9 Fast Growing Crops to Plant in September for a Fall Garden: Direct Seeding & Seed Spacing Details!
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So truth: I was avoiding a fall garden because I just wasn't feeling it. But - now, I'm inspired. May not get to everything I originally wanted but definitely several. Thank you!
He has a way of doing that! Only do what you feel like, though, what you know you have time for. don't put pressure on yourself to do it all. (speaking from experience.. :))
Some is perfect!
Just a few things for sure.
You are the most helpful gardener on youtube. Just a wonderful teacher. I appreciate you!
Thanks so much. It really is my goal. People learn at different speeds. Have a great weekend.
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Hi Gary. Last Monday I sowed seeds for kohlrabi, Pak Choi, Komatsuna, Yellow Heart Winter Choy, Golden Detroit Beets, and Brunswick Cabbage. I am still waiting on the Brunswick Cabbage and beets to sprout. Everything else is up, and thinned down. The Brunswick Cabbage is in an area that gets a lot of sun, so I may have to replant after it cools down, probably the end of the month, of Beginning of October. The heat wave has broken, but there is more 93F days in the forecast. This year, my biggest pest problem has been cutworms, and horned worms. I had a major infestation, that resulted in having to remove several of my tomato plants early. I have a Black Cherry that is still going strong, and a volunteer Super Sweet 100 that has just begun to flower. In a week, or two. depending on the temperature, I will be sowing Early Girl Bush and Tom Thumb tomato plants for winter tomatoes, and sowing seeds for more turnips, beets, and carrots.
Beets do take longer. A lot of my first round of fall crops were eaten. So round 2 and 3 to go.
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Ok now
Thanks you make it easy and stress free. You are such a relax style grower and some of us really need that 😅
Glad to help and good luck in your garden.
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I am so grateful that you have a blog. It helps me focus on the lesson without having to get distracted taking notes.
Of course as I’m watching this video we’re having a heat wave in Maryland. Lol
But that’s okay, I started putting in fall crops and covered with shade cloth for now.
Gary we’re gonna get in the high 90’s in Maryland next week, so if I planted today, what should I do to protect the seeds from the heat?
You can use a shade cloth over the area planted. He’s got a few videos on this that you can search for on his channel.
Feeling a little burnt out from the summer heat and wasn’t going to plant anything in the few spots I have left. Thanks for the motivation; I would love some Asian greens for fall.
Looks like a tough week this week for many on the east coast. 90’s for several days. I’m also going to start some seeds indoors today and bring the seedlings out after they germinate when the heat wave passes.
I've been starting my seeds outside to germinate fast. Then bring them inside with the a/c until it cools down outside. I prepared most of my containers to transplant them in. Working well far.
Can't get spinach to germinate to save my life. I'm going to try again.
That is smart. It is a good way to do it.
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You never fail to give us info we can use 💚
Also glad to help.
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OMG! I love the measuring sticks. Brilliant
Can you tell I'm new to this😄
Just bought your book can't wait till i get it tomorrow and start growing again
Thanks for the book support!
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What's going on man you help me out way back when I started gardening appreciate your Channel what happened to the lady she helped me out to she came over for you for a few episodes
@BlkJackStalks Are you referring to CaliKim29 Garden and Home DYI?? She has her own channel but they did collaborate a few times.
That Kim she a friend from California. You can find her videos under Calikim. Cheers
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Thank you Gary!
Glad to share
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Hi, Gray what about growing a Michigan tree collard in the fall and winter?
Not sure how cold harder they are but the should be able to manage freezes.
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Mustard, arugula, spinach, radish, carrots, bok choy, romaine peas, turnips & he's in Maryland
Thanks.
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I love your video
I love making them. Thanks for watching.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN it's clear you enjoy doing this. we/I appreciate it so much. what would us new gardenders do without people like you. thank you for using your gift to benefit others. much love.
Have you ever experimented with using copper rings around plants to keep the slugs off them? I haven't tried this but it allegedly bothers them somehow, maybe some sort of electrical activity with how their slime interacts with the metal.
I have tried copper tapes but found slug baits are much cheaper and easier.
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Thanks for the info as always! I live near White Marsh so I use your videos as my primary planting guide for my 1st year doing raised bed veg gardens. Also, I feel like I checked out your book before from the local library. Not 100% sure on that though.
So glad to help and you can follow along for sure. Lots of good planting here to go.
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I’m in southern Maryland, I follow your advice on planting my small garden. It’s going to be in the 90’s this week so I’m gonna use shade cloth for my peas, thanks for all of your help!😃
I have planted carrots and beets several times now and as soon as they pop up out of the soil they get completely eaten down by tiny brown caterpillars. Any advice would be appreciated on how to deal with these pests from eating all my tiny seedlings.
The heat is starting to break? Where I live in MD, the highs for the next week are in the 86-97F range. 🤷🏾♂️
Yeah with respect to the night temps are getting really cool. Tonight 56. That really helps to cool the soil.
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I see a couple of cabbage moths looking for a meal
They are always there!
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN I HATE THOSE THINGS!!
When do you fertilize this? After the tender young plants come up? Thanks so much for this! Im getting ready to plant beets, carrots and bush green beans.
The water soluble is about a week after germination or so. One time is plenty for fall.
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L.fao..we.still have 100 degree days!! Its been brutal...no rain...even with shade cloth!!..normally ive started a lot of things...i just started my onions...and germination of about 5 percent!!!! Started my second batch yeaterday...we will see..its suppose to get into the 70 at night and 95 in day..the drop to 90..later in the week..an 80 degree day is coming and it will feel cold to us!!!
I am just ready for fall.
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I want to plant carrots and radishes plus cabbage, broccoli, lettuces and cauliflower. I am also 7A but our weather is still around 100 in the day and in the high 60’s at night as far into the future as the weatherman can see. Should I be planting them indoors.
Broccoli and cauliflower, I would seed start now indoors.
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What would you recommend for snail and slug comtrol? With it being so wet this year and all the flooding here in Vermont, they are out of control. I want to keep it as natural control as possible. Thank you for all your time.
Any of the slug baits on the market. There is a link to my amazon shop in videos. I have some listed there. But the should just have iron phosphate or sulfur in the baits.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN Thank you Gary for your reply. I will surely be looking into getting some for next year.
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QUESTION Can I overwinter onions zone 7A? I seed started red onions and bunching onions in mid summer, they are at transplant size now but I don’t think I have enough of a season to grow these to maturity. The bunching onions I know I can use the greens but can I over winter the bulb onions?
They are biennials so if they got big enough, next year they will mostly flower and not really form bulbs. So varieties can make it through 7 a winters.
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Hi Gary. This is an off subject question. I have been growing ornamental cabbage and kale for fall for a few years now. I always have trouble keeping them short like in the nurseries. I found out this year that there is a growth regulator to put on them. Do you know anything about how I could get some of this. I checked amazon and it is way expensive. I just want to grow them for myself not to sell. Have you ever used the growth regulator and what was your experience. Thanks Gary😊
That is new to me actually. Also might be they are in smaller pots and are younger. Once they are in the ground and if weather is warm, the just grow. But I dont have any information on growth regulators.
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some videos list there zone [MAY] i ask concerning this one?
Maryland Zone 7
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What zone are you?
Maryland Zone 7
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First of all, most people in the northern states and Canada have harsher winters than that. Second, you don't need to spend so much time saying what you're going to do in the video. Just do it and who cares about some silly "intro." This isn't 5th grade English class.
how many videos have you made, Mr expert?
I dont agree with you. Most people have very different garden climates. People learn in different ways and this is a learning channel. If it's not for you I get it. But your input isn't really helpful because as you pointed out gardens vary as do the people watching. People have different levels of understanding. And start at different points in their learning.
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