It RAINED!!! Time to replant our Fall Florida Vegetable Garden
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2022
- So you planted your Fall Florida Vegetable Garden? And then fall crop was drowned and smashed by the deluge of rain. Mine too. So let's replant this central Florida vegetable garden and get ready for a great fall harvest.
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I hate that the big box stores don’t do better with supplies for OUR seasons... they are cutting way back on garden supplies, just when we’re getting INTO our best growing season here in south Florida.
omg yes I wish that would change in florida's stores. And in spring they put things that it's way too hot for like strawberries and lavender, I made the mistake of buying them when I was a beginner.
@@BubbleBunnyy same. Wasted a lot of money on them 🤦🏽♀️
@@Mute2024 me too :( it took me too long to realIse I can’t use those in this time of year
“I do think the birds like to scratch in here a little bit.”
Bird replies with a squeal 😂
You may want to hold off for the next storm possibly hitting us next week. 🤔
Right?!? Too late. 😣 But I have more spare seeds.
I’ve grown heatmaster tomatoes before and they always do amazing.
That’s great to hear!
I'm holding off planting until October. Maybe it's a mistake but I just can't right now and i will hope for the best.
You do what and when you can 😄 And there are so many things that are great to plant in fall... if you are thinking of growing from seed, you can start cold weather crops as early as October. 🥰
I think that is a smart idea!!! Wishing you all the best! Stay safe!!
Celebrity has become my favorite tomato variety. I grow them in pots and they produce the most tomatoes.
We are in Lee County and just establishing our first vegetable beds ever; focused on native pollinators and fruit trees first this summer. So of course the same week we have tomato, radishes, kale, and chard seedlings barely peeking up a hurricane is set to drown the yard, lol. Gardening in Florida sure isn't boring!
Just a little update on the weather, I'm sure you know. We will be getting a storm coming through Florida somewhere between Naples fort Myers Tampa or above. I live in Central Florida above Orlando, we are not being left out of this one so far. We'll see there's so many variations in which direction this evil destruction fury LOL is going to go. I'm just giving heads up to everyone just in case someone may not know. Have a wonderful day :-)
It's disappointing to see the big box stores cut back especially when Florida is starting their garden season. LOL on the Smash song.
Girl!!! What are you doing looking for seeds and starts at Lowes!? Aren’t you in St Pete? If so you need to go to Willow Tree on 49th Street (north of 38th Ave) or Living Roots owned by my friend Amanda Streets which is close by Willow Tree. Ok… go! Lol
Or urban harvest
What’s?!? I’m going to go check them out! Thank you thank you! I also do it because I try to see what those places have going on… it’s where most go. But I live a local business!
restarted my seeds ....again....and now we have a possible hurricane on the horizon!! Will have to move all those young plants into the shed and hope for the best!! (Cape Coral area)
Hi! Just wanted to tell you how much I love your channel!!!
Thank you Kimberley ☺️ That means so much to me
I would watch depression that may get into gulf and head your way with more rain
Yeah. Ben and I are watching. Just did a quick run to top off hurricane supplies. Be safe
First year gardening in decades ( first in florida). You help a lot. Ordered seed from Southern exposure and have not been disappointed yet
Hi I live in clearwater,fl. I'm so glad I found you. ☺️
Glad you found me too 🥰
Hey lady! Do a video on how you’re prepping for the possibility of the hurricane!
Editing right now 😜
But wait for it. Hurricane in the area may be coming our way
Yeah 😩 When I filmed this it wasn’t on national hurricane center. Well, I have seeds… hopefully 🙏 it doesn’t get too bad
Our Home Depot is the only one left with seeds too! Can't believe Lowe's ditched their seeds. Not even a tiny display.
In my Lowes they moved what's left of the seeds to a very weird spot in the store. At first I thought they didn't have any left. So maybe make sure
Thank you so much for doing this awesome channel! I moved to Pasco County a couple years ago and have been watching all your stuff because FL gardening is a whole other beast. I am so anxious about figuring out sprinklers and drip lines... Could you explain or do a video on how you make sure your plants get regular watering? I'm 7 months pregnant so hoping to get a plan together for spring!
holding off till i see what tropical depression 9 will do
Yeah. I’m watching too. Gas in the tank. Bottled water stocked. It just got the projected M rating from NHC.
I am on the second round of seed starting, first round must of rotted with all the rain. Struggle is real
The struggle is real 😩 My planting is on hold until I can see where TD 9 goes.
@@WildFloridian I was hoping we were going to get away scott free this year.
@@sandramorton5510 Fingers crossed!! 🙏
Moments like this, I'm glad to have a container garden. I managed to save my pepper plants that were still producing(planted late in season last yr) and moved the rest of my container plants to the patio for shelter. I would've been VERY VERY disappointed if they had all drowned. Especially the jasmine plant I managed to save last yr.
I wish you did consultations for your fellow Floridians 🙏
I do. I just keep it quiet. They are virtual consults. If you would like one you can reach out at Wild.Floridian@gmail.com
I am adding mulch to the yard because of you. I got two chip drop loads. The front yard is done. It’s not all wood chips but huge patches. I never water any part of the yard. The back I am currently working on getting the second load out down by my new fruit trees. Thank you for your inspiration
Yay! And that is a lot of work! Way to go!!! 🙌
@@WildFloridian I've re-requested 3 times for chip drop. I'm sure it ain't happening.
Congrats. did 3 chip drops on 1200 sq ft. 10 months ago. have banana papaya fig guava nectarine plum pumpkin etc....
@@mikemoholland8675 sounds like me. I’m packing in as many fruit trees and garden as possible
@@sonnyamoran7383 my first request was delivered in less than one week. My most recent requests have not worked out... yet.
It's all about timing and convenience for the tree service company, mostly whether they are trimming in your area or not.
In the Villages- my fig tree is happy with the rain.
It hasn't rained as much in North Florida. It did rain a lot a couple weeks ago but still not as much as you
You definitely have a better selection of starts - they noticeably removed a row and a half in my Home Depot. We have mostly peppers, herbs and a few “patio” tomatoes.
I never cared for radishes but another youtuber roasted some so I just had to and I really liked them.
I wanted to plant out my starts but I'll wait until this hurricane passes 😩
I've learned some radishes taste sweeter than others. And if they have some cool weather they all, at least the ones I've grown, taste better.
About to plant 1st veggie garden raised bed got supplies(most) and seeds arrived today! Now wonder if should wait with storm 🌀coming
Wait until the storm passes. 🙃 I wouldn’t put the effort until you are either sure you aren’t going to get hit or the hurricane passes. Even if you don’t take a direct hit, the deluge we are going to get across the state will be a lot.
Same here... and hey, last year too.. I added cinnamon to the pots to help with root rot.
That's a cool trick! Never heard of it. Thanks Heather
I hear ya girl. 1.75” yesterday. I was going to harvest my sweet potatoes. Now hoping they’ll dry out before this next tropical “system” moves in.
And now we have a hurricane heading our way. I'll probably be under water.
Oh no 🙈 I know. I planted this before the storm was on NOAA NHC. Well, prepare for the worst, hope for the best.
The heatmaster is good plant and producer. Takes the heat better. I am going to lowes and get some...the little Binge is one of my favorites. Small compact but Great contiuos harvest. Sweet cherry..
Thanks for all you do for all uf us
Everyone is saying we are getting a hurricane on Tuesday. Some of the seeds I planted went south too. I was kind of glad to hear it wasn't just me. I was going to plant more seeds too. Think I might but in pots lol.
You're hilarious! Love how you laugh at yourself!
Hello from SW Florida. Love your channel. Here at TSC and Home Depot live plants went from 5.98 to $10.00. Unbelievable. I am currently planting seed trays now. Fingers crossed it works.
Right?!? Outrageous! I’m going to start doing more seed sowing… planned to do more this week and now I’m on standby.
Yes! I just noticed that too. $5.98 for a cauliflower start...hmm, I think I might be able to get one fully grown for that, and organic, AND eat it today. crazy
@@WildFloridian yes we all are. Praying this storm goes away.
I live in 9 a and know what your talking about way to much rain And we’re ready to get a tropical storm in three days honestly can’t win this year
I REALLY want to get my Fall garden started! I have tomato starts in my house that need to go outside. My summer garden has been cleared away and the grow bags are all ready with fertilizer, worm castings, etc.. BUT, now Hurricane Ian is heading this way (Central Florida). So, I'll wait another week with fingers crossed.
My heat master kept going until I pulled it!
Last year the frost killed 5 months of tomato growth. The recent rain has killed everything else. I will only garden between October and may.
If you don’t like raw radishes try roasting them. I don’t like them raw but I cut them in four pieces and roast them with olive oil, salt and pepper and they are great, taste so different.
Don't plant anything yet!!! May have a hurricane passing through next week!!! 🙄 I'm gonna hold my breath and evaluate this time next week....🙏
I feel ya Lori 😫 I’lol just cross my fingers on those over priced transplants
You can separate many plants in a pot by submerging in water to soften the soil. It will be very easy the separation, without root damage. Love your channel and the enthusiasm you feel for gardening. God bless you.
Thank you so much! I will try that next time ☺️
I live in Central Florida. I've just shopped at a family owned nursery and Lowe's and the majority of the herbs and vegetable plants are $10 and up. Not a break at all. I'm going to try by seed and see how things go. Myself I've been waiting for the weather to get out of the low 90s. I have had hardly any success at all during the summer. I'll wait until the hurricane threat goes by for next week on September 28th Wednesday.
Your most likely gonna get more rain. I saw where the next hurricane is going to Florida. God bless you and your family 💖
I’m pretty sure Celebrity was the tomato I grew last year and loved. Low maintenance and the flavor and texture was great. I bought a start then but have two I’m now growing from seed this year that are too small to go out still. Hope it works well for you.
Hurricane coming 🌀
Yep. Thanks for getting the word out there. I'm checking www.nhc.noaa.gov every 3 hours for their updates. Stay safe friend.
The rain has been incredible. I did lose my yellow squash but everything else has survived. (not that it loved it) I was thinking of buying a couple pepper plants only because slugs keep decapitating my baby transplants.
I have a bing in my indoor hydrophonic system indoor. Large cherry type that pack a huge flavor
Should try the Daikon Radish. Actually if you swish the whole tomato plant in water remove the dirt and then you can separate them much easier. that's how i do it. it works great.
The only Lowes starts that do well in my garden are the cabbage and collards. I’ve had success with a couple pepper starts but more unsuccessful experiences than not.
I've been told that roasted radishes are very good. I'm allergic to them so can't say for sure.
Thanks! I’ll tell Ben! We can try that! 😄🥰
They are great to eat. You can slice them thinly and pan fry in butter. They don't even taste like a radish when you do that. Just add your own seasonings. Fyi, they are very low carb too!
Yes, cooked radishes are very good. The cooking process takes away the bite that radishes tend to have. Cooked radishes are a good potato substitute. I've used them in beef stew instead of potatoes and you could hardly tell they weren't potatoes.
yeah I had bad luck with Bonnie's original too, but i'm growing tons of spinach
I love your spirit and garden. Where did you get you Puerto Rican black bean seeds?
Celebrity tomatoes are great for sauce...
Well, I will assume in a few days the power will be out for weeks in our E. Central, semi-rural enclave, so I'll have plenty of time to repair and replant our gardens then. I have some really nice peppers and toms in big pots so last minute I will drag them in the barn.
I'm in eastern Hillsborough and moved into my home 6 months ago. The previous owner neglected her flower beds the last few years and it's been nothing but constant clean out. Every time I get the time and energy to do something, the rain comes and turns them into mud pits! It's such a mess.
Chip drop will help
cucumbers and tomatoes are not friends. It is better to plant them far from each other.
Could they be frenemies? 😳
oh, the rain! I totally agree Last Friday, I hit HD, Lowe's, and 2 different Tractor Supply stores, searching for seeds for my fall/winter garden. No seeds to be found. Lowe's had a few starts, but not organic, and with the glaring miracle grow emblem, I just couldn't pull the trigger. Any tips on organic starts/seedlings in our area (also SW FL here 👋🏻)?
How do you deal with Root knot nematodes? I would love a video about that
Here is hot - working on my garden 🥵🥵
I planted a Bonnie's Heat Master in the spring. Now granted, it was in a container on a balcony, but it didn't do great. The biggest tomato I got was maybe 2" in diameter, and I don't think I got more than 12 tomatoes off the plant before it stopped producing. I won't try that one again, but I hope you have more luck! I'll be interested to see if it does better in the ground for you than it did in the pot for me.
Hi
Any thoughts on how to prep our garden and banana trees for the potential storm? We live in Clearwater and are thinking we may have to trim out everything but the center leaves for our bananas to make it?
Wonder if tying them to stakes would be helpful
To expensive ...yes get those seed packets
Did you try Willow Tree Nursery for starts?
Where did you get those spiral plant stakes?
Home Depot 😄
kinda blows my mind that they already have Christmas stuff... Its not for another 3 months
I like your enthusiasm. Put your husband in front of the camera sometime.
So, learning about this Florida growing. From the north and I had great gardens. Here, not so much and had given up until I found you! Planted tomatoes in planters, nothing!! Now they have long bottom stalks and pretty good growth on top. Question: can I cut tops somehow and replant?? Also, made the mistake? of planting lavender and although I could not get it to grow in every other spot, it has taken off in my garden. Can I transplant it? How do I trim it to make lush bushes as I really love the smell and want to use it for varied projects. Hope you answer this time as I love your channel but can never get your attention and help!!
also from the north and learning here in SWFL.. you may have seen them but if not, a couple other FL resources are Pete Kanaris (GreenDreamsTV) and David the Good 👍
@@j._7054 thanks a bunch!! I appreciate you!
Good morning
I found this interesting shrub/ tree with red bark growning near a small pond and was wondering what is a good resource to figure out what it is. I'm in central Florida.
PictureThis or NatureID app
You have mexican petunia???
I’ve signed up for chip drop twice and they’ve never come.... disappointed....
There's some type of organization trying to get people to register your home gardens. Not sure who they are or what they really want so beware. I can't seem to get information as to why that's their business unless for some reason it's the government 🤔.
I believe it is the USDA. I’m not planning on registering.
@@WildFloridian I won't either. The talk is of course, the government taking over our gardens because of food shortage. I'm not a gun toting pepper by any means but still not taking chances.
They wanna know so that they can sabatage whole cities with a crop plane via poison,bad seeds and bugs.