garden hacks, have questions about vegetable gardening and organic gardening in general, or want to share some DIY and "how to" garden tips and gardening hacks of your own, please ask in the Comments below!
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0:00 What To Plant In March Now
0:58 Crop #1: Peas
2:52 Crop #2: Onion Sets & Onion Transplants
4:29 Crop #3: Potatoes
6:39 Crops #'s 4-5: Carrots & Beets
10:44 Carrot Seed Germination Trick
12:50 Adventures With Dale
I live in Myrtle Beach and for the first time I started russet potatoes and yellow potatoes on February 28 in 20 gallon fabric bags. I followed your older potato video exactly and the green tops came through a a little over two weeks ago! Now they’re about 6 inches tall. I started fertilizing them too. I’m so excited! Thank you so much! Have a great weekend!- Kristin
Sounds like you're doing well! Watch out for chilly temps the next few nights. It doesn't look like a frost threat, but we may be scraping upper 30's again.
Will do!@@TheMillennialGardener
I use burlap over my carrot seeds to keep them moist. Works really well.
Kansas here and planted root veggies and broccoli. Good luck to all
I’m getting ready to plant in the next week. Zone 5b (6a if going off new zones)… will be planting broccoli, cauliflower, onions, carrots, peas, potatoes, cilantro, spinach, & lettuce.
Yum 🎉
Me too 6b now 7a haha so exciting. Happy gardening !
The sooner, the better! It's hard to believe, but before you know it, it'll be 90 degrees 😆
I'm in 5b also. I've never planted before mothers day weekend(newish Gardner here). I'm excited. I'll be planting out: lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, onions, and carrots. I also have potatoes & asparagus. That's a lot! But I'll be so happy to do it
Zone 5b here too! We just got a bunch of snow, so we are gonna be a week behind yall
I appreciate your videos, including the "Adventures With Dale" part at the end.
I am in upstate New York and I just put in a new purple asparagus bed today. Built a raised bed,tilled it added play sand tilled it again,added well aged compost tilled again then planted. Tonight up to a foot of snow. The beauty of up state!
Well, the asparagus won't mind. They do well in the cool, and the crowns should be insulated. I bet you'll see spears pop up by Memorial Day.
@@TheMillennialGardener hopefully, a bit worried about last years bed it’s been very wet here last year and I’m worried about them coming back this year.
We are just a few hours north in the Ottawa, Canada area and we just got a dumping of snow! I am jealous
@@TheConlinHomestead shouldn’t be too long and you can play in the dirt to for some things. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻 for you to have an early spring!
Thanks @@JohnWood-tk1ge we had that "false spring" and now just a little snow tease I hope haha. Next weekend will be like 11 degrees here or like 52F :))
Thanks for the video! I've got potatoes, carrots, and greens growing!
Excellent! Now is a fun time of year.
I planted red onions last year. This year I will try the yellow and white onions.
Onions are awesome. They store well, too, so you can’t go wrong planting more.
I appreciate videos this video but I do have additional tips that might help people. My main additional tip would of been to use a variety of carrots that such as uzbek carrots because a common problem is that most carrots cannot grow well in the soil unless it's loose. Uzbek has a large tap root which makes it more versatile and hardy for most soil. Also my 2nd tip would of been to make DIY seed tape out of paper towel so you don't have to worry about the carrots/seeds washing away and it keeps the seeds moist.
I'm south of St Louis Missouri in zone 6b, and I am planting sugar snap peas, kale, lettuce, cabbage, spinach, radishes and carrots. Probably a few I forgot too. I winter sow (the jug method) and they are crawling out the tops of the jugs. I'm also planting my new bushes and trees, New Jersey blueberries, baby cake blackberries, black raspberries, red Delicious Apple, Granny Smith apply and Bartlett pears
If you’re talking about milk jug greenhouses, they work incredibly well.
I tried the winter sewing method and most of the things did not come up at all and if they did it was only like one plant so I'm down here in South Texas so I don't think I'll do that again
From Louisiana and we have had a very wet March. Washed out my carrots and onions sets.
Zone 7B here. First year legitimately trying to do a garden. I’ve planted yellow onion sets, Beets, Raddish, carrots, Red and Gold potatoes, Garlic, sweet peas, green beans, and Corn in ground. Got a bunch of flowers, tomatoes, peppers, and more just started in my potting nook/greenhouse I built earlier this year. Got a heat mat and small fan in there. Hoping for good results.
Wait till July, you will be SOOO busy haha
@@TheConlinHomestead hahaha I expect that. This whole thing has been a rush until recently. Had to do a complete overhaul of an old barn into a workshop space with one of my stalls turning into a coop. Added an outside run out the back into the woods. Made a plot right to the side where there used to be a chicken coop about 6 years ago and prepped it. Built a potters nook that doubles as a greenhouse. It’s been a lot to do solo, not going to lie. But I’m loving it. Ended up basically just in time for the season to come around. Invested in a wood chipper. Planning on using wood chips for basically everything especially once I get cows and pigs here.
@@Lonelupin I did the same with the wood chips but I bought too small 3 inch. It works great for what it is, but I need like a 8-12 inch haha. So much time prepping the smaller stuff. I’m gonna try chidrop this year to help start me off strong.
And that all sounds great I wish I had a barn!!
I can plant out most of these things in about a week here in my area, we get some pretty late frosts some years. Today I went and got a couple of truck loads of compost to build out my front yard garden that I'm doing this year. I've got Border Collies that really like to dig so the front yard is my place to grow.
I quite like that peat moss idea. One thing I'd add is to check daily and remove that board the instant there is germination.
Thank you. Your videos are awesome knowledge. 👌
The best part of the video, Dale's cameo in the background during part of the recording😂😂😂🐕❤Here in South Florida we're planting tomatoes and sweet potatoes!!
I fully endorse Dale as the best member of this channel, hands down. It's not even close.
@@TheMillennialGardener All the best for you guys! Happy and bountiful garden always🐇🪻🐕🦋🌺🍅🥬🌶🫑
Thanks for sharing! I'm always curious with other gardeners are doing in my area. Warmer days are in the future and looking forward to the gardening season. Good luck with your garden and keep sharing!
Thanks for another helpful video, I couldn't wait for the spring. hi dale😊
I love detailed and quality videos like this.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Thank you❗️😊👍
Great video, thanks for sharing
Sun poodle...cute!🐕😃
Great suggestions, MG.👍
Thank you.
In Pitt Co and Im 5 for 5!!! I might actually be ahead of the game this year! With this weekends rain, I might need to try carrots in a 2nd spot. Thx for all the tips!
woke up to snow everywhere... weird new england
already planted peas, sweetcorn, kale, arugula, kholrabi, leeks, okra, broccoli, celery, beets, spinach, and lettuce.
Ottawa, Canada here, and we just got 2 inches of snow...that's gonna slow things down a little haha
where in new england? we got 24 inches in NH and now im worried I started sprouting too early
I appreciate your video!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing just what I needed!! Thank you 😊 🙏!
You're welcome!
Great information! Thank you 😊👍👍
You're welcome!
Love it!
Thanks!
Great reminder video. I was just thinking of checking past years notes on when I planted the snap peas
Just ordered 5 of those garden beds to go along with our other raised beds & fields. We need to get one more load of compost this week & my seedlings are sprouting beautifully under their grow light. It's such a blessing to be a gardener!!! 🤩
What a great video!😊
Thank you!
😂 I love Dale! ❤
Very good advice.
Thank you!
Thank you for another informative video! I love all your tips and tricks. Always very helpful in my gardening journey ❤ I planted red, white and yellow potatoes a week ago here in SC Zone 8a (previously 7b), just “patiently” waiting for them to break the surface 🧐
I have gotten 2 feet of snow in the last 16 hours. After I snowblow I'll start working the rows.
I love your content. Keep up the good work!
Wonderful,Thanks!
You're welcome!
Nice going
Thanks for watching!
thank you
You're welcome!
Very nice and beautiful 😍 🤩 👌 ❤️ Thank you 😍
You're welcome!
Hahaha! The way Dale check out after one run was too funny.
I like the Charles Dowd method for beets. I live on a small property and it works real well for me.
I planted my peas late last year. Late November. They have been snowed on and in freezing temps for months. I just started getting my first flowers now that spring temps have arrived 🤪
I had a similar issue. It took a long time for summer to cool down. When it was finally cool enough for the peas to germinate, it resulted in them not finishing in time. Then, winter finally killed them off when we had a 17 degree night. Peas are tough to grow in fall, but they're a breeze to grow in spring! Get them in about 3 weeks before last frost.
I was surprised how hardy they were. My pods took damage in freezing Temps and they eventually died, but they lasted much longer than I expected. I will definitely plant them earlier next time and earlier in the spring.
Yes! Another video.😊
Hope you enjoyed it! 😃
Thanks for everything
You're welcome!
Very nice i started taters last month im about to start another batch this week.
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome!
I just mixed, compost and manure and garden soil in a big bucket and use that to plant my peas this weekend and then it rained. I was so excited. I also put sweet peas.(flowers.) in with my peas. So I will have flowers and peas, growing up the trellis.❣️
Khupch chhan dada❤
I gave up on carrots, until I saw your video. Thanks! I'll try all of these tricks!
👍 great, I'm experimenting this year. Planted onions,beets,carrots, spinach, peas,Brussel sprouts and broccoli, oh cabbage in January, February and March 😮
Something ate all my spinach, so replanted
PNW zone 8
This is an awesome time of year-so much potential! Thanks for the garden vids! I'm excited to see how your avocado tree does this year! 🌱
You’re welcome! My avocado flowered more this year than all other years combined, so I’m hoping it holds some fruit.
@@TheMillennialGardener🤞🥑🤞
I be tapped in with you frfr bro
Thanks for all the great content! I’ve read elsewhere that onions are heavy N feeders, which makes sense when you consider that the bulbs are modified leaves. Can you tell me why you’re adding extra P with your onion sets? I’m getting ready to transplant mine and want them to have a vigorous start. Thanks for your help.
I love your NC tips because I love to garden and have only been here for 5 years. It’s been a struggle for sure lol. Thanks a bunch!
This will be my 7th year. It's been quite the learning curve, but these types of climates are how you really learn how to garden. "Too cold" in winter and "too hot" in summer will make you a master. I feel like I could grow anything now.
Thank you for your wisdom. I did garden in New England but it’s very different here. However, you make that a lot easier now! Thank you 😊
I used chicken litter pellets and azomite on a new bed snuggled against west side of my house. Really pleased with performance of broccoli, kohlrabi, Parris Island romaine and collards--already harvesting. In 7b offered protection only three nights for cold, but found romaine needs protection from heavy to moderate rainfall.
Good to know I will be in the garden after the snowstorm we are having here in my state
Snow actually insulates. As long as you’re going to be in the 20’s and warmer from here on out, these crops take it.
@@TheMillennialGardener Okay 👍 thank you for your reply and thank you for the great information I’m going to get my boots on and get started
Bless dale, we have that whale 🐳 toy. The girls like the different textures to it.
I haven’t started in the garden yet as here in the uk we due a cold snap this weekend so thought next week be better time to start.
I have found that I have potatoes plants coming up from buckets I must have a few in. Hopefully won’t do any harm. If it gets cold enough that they need to come in for the night it’s just 2 buckets.
I planted my onion sets least 2 weeks ago ❤ I still have a bunch left I want to do another container full.
I like to wet the trenches before seeding beets and also carrots, adding wood ash before I place the seed. That is very interesting about the peat moss! I am planning to seed carrots tomorrow, so I may just try this.
Another thing you can use to back fill is vermiculite. It also holds water well.
I try to be careful with ash, since it's very alkaline. I usually dump the ash from my smoker on my unused beds. I figure it can't hurt.
I use vermiculite instead of peat moss as I had trouble with peat moss forming a hard cap on my planting row. If you use peat moss be sure that it is moist, and kept moist, until germination occurs. I cover my carrot seeds with cardboard in my Zone 9b and keep it moist until I see sprouting seeds and then off it comes.
Tyrone watching gardening😊
I wish you had either a book or App on how to grow vegetables, detailing best timing, seeding, transplanting, watering, soil content, fertilizing etc...
I planted from a dry store bag of green/sweet peas. They`re growing.
Not yet here near Montreal, just got snow and it's -11C or 12f today 😢
It’s also nice to see my garlic sprouted a few weeks ago and I have 4 to 5 inch greens sticking up in 6A/B. Garlic is so early that it makes you hungry to garden.
Nice! Garlic is fun, especially if you live in a cold climate. It brings some life to winter. I recommend you plant leeks in late summer. They'll overwinter, and you'll be able to harvest them throughout the winter in Zone 6. It'll be really nice.
I just finished building two 4'x8'x26" planters today, ready to fill them once these storms pass. Any advice on where to get bulk soil and compost? I was planning on going to Bianchi to get a couple truckloads. So excited to start planting! :)
Wow, Zone 8b must be nice! The big box garden centres around here are just starting to get set up. (Ontario, Canada). Deep freezes are still possible around here, but I've got my pea seeds ready for planting time!
It isn’t. You’d think it would be, but it is too cold in winter and too hot in summer. I get 2 nice months in spring and 1 nice month in fall. The other 9 months, I need protection to grow, either from sun or cold.
Do you still recommend starting newly rooted figs cuttings in containers for the first year and then plant them in ground? Are there certain varieties you only do in containers? Are you moving towards all in ground? I just started with figs, zone 6a. I went with LSU tiger, figo preto, olympian, i258, hardy chicago, ischia, alma, cdd noir, mbvs, and emerald strawberry. Only one I couldn't find was a cherry type. Most are just starting to root now and a few I bought as small plants. Hoping to get at least one or two to fruit this year. Thanks for your help!
In Ct zone 6b. Expecting 3 to 5 inches tomorrow with downpours expected. Happened 3 times last year. Spring, mid season and fall planting times. Seeds washed away. Farmers in my state are going under.
Stil waiting in zone 6b. Kepps going down in the 20s.at night. Next week days will be in the 50s but nights still chilly.
I’ve got my tomato and bean seedlings growing right now and hopefully my zucchini will germinate soon. I guess I will get some potatoes ready to plant since I’m not a big fan of peas.
I also just planted 6 of the the white parts of the green onions I bought in the grocery store for 69 cents. Last year I did that and they produced for nearly an entire year!
me too I never buy them anymore got lots growing your way!
Thank you for a video! But When do you plant tomatoes and cucumbers?
Get Growing!
For carrots I used cardboard. I have lots of pill bugs but none bothered it! Dallas Texas
Cardboard on the surface is a pill bug magnet. I love burying cardboard under mulch, but it's basically a pill bug congregation center 😂
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Hi 👋 from autumn
Thanks for watching!
I have peas, potatoes and carrots planted already. The carrots are in buckets in the sunroom right now. I will be taking them outside in a few days. We've been having overnight tempz in the upper 20's the last few days.
That's nothing for carrots. I had mine survive 8 degrees two nights in a row. I've never even covered my carrots. We only got down to 17 and 19 degrees this last winter, but the carrots were totally unaffected.
I'm in southern Ontario and my garden is still covered in snow. I might have to wait a little longer before beginning to plant anything. 🤔
I planted all of my potatoes in a 25 gallon fabric pot last week I wonder how many I'll get 🤩
As long as you feed them well, a lot more than you put in. That's what's awesome about potatoes. It's like multiplication in real life.
Don't thin beet roots. As per RUclipsr Charles Dowding in the UK.
*Sigh. I planted my peas per usual in my garden beds along the trellis. Well the very next morning I found tiny newly dug little holes the same depth as my planting holes and some pea shells on top of the soil. I figured out some greedy little mouse came along and ate all but one! I planted dozens and only one plant came up. What a thorough little mouse. It very much enjoyed its little mouse smorgasbord I set up for it! 😮
I decided to try using grow bags to change things up and so far I’ve had some germination already. This same thing happened in my greenhouse with my cucumbers and squash seeds. Those are some annoying little mice I’ll tell ya! My husband got a trap and we’ve caught about 8 so far. Yikes. 😱
32 ft row of peas eaten by mice in my garden 😢
I’ve planted my carrots, beets, lettuce, leafy greens, etc… this past week. We’re still getting cold temperatures at night. I’m in Ohio. I need to get my potatoes out there next week.
I have beets in my garden from the fall for some reason. They are taking forever to grow.my turnips are blooming though and huge.i just got soil samples back and I'm thinking we should have fertilized more during growing season.but I was trying to be as organic as possible
You are lucky as we are covered with snow.
You say that now, but in 90 days, it'll be so hot here everything will be dying 😂
I kinda suck as a gardener. But even I can grow peas and garlic.
Could you make a video of your trellis system? Thanks
I have many. They are all organized here: ruclips.net/p/PL1gY7BoYBGIFLZ7_GvDMcqll1Sx6PS2jO&si=6R90gXQu2IRU9RaD
I sowed my carrot seeds in a swirl in a container and then thinned
Last year I planted pea seeds outdoors and they were doing great (sprouting) then I lost them all 😢; eaten by slugs. This year I am starting indoors and will move them outside when they are old enough to sustain slug damages.
This weekend is rain so I will wait to sow carrots.
I'm excited! We're finally getting rain for the first time in weeks. There is so much pollen you can't breathe. Wash it away! 😆
I started my onion sets late and they won’t be ready to plant out for another couple of weeks but I’m going to give it a shot. I might get some good onions but I won’t get any if I don’t try. 🤞
Do you mean seeds? If your seeds are late, double down and plant some sets. I had a bunch of my onion seeds damp off, so I'm going heavy on sets to hedge my bets. This is the last year I start my onion seeds in coco coir. Next year, I'm using pure vermiculite.
I live in zone 6 Michigan, which has some of the most bipolar weather conditions. How often would you water carrots in a greenhouse?
I planted peas already, but I was too soon. I'm going again!
We double up a piece of row cover (fabric) for our carrots and hold it down with rocks. Nothing ever gets washed away and moisture is rarely an issue.
I recommend just passing the watering wand over for a few passes. Our top inch of soil dries out pretty quickly here.
@TheMillennialGardener we monitor the water of course. The good thing about the fabric is you can water on top, it also rains a lot in CT so it very minimal. Once or twice at best. We plant around mid April here
I once used the board method for carrots and it worked great but now I cannot remember how to use it. Do you uncover it after the germination time to be sure you don't smother them? I planted two different carrots this year in pots and in garden North CentrAL FL and had ZERO germination from 2 different seed packs. Never knew they were hard to germinate, I thought maybe I had bad seed but how from 2 different sources.
On 3/22/24 it snowed 2-3 inches. I think it may be a bit early.
In ohio, last frost around may 10. I have onions, lettuce, spinach and chives in the ground right now. In a week or so I will start tomatoes, tomatillis, flowers, and maybe some peppers indoors. I will plant my potatoes outdoors in maybe 3 weeks. Have planted potatoes too early before and had thr greens zapped with frost, which attracted pests
Good start! If your potatoes break ground early, just cover them in more compost and mulch. Pull the mulch back when the frost is over.
We're supposed to get 8 inches of snow tonight in syracuse, ny😢 I planted cool weather crops 2 weeks ago. Hopefully my row covers hold up!
I’m in Syracuse, too. I put a greenhouse around me nectarine trees, they’re blooming 😆good luck !!
@GPDarius thanks! Let me know how your nectarines go. Haven't planted any fruit trees, but I have raspberries blackberries and strawberries! Looking forward to the warm days ahead :)
Good ol' row covers are a life saver!
Nice how you explained about the carrots , but can't one just use hay or straw instead of a board?
That was great, but if you only need/ want water retention, don't use peat, use coir.
A lot of people hate on peat moss, but I love it. I like it a lot more than coir. Coir has a lot of issues with the salt content, and peat is great with the acidic pH. Garden veggies prefer acidic soil almost uniformly. It's just great stuff. It burns me so badly that 3 years ago, a bale of peat was $9 and now it's $24 😒