Chaos Gardening: Lettuce Turnip the Beet Edition for my Fall Vegetable Garden in North Texas

Howdy! I am Christi from Little Salty Homesteader, and in this video, I am showing you how I am doing a chaos garden experiment for some root vegetables and leafy greens in my North Texas Fall Vegetable Garden. Lettuce, spinach, beets, turnips, radishes and carrots are all being sown through the chaos gardening method, which is perhaps the easiest way to garden.
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Video did get me to thinking if a salt shaker would work for planting carrots. Some have pretty big holes, and carrot seeds are very small. I may have to look and give it a try. Chaos planting in the spring should extend the harvest of the carrots. I am surprised how long carrots will survive when planted in the spring. They will not grow bigger, but can last well into the summer if give some protection. Enjoyed the video.

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@@growyourownfood7814 it should work great for carrots! My jar was mixed with all kinds of roots, carrots included.

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@@littlesaltyhomesteader Well, I went ahead and bought a salt shaker that looks like a little mason jar. We will see how it works. The holes are big enough to let the seeds through, hopefully not to big or too little.

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@@growyourownfood7814 good luck!