Grow MORE FOOD NOW in the Cold | How to Start Your Garden Early | Bear Bottom Acres
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- "I want grow food now, but it is too cold in the North to plant anything." You don't need to think this way. Watch this video to see tips and tricks you can use right now to grow more food in your garden earlier than you ever thought before. You will learn about microclimates, soil warming, how to build easy season extenders including low tunnels and DIY cloches, and learn about the best seeds to grow in colder weather. You will also learn about two new extremely cold hardy plant varieties that you can grow now, even without cover.
This is especially helpful for anyone with last frost dates in Late April, May or June. Do you live in zone 3, zone 4 or zone 5? Do you want to grow your own food in the North? To start your own vegetable garden in a Northern Climate, when there is still a chance of snow out? Watch this video and share with with your Northern gardening friends! 
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So happy to see you in action, Heather! :D
Welcome back Heather!!
So jelly you're RUclips friends with Mr Beast.🤣👍
Glad to see you out in the garden. I'm getting excited to grow some new plants this year.
I'm so glad to see you again. I am starting some things in the house in two week intervals, did get some Jimmy nardello seeds, I have a couple tunnels with covers and will start spinach, lettuce and Swiss chard. You and family are in our hearts and prayers.
I've been checking out your channel for a while gotta say it's pretty awesome 😉 So happy to see you back in action!
Glad to see a new video
Good to see you again. Good advice, too.
Lots of great ideas!! Wonderful video!
Thats a really nice tip -then you can start growing food earlier!
What a comeback guys!!! Glad you are recovering well
You give a lot of great tips. Thanks for sharing. Your friend Bryan
Think of you often, and your family,, just want to let you know I grew some Jimmy nardello green peppers and also did a covered bed with chard, spinach, lettuce, onions and carrots, they did great! God bless
Great video. Hope you are feeling good. I use low tunnels and my large hoop house. Sometimes I put a stick through the water jug to hold it in place.
Great info! Thanks for sharing
Awesome gotta get planting we live in zone 8 and I still feel like I started to late
Your doing great "a mini green house" and so glad to see you back in action! / Jima and Josie
Watching your vid from here in New Zealand - just about fell off my chair at 4:17 when I saw your seed packets lol - shame you dont seem to be posting any more, I enjoyed the way both of you presented and would love to know how the land is going
Hey, Kevin here. Thank you very much for your comment. This last year has been tough on more than a few fronts. Heather and I…at the very least would say that the pandemic has added weight to our schedules. Both of us are stepping up and have received promotions at our jobs.
Because of a bunch of circumstances that will Iron out over time, it is hard for us to get time off at the same time. The joy of doing videos is us working together. Right now I am getting a lot of projects done so Heather can work on what she is energized about in the Spring. This year we put in a well. Had 2 or 3 acres of land disced and plowed since it hasn’t been touched for 25+ years.
I am working out the kinks of water irrigation before we plant half the orchard next year and the other half the following year. We are having a drought this year and the air quality is horrible with the fires on the West Coast and Canada.
My buddies and I built a Gazebo and I put it in a patio floor. So we are definitely progressing. Before the end of the year we should have an 8’ fenced area for protection of deer. Inside will be the orchard and other fruit bushes.
We will hopefully do videos again next Spring. We just need to do a little healing. Heather is now an ICU nurse and has seen more death this last year than she should have in her whole career. I am posting on Facebook so if you are interested you can connect with us via that way and you can see updates as we go.
@@BearBottomAcres thanks for the reply, just good to hear you are still plugging away - kia kaha (stay strong) from New Zealand
Was thinking maybe YT had unsubbed me.... looks like it's just been a while
Just curious have you thought of using pallot or saran wrap as your greenhouse material? I was thinking of making small 4 foot teepees and using pallot wrap for moveable mini greenhouses. ( im in northern ontario)