Why FEBRUARY Is The MOST IMPORTANT Month In Gardening: Start NOW!
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
- In this video, I share why February is the most important month in gardening. While still winter, February is where we begin the most essential gardening tasks. If you delay, you may have smaller harvests, more weed problems, more pest problems and less healthy plants! I share 5 essential garden tasks to start now, even if it's still cold out!
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0:00 The Key To Successful Gardening
1:10 Reason #1: Starting Seeds
2:44 Reason #2: Planting Fruit Trees
4:33 Reason #3: Ordering Seeds & Trees
5:22 Where To Buy Fruit Trees
6:17 Where To Buy Seeds
6:41 Reason #4: Pruning Fruit Trees
8:59 Reason #5: Amending Garden Soil
11:39 Adventures With Dale
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0:00 The Key To Successful Gardening
1:10 Reason #1: Starting Seeds
2:44 Reason #2: Planting Fruit Trees
4:33 Reason #3: Ordering Seeds & Trees
5:22 Where To Buy Fruit Trees
6:17 Where To Buy Seeds
6:41 Reason #4: Pruning Fruit Trees
8:59 Reason #5: Amending Garden Soil
11:39 Adventures With Dale
Love that you posted labeled time stamps!! Thanks!!
I love radishes
I just harvested my first winter broccoli that I grew over the winter! So exciting! Also carrots!
The bad news is I can’t plant anything right now because we are moving and I can’t put anything into the ground here. The good news is we are moving somewhere that has more land for a garden and animals, so in a month or two, I will have space to do whatever I want! Can’t wait!
Congrats on the veggies and the move! That’s too bad about not being able to plant. Hopefully your move goes quickly and you can at least buy some transplants somewhere.
You might still be able to seed start and keep them in trays (if you have the room, I know I didn’t because I moved halfway across the country and we gave away and got rid of so much stuff we’d accumulated over nearly 20 years😮). Congratulations on having more land! Thats what we did too, went from .28 of an acre to over 8! It’s been wonderful to expand my garden this year. So much to look forward to for you I bet! 👍🏻
I'm in Ohio... Picking my first radishes planted from American Seed(bought for 25 cents a pack at Dollar Tree) on January 4th, 2024. Dehydrating the tops and root tips for soup stock, and the radishes cut into discs to be rehydrated and used in soups and stir fry! Cheers!
Excellent! Ohio had a really rough January. Glad to know they’re growable there!
Brad any suggestions for varieties to cook with? I only recently learned you can cook with them. In fact it was looking up the varieties in the gourmet blend pack from American Seed.😊 What sort of soup do you use them in? TIA.
Did you put them outside with no cover? I have the exact same packet!
Mmm radish soup! My folks thought I was tripping when I started making some one year, until they tried it
Is it worth the effort? Aren't radishes really cheap in the grocery store? Is it a personal pride thing? Enjoyment of the art of growing?
Spot on😊 in the south, Feb may still be cold, but a great time for clean up, and preparation for spring and beyond. Read over last year's notes, make plans to rotate beds/pots, etc. If you didn't do in Jan like I didn't. BTW, seed potatoes are in all box stores now. However, at the bigger ones they had 4 small "plants" as labeled for $5. I got 4 lb bags for $7 at my local tractor supply. Happy gardening everyone
Careful though about starting tomatoes and peppers too early. No harm is getting them out a little later. They love blazing heat and if you’re area isn’t hot enough for transplant in April or may you’re wasting your time and seeds
Lost too many tomato starts due to Jan artic freezes.
i started my peppers last week of january and just sowed tomatoes this week. I will be transplanting in March (TX). An old timer friend of mine is schooling me on planting by the moon so I will be doing that this year
Ive been following signs for 3-4 years now and has changed our fruitility.
My peppers and tomatoes seeds are in dirt on heat mats now. I’m in central Illinois
I can't plant out summer crops until after mothers Day, but it's an awesome video. Just a momth too soon for our area. Will keep in mind for March.
I just planted five fruit trees, and have seed starts growing for tomatoes, peppers, bunching onion, and bulbing onions. Some pepper varieties are either not germinating, or are slow to germinate. I've reseeded once, and am considering planting more bell peppers to make up for the seeds that didn't germinate. The starting trays are on a heat mat with temperature controlled by a thermostat. I have turnips ripening, so no need to plant more, but in a couple weeks I'll be sowing seeds for carrots, Swiss Chard, lettuce, mustard, tatsoi, golden beetroot, radishes, chives, and parsley. February is a busy month for me. My raised beds are covered with leaves. I'll be mixing them into the soil, and topping off with compost, or raised bed mix. I expect to start bringing in harvests long before most people in my area are getting started. The big push this year is getting ready for a spring plant sale, so I am planting hundreds more plants than I normally would. If it goes well, I'll repeat next year. If not, my losses will be minimal.
You’re ahead of me! Some peppers won’t germinate unless the soil is 85-90°F. Maybe they need more warmth, or maybe the seeds are old. I’ve had similar problems with onions this year. Subpar germination, unfortunately.
For the pepper seeds I would wait and not risk starting them too early.
Peppers are finicky. Most want warm soil and the air needs to be warm too. Is their air warm enough? At least 60-70 at night, up to 80 daytime will assist germination. I'm in Central California, 9B, where peppers thrive and I won't start them for a couple of weeks yet even inside, 68F, with a heat mat & grow lights.
I reseeded with different seed stock, hoping it was bad seeds, but the same results. Most of my pepper varieties germinated quickly, and my onion germination was good too. The problem with seeds not germinating is I am reducing my pepper varieties from fifteen to ten, but still growing 60 plants. Seeds not germinating is an instant scratch off the growing list. Normally most pepper varieties do well for me.
It's February 3rd and I've been planning my Pennsylvania garden since December. I know for next year to start buying my plants/seeds in fall, great tip! This year, most of the seeds I plant will be ones that I've already owned from last year.
Thank you! I got this feeling in my gut this morning to prune my apple trees and ammend the soil. I thought, naw, I have time. Your video came at the perfect moment! Off to watch your pruning video!
Thank you for making these videos my man! I have loved watching your videos for the last year or so and I feel confident going into my 2nd Spring season thanks to you! I appreciate you
Thank you! I'm glad you're finding the videos beneficial. I hope you have a great season!
Your videos are always so timely! Since I am only about 70 miles inland, you are absolutely my go-to-guy when it comes to gardening! Thanks for the tip on Stan "The Citrus Man". Am looking forward to a trip to Scranton shortly!!
I highly recommend you take that trip to Stan’s farm! It’s such a cool place.
Yes!!! Pruning fruit trees to be able to reach the fruit.
And increase productivity! I’ll have a pruning video coming shortly.
@@TheMillennialGardener I've been working on hardscape, putting in raised beds on wheels so I can roll them into my back building under grow lights to avoid days they spray chemicals.
I love adventures with Dale. I too have treat puzzles and my Border Collie is so smart he figures them out just like Dale.
Dale really is a smart pup ❤️
I watched your vid putting bloom booster on your citrus. I did it to mine, and my avocado. They are covered in flower buds! I used The Jack's bloom booster.
I’m in Ohio & I’ve got my onions, peppers, tomatoes, & some herbs started indoors now. I’m excited for this! I get to play in the dirt!!!
I’m in Ohio too. A beginner but I’m so excited
Thanks for your great videos and collection of resources! Being raised in NJ, I enjoy your sense of urgency the most! Sending gratitude from NorCal!
Great content! Inspiring and informative as always. We love Dale!
Your videos always motivate me!!! My brassicas wore me out. Heat blankets on and off was stressful. I thought about taking a break but, looking at your garden gives me the energy I need to get up and get growing!!!
Texas here! Great video advising us to get into gear ! Was decently warm a couple of days here in N. Central TX. Cleaned and amended around my little volunteer Peach Tree. She’ll be 3 this summer, hoping for a couple of blooms, will see. Another great, needed video ! Thanks for sharing your experience and time. Debbie n Tx 🌺😎🌺
As someone who's new to southeastern NC, I really appreciate you and your content. Keep it up yo
I've already started some seeds in my basement room that I built a grow rack in. Just watching this channel makes me want to plant some of the few figs that are actually hardy here in northeastern MA, Zone 6b. I definitely want to add more fruit to my gardens this year!
Spot on Anthony ❤ It's finally time and I'm so ready! I've got 4 new raised beds I'm stringing to try and use your tips and I'm going to implement a few rules associated with square foot gardening. I'm focusing on yield this year. Best wishes and many blessings. Hey Dale 😂🐶🏆💕
Thank you for the reminder to get moving!
We live south of Monkey Junction in an HOA regulated neighborhood. My husband is one of your loyal followers. As a literal square foot gardener, he’s created a “farm” in our fenced back yard. We thought that you might want to see it. We have spent years composting and keeping seeds where their ancestors roamed.
Recently, I was cutting up a tomato that was sitting on the counter for some time. When I cut it, I thought that the tomato had worms. Further inspection showed that the white “worms” were actually sprouted seeds. I scooped them out of the tomato, and James planted the sprouts. They are doing well under our garage grow light.
We would like to invite you over to see our square foot base.
How can we make this happen?
Becky and James Mills (Beau Rivage).
Love all the info you post in your videos, from NC!!
Thank you MG for sharing this information!! 😊👍👍
Thank you so much for this info. This is the info I was really searching in Google today. Thankfully u uploaded it today. ❤❤❤
All this was true when I was in SC. Where I am now, my earliest outdoor seeding for cooler temps is early April, with many things not going in the ground until May. I am starting our initial preparations, have all my seeds, trays, and lights ready to go, but will have to impatiently wait another month before I can start. I love watching your channel because it is rare that I don't pick up at least some little bit of knowledge.
What a smart doggie!
Good reminder, thanks! Getting some scionwood and rootstock from Burnt Ridge and Fruitwood this season for bench grafting, I’m excited for the season.
You’re right. Must start now. 😊😊😊😊thanks 🎉
You’re welcome!
OKAY I'mmmmA gonna prune the fruit trees NOW NOW NOW thanks!!!!
Great info! You’re a great garden coach! Thank you!
I appreciate it!
It's good to find a seed company that is as close to your area as possible to make sure those seeds will be friendly to your area.
I’m already getting my greenhouse full & it’s February! Thank you so much for your videos, helps immensely especially for a newer gardener.
@crochetfarmer I am starting in a new greenhouse this year. 8x8. Can you share how you heat yours? Do you use grow lights or just the 🌞? Thanks.
@@angelashaw9765 I use Vivosun 1500w portable heater only if temps hit 40 or below. I bring out plants on shelves I cover on top & back until hardening so they get morning sun. So far I have great germination. Hope this helps.
You mentioned Territorial seeds, thank you! They are a fantastic company. I've had nothing but positive experiences with them.
P.S. They carry a cherry tomato called "Orange Peruche" and it is my favorite of all time. I grow it every year. It is a standout!
This was unbelievably helpful!! Holy moly. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Thank you sweet man! I'm sharing with friends and family!!! ❤😊
Thank you! I appreciate that very much!
I am in Fl and still picking peppers 25 coming. I left the last 2 plants and will continue. I did as an experiment.🌞🌞😀
Peppers are perennials. My pepper in a pot in my sunroom is 4 years old. If you don’t let them freeze and keep pruning and feeding them, they’ll live 5-10 years.
@@TheMillennialGardenertomatoes are also perennials in their native habitat. The indeterminate ones that is. I had 2 beefsteak of some variety that I used for 3 years. I'm 9B so normally mild winter. They were blooming in January!
Another great video full of excellent information and motivation. Thank you so much.
Well said: You have to look weeks into the future. I always start my seedlings first week in January in my shop. I live in central California.
Stan is awesome! I just received my Sugar Belle you discussed in a previous video and it is super healthy!
Outstanding! Glad to hear you got a nice tree.
Great information, thanks!
Your knowledge of gardening is huge. Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
I thought I had more time on my fruit trees but yesterday I noticed the red maple in the pasture is budding! The harbinger of spring always gives me hope. I'm in SC slightly north west of Stan. Robins came through almost three weeks ago and I thought it was too early; I guess Mother Nature knows better than I do lol
Suggestions on blueberry and blackberry plants?
This is awesome video! Thank you so much. I moved to KY from CA last year and this will be my first full garden season. I saved your video for further learning🙂
I have currant bushes coming in a week. Fingers crossed we get decent weather then. I love victory seed for tomatoes. Thanks for the great video.👍
😂Dale is too smart for the snack tray!!👍
We have a bunch of puzzles and he figures them all out in 1 minute. He’s too smart, but we really challenge him on a daily basis and he always rises to it.
My peach tree started budding last week, I live in SC
Really? It has been so cold in the Carolinas, I’m surprised. Dormancy is deep this year for me.
The nodules on Florida Prince peach branches have thickened but not full buds. Protected microclimate 9b/10A
Thank you!
Thank you sweet man! I'm sharing with friends and family!!!
I appreciate it! Glad it was helpful!
You are so right
good reminder, thankya.
You’re welcome!
Thank you ❤
I planted potatoes today and added some organic lime in other areas since my soil is very acidic. I also spread out my fig tree branches and staked them in place. I`m planting my new figs in March but I`m trying strawberries this month and short carrots and starting tomatoes and cucumbers indoors in hydo solution to make rooted cuttings later. I already have some cherry tomatoes 6 inches tall in planters.
Excellent start! I will be starting my potatoes in a month. I should buy some now to get them sprouting 🤔
@@TheMillennialGardener Mine had tiny spouts. I put them in the fridge in December when they sec
@@TheMillennialGardener My keyboard is ruined from a spill and doing crazy stuff....spill proof...they said.
Was waiting for this video 🎉thanks
You’re welcome!
Very good video
Thank you for sharing
You’re welcome!
Thank you!!!❤
You're welcome!
Good video, MG!👍
My peach tree is already budding. At least I got in a summer trim.
Great job, Dale! 😃 He's so smart!🐕💕
Wow, you’re the second person to say that. We have been so far below average here in the Southeast all winter. The middle of the country has had it milder than us. Wacky El Niño years! Dale is a genius 🧑🏫
oh geez okay i'll spread that COMPOST NOW 🎉🎉
i used Goat pellets before, wish i had some
❤ when Dale ripped off the little door!
He's too smart. When there is food around, he means business. He will not focus on anything else.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support and generosity!! I really appreciate it ❤
Great video
Thanks!
@TheMillennialGardener - I'm having difficulty resolving the notion of "peak winter" from a guy in shorts and a t-shirt! 🤣
I admit it.... I have climate envy! All good advice... I look forward to weather being so nice here.
Great video! I watched your video on pruning and you said things like orange trees to prune after harvest. I am in zone 9a and my oranges looked ready for a while before I cut them all off in Jan(all 8 on a big tree). Do you think I should prune as soon as the first turns orange? They were probably orange for a month before I cut them before a cold snap. Again, thank you sooooo much!!!! New to this and couldn't do it without you 😊
Logees is not even 10 minutes down the road from me in CT. If you ever visit Northeastern CT you have to see it for yourself.
Gosh! Thanks!
You’re welcome!
I actually watched the entire video this time before commenting :)
So true, the planning, timing, and getting the soil dialed in takes time and is the most important part of the year.
Btw, where is the giant pumpkin going this year?! :)
I don’t think I have the climate for giant pumpkins. The borers here are just terrible. I think you’d need to grow it indoors in a greenhouse or hoop house. I couldn’t imagine putting in all that effort just to have it killed. I would need to use so much pesticide.
@@TheMillennialGardener you could grow a monster, even the FL state record these days is 1,000lbs. But, yeah, it would be a lot of work and for the vast majority of people is just too niche for the channel. But they are unlike anything else you will ever grow.
Where do you get your fruit trees? Im in pa zone 6 so i dont know where or when i can get them? Thank you for these videos. I have my seeds already.
I am having such a hard time finding an affordable solar power option to add incandescent lights to my greenhouse and hooded gardens. How are you powering all the lights you're using?
Please talk about planting potatoes.
In February I plan on plants till after May
I get frost until middle May. So at least a month behind you. Utah
Not at all. Maybe for tomatoes, but not for cool crops. You should be starting your cabbage, broccoli, lettuce, kale, chard, collards, mustard greens, onions, etc. indoors now. It’s actually getting late!
What fig and apple trees do you reccomend?
Cute shirt!
Thank you!
Thanks for the info!
But Dale… 🤣❤
Thanks for watching!
We have been following your videos the last year and really enjoy them. Would you happen to have a list available of the name brands of the varieties and planting times of the vegetables that you grow? Thanks, your neighbor in Morehead City NC.
Hello. I’m moving to southern eastern NC. Wondering if you grow garlic? Coming from Long Island NY, so it’s gong to be an adjustment. I’m actually excited about the extended season. 😅
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There are two ‘R’s’.
He actually pronounced it right.
Can I plant a fig now in a pot outside or is it still too cold? In zone 8a as well.
I know you gave us a list but will they work for my arear?
Im seeing butter cups and other spring flowers pop up .but my green house is full of plants i tried to save from summer
We still have snow! Ugh! So anxious to start my garden!!
That doesn’t matter. What matters are the conditions 8 weeks from now. That’s what we plan for today. If you don’t have snow in 8 weeks, start planting 😊
Same here, I'm almost set up to start my early indoor seeds, but have to wait a bit for some seeds because of our last frost date. We are in Washington State zone 7a
8 weeks from now is April 2, we get frost until May 15. So I can’t start until march 15.
@@francaughlan4424 Yep that's the same here. We used to be 7b but they updated us to 7a but I might take a chance with some. I ordered a LOT of seeds last year so I migjt as well try 😅
it is mid February here in nyc. My garden is still covered and not ready for planting. Should i use fungicide now or does that kill good fungi also? I have raised beds but my lawn next to it seems to have a fungus problem. I already lost a tree to it. or should i just treat the lawn?
"Well, Dale is the smartest one in the house...." 🤣😆 Maybe we should be taking gardening advice from him. 🐕❤
It's true, he's the smartest one in the house, but he specializes in meats. He focuses on food that had parents.
Gorgeous fence did you have it done or bought house with it would love a video on it. You plan to stain?
Hi! Thanks so much for the video! I have a pear tree that has never been pruned that’s about 5 years old. It’s pretty tall but I could reach the top standing in the back of my pickup truck. My question is, how much of the top can you cut off since it’s already this old?
The earlier you shape a tree, the better. Waiting this long means you’ll likely have to give it a heavy pruning, which could set it back. But better to do now than continue to wait. It is always better to do annual modest prunings than irregular, heavy pruning. Be sure to do it ASAP before it buds out.
I'm in Sárkeszi, Hungary and just pruned my old apple trees between 0 and 5 degrees. My figs are coming..at what degree do you prune your figs? Greetings from Hungary🌱🌳
I'm in zone 7b, garden pH 8.5 (not good). What can I do about it?
Can I prune my sister's apple tree?
What would be some good survival garden plants?
I think I've been say February wrong for years...damn it. Lol
There are two “R’s” in there!
@@TheMillennialGardener lol yes there is...but I'm poor white trash and we talk funny here in the deep south I reckon.
Up her in eastern Washington, February isn't a good time to try to plant anything.. ground is frozen solid and typically covered in snow.
Though if my greenhouse was up and ready, I would be planting in that for sure.
March.. is typically our 1st sowing month.
I’m currently 8a and next week I see 50s and 60s should I be sowing my peas outside next week or too soon?!
Zone 8B/9A panhandle of Florida
Is it a good time to relocate fruit trees now? I have 2 pear trees and 2 apple trees that needs to be moved
Please make a what seedlings to start this month would love to see what you are starting for spring
I did last week: ruclips.net/video/iHs5QLLS-bY/видео.htmlsi=1tT1CeYIqOydCa57
@TheMillennialGardener lol sorry i missed it thanks for the link!
Did somebody say fig cuttings??? I’m so in. Let us know how we order them.
By the way I’m in sunny California ( but we are having a huge rain storm right now).
I would take any cutting you think would be good for northern cali.
Love dale’s adventures so much too.
Is it a good idea to put stones in the bottom of containers for better drainage?
What’s growing on March? What are you growing and starting? What’s your update on your tomatoes? Keep us posted! 8a here in Virginia Beach!
My most recent planting video is here: ruclips.net/video/iHs5QLLS-bY/видео.htmlsi=vtxznUV2yq9iSnz4
I'll have a warm weather focused video probably on Monday.