22 Seeds To Grow in 2022
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Seed shop with us! These 22 selections are the seeds we're most excited to grow this year. Jacques, Kevin, and a new grower here at Epic Gardening - Chris up in Vancouver, BC all share their favorite picks.
00:00 - Intro
00:05 - Kevin
00:28 - Beauty King Tomato
01:06 - Minuet Chinese Cabbage
01:46 - Farmers Market Jalapeno
02:37 - Jersey Knight Asaparagus
03:25 - Okinawan Sweet Potato
04:21 - Chris
04:47 - Chickpeas
05:33 - Oats
06:01 - Cold Hardy Chili
06:45 - Nine Star Perennial Cauliflower
07:24 - Melons
08:31 - Jacques
08:48 - Bietola De Costa Fine
09:23 - Cactus Mix Zinnia
09:59 - Marnero & Marbonne Tomato
11:13 - Broccoli Spigariellio
12:10 - Queen Of Malinalco Tomatillo
12:54 - Center Cut Squash
13:54 - Bonus Seeds
14:27 - Outro
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Hope you enjoyed Chris' segment! Let us know what colder-climate videos you'd like to see from her 🔽🔽🔽
Does Chris have her own channel? Or is she just working with you?
Yes! bring Chris on.
I'm a fan from MN so I am super excited for more content from Chris! Love the family of growers you have developed on this channel.
I am hoping to move to the PNW and would love to know how she uses a green house in a cloudy climate, what grows best in the PNW and what pests she tackles there (and how to succeed against them!).
Would be great to see something about citrus in colder climates
I've never been this early! I'm so excited to have to colder climate input as well, its hard seeing you being able to grow year round when I'm standing 3ft deep in snow!
I bet!
Only 4" here. Garden is still covered. 🤷 Watching gardening info is a good substitute though. 🙂
SAME! I've really struggled to find a perspective I enjoy that applies to my Midwestern location. No one I've come across is quite as engaging as @Epic Gardening!
Same!
Same here! Some years we have 8 months of snow/winter here, so it's nice to have a northern perspective, even if it is a milder climate like Vancouver
LOVE the inclusion of Chris, really helpful for gardeners in more northern zones, and always nice to see Canadian representation! Vancouver is a gorgeous place, I'm hoping we'll get to see more of her garden/environment :)
Yes, for sure! Her greenhouse is awesome too
Love the canadian addition, But Vancouver has to have some of the milder weather in Canada.
@@xXkainhighwindXx I feel like being a beginner gardener in Montreal (where I live) is like starting a game at hard level lol
Loved Chris' segment - her descriptions were really clear and approachable, and it's fantastic to have a Canadian / cold-weather gardening perspective !
I appreciate how Jacques explained his reasoning for choosing more expensive seeds.
Chris, in BC, is ordering seeds from sources from my own province that I have never heard before! The idea of buying seeds from sources in your same or colder climate is such an extraordinary detail! I can't wait to hear more from her!
I'm in NW England, so I'm stoked to see the addition of Chris to the team. And the fact that she's a horticulturist is just an added bonus. Can't wait to see more of what she wants to talk about...
Kevin, having other regional gardeners was absolutely genius. More of this! :)
Also, who knew that Canada was known for their oats?? Not this girl!
We're looking for a UK grower next!
Saskatchewan is known as the "bread basket" of Canada. Miles & miles of all kinds of grains.
@@epicgardening Charles update maybe? That could be cool.
@@m.maclellan7147 good to know! :)
@@epicgardening Damn! 🙌
Not a day goes by without me thinking about what seeds to start. Great Video!
Glad to see you here!
Being in the PNW myself, I am super excited to hear more from Chris! Maybe she can educate us on the effectiveness of various green houses or other methods to attempt to extend a shorter growing season. As always, great content Kevin!
Lovvvveeee Chris! Such great content she's got on IG. So happy to know she's a part of the team. Way to go Epic Gardening!🙌🏽🤗
Even though I don't live in your climate (currently in Nigeria - super tropical) I love and appreciate your content Kevin... It's been soooo helpful 💯
I'm extremely happy to hear that :)
I can't even begin to tell you how much I hope you include more segments for Chris! I'm in a slightly colder climate than Vancouver but there isn't nearly as much information about growing in Canada and Chris is such a natural in front of the camera and an absolute pleasure to listen to!
Chris appears to be a great addition and she has such a soothing voice! I look forward to more content from you three!
Glad to hear you think so!
I liked this format, with speakers from different areas giving their unique perspective on what they grow and why.
A++ for bringing in Chris! I'm an Ontario gardner and my mom studied horticulture. Very excited to learn more from here and looking forward to hearing more about the oats!
Thank you for putting in cold climate input! I live up in the mountains so extremely cold, it’s my first year having a house and a backyard so I’m excited for a big garden!
My garden is still deep in snow, but in two weeks I'll start with seeding bell peppers indoors. Have a bunch of seeds waiting in line. So happy to see a video of people sharing their highly anticipated plantings.
If you haven't grown them before, this fall plant some Kyoto Red Carrot seeds. They are a Japanese winter carrot, and they are the sweetest and most delicious carrot you have ever eaten.
So happy to see Chris on your channel. I love her content and think of her as the Alton Brown of gardening. I always learn something from her (And you and Jacques!) What a great addition to the Epic team 🙌🙌
Glad to hear Erin!
Chris's segment was great, living in the PNW myself it was nice to hear about other plants to try. Though the center cut squash sounds really tasty.
This channel is astonishing! Wow! I love seeing dogs, plants and growing lectures! The best source of growing information and businesses to find seeds is the Epic Gardening Channel on RUclips!
I developed a terrible habit where I forget to check my list of seeds I’ve run out off so I end up having to put several orders in and costing me postage. My new seeds I’m growing this year are chinese asters (cut flower), heirloom cherry tomato mix, Trinidad perfume chilli, butternut squash and endive. Welcome Chris, Please keep us updated with how your oats do. It’s a fascinating mix of seeds each of you are growing. Hoping you keep us updated with your progress
Certainly will!
I’m so excited to have a cold climate gardener on your channel!!! I genuinely love your content and how you make even a beginner gardener like me feel like I know what i’m doing. I live in wisconsin and our weather is so different to yours so i’m glad I can watch someone with a similar growing season to mine
Welcome Chris! Finally an GREAT addition to the team, especially for us in colder climate that are subscribed to Epic Gardening! YAAAY :)
:) You cultivate diversity in your friendships as well as diversity in your garden. Well done! No-one is an island. We all need others. 👍
Can we get Chris’s social media? Or channel please. She is awesome!
I noticed Chris was in a greenhouse. Would love to know more about greenhouse growing. Season extension methods, what things are just started in the greenhouse versus things that grow all season inside and varieties that may do better in a greenhouse. Thank you so much!
I loved her greenhouse and would love info about it.
So many great varieties you're growing Kevin. and you defo need to follow through on the sweet potato, they will do well for you with your climate. Great video guys
So excited for it Tony!
Still waiting on that chicken coop video dude. And with you posting that picture with the coop being built a few weeks back makes me want to see the video even more. Thumbs up if you want to see the chicken cop video too 👍. Keep up the great work guys😁
Coming!
really cool to see a variety of personalities, especially in different climates / growing zones. I'm in Philippines, and experience year round tropical weather, so a lot of the information doesn't apply to my climate. It would be cool to include some personalities from the tropical growing regions, if you continue to expand the team more :)
Thank you for posting more content for us Canadians! love learning about knew local seed companies to support.
From vancouver bc have been watching your show for a while and loving it. It is nice to see some regional stuff relevant to us. love the addition keep up the great work.
Fantastic episode! Chris is a great addition to the channel, and it was good hearing more from Jacques. With three voices and three points of view, it makes the channel even more Epic!
I love salt spring seeds! Thank you for including an epic seed company from BC, Canada! Also, if you ever get the chance to try their Blooming Prairie Bush Bean you’ll never go back to another purple bean! Super creamy and delicious!
I'll add it!
_February in California_ "Spring is almost upon us..."
_February somewhere colder_ "... I still see snow, yo."
I love the addition of Chris on the channel! I always loved watching, but some things were not applicable to my cold 🇨🇦 weather garden so this is great!
Kevin! Epic Gardening has never been more epic! Watching your channel and recieving cold climate/Canadian content too? It's RUclips crack! So excited to see this grow! Go Chris and the cold climate content. I've often wanted to buy seeds more local and it's great to see what's out there. Plus see someone's result with the seed in my climate zone of 8b. Just my day.
I grew the Murasaki variety of sweet potato last year and it was literally one of the best things I've ever tasted in my life - the plants were gorgeous while they grew and lifelong vegetable-haters have declared they loved both the roots and the leaves. I can't wait to grow more this year and I hope you have just as much success with your Okinawan sweet potatoes as I had with the Murasaki!
I'd love to hear from Chris and other gardeners in colder climates - I'm in zone 5b and while that isn't the coldest in the country, it's been plenty cold for me and definitely affects my gardening. It would be fantastic to hear their advice!
Ooooo so excited to see someone from my area and our colder climate. Thank you 😊
Ohhh I Already LOVE Chris. I always had to go to other channels for tips on growth for my rather cold and wet climate (Charles Dowding is my messiah) but with this addition your channel is so much more inclusive.
Very glad to hear this!
Chris is a terrific addition to the team! Wonderful to hear 3 different views. I’m going to try ground cherries this year!
So excited to see Chris join your team!! Love that she's bringing attention to some of our fabulous BC seed companies!
I've never in my life been so insanely grumpus at someone else's garden before as I am right now, with yours, in February. Kick you in the shins jealous. And also glad for you. But mostly grumpus.
I'm glad to have Chris around! As much as I enjoy Epic Gardening, the California weather might as well be Narnia to me :D
This is awesome! Can’t Wait to start growing and learning more from Chris and The Garden Hermit ❤️ 🌱
Sooooooo excited to have Chris join you! She’s in my climate, so really looking forward to her knowledge and collaborating with your team!
Glad to hear!
So happy you guys have a new member in cold climates, closer to where I live.
I got to go anywhere (within a 100 mile radius) of our home in Corona today for my Birthday and I choose a nursery in Menifee that sells San Diego Seed company seeds. I am soooo excited about my treasures, thank you for your videos, I love them all and learn so much from you.
Yay!! Welcome to the channel Chris! So excited to learn from and grow with you!!
My parents are master gardeners in Alabama and I have learned more from you and this channel than years of “master gardener training”. In their Zone they always do amazing but since I do not live there some of their tips do not work. However, a lot of your tips seem to work in my zone too! Thank you
After seeing this I just ordered the Centercut Squash from Row 7 Seeds as well their Beauregard Purple Snow Pea seeds (and I am on the wait list for their Patchwork Peppers). I have a small 4x8 area so this will all fit nicely. Thanks all for sharing your 2022 summer seeds lineup! Living in the same zone as Kevin and Jacques do (10b - Orange County, CA) it will interesting to compare our crops. Let’s hope they are stellar!
I highly recommend the Southern Seed Exchange! I got some heirloom corn and tomato seeds last year and absolutely loved the crop outcome!
I strongly second this recommendation! Southern Exchange has a fantastic selection of plants regionally adapted to the southeast US into the mid-Atlantic. Excellent cultivation notes/guides on their website, wide selection of organic seeds, and often slightly less expensive than comparable sources.
Great video- I love the diversity of seeds recommended! You asked for suggestions on what we’d like to hear from Chris and I’d like to hear more about how engineered/hybrid seeds (say the tomato you recommended or the two tomato’s Jacques recommended ) differ from GMO seeds. Also wondering how they may affect pollinators. Thanks so much- always love your videos!
I am so excited there is a fellow PNW gardener on the channel. Our shorter growing season presents a few challenges.
Yay for more northern gardening! This channel is so good! Thank you!
I buy my seeds out of Manitoba (I'm in Calgary). Just got them in the mail - so excited! Adding lemon cukes, pink cherry tomatoes, 3 kinds of melons (did well with kajaris last year) and few new pepper types. Let the pre-planting begin!!
As a current post-bacc hort student, I'm loving Chris' additions!!!
Helo again Tuli...
I envy your energy and enthusiasm. In Houston we are have frosty to freezing nights and cool days. I am looking around for a home with room for at least a small garden.
Sweet potatoes are a great vegetable. We eat the vines like spinach and get the tubers as a bonus. The vegetable is easy to care for and the cooked vines taste great and seem to be very productive. I look forward to seeing what you do with your sweet potato
crop. Stay well and be blessed.
Planted and Tried the center cut squash from row seven for the first time a couple days ago! I will definitely have this one in my garden every year. I planted an entire cattle panel trellis full. So far it’s the only plants the bugs haven’t bothered. I’m guessing they have some kind of Klingon Cloaking mechanism! It is so delicious and it tastes just as good raw! Love it!!! 💜
Excited to see Chris on the channel! Having a Canadian cold-climate perspective ought to be a nice addition :)
I loved Chris because she is from Vancouver…like me and I love her interest in trying new and unique things .
Thanks for the collab with different zones! Love the variety of seed companies too. TYSM!!
Gonna be trying out a greenstalk this year, as I’m still without any real garden space. But, while I save up for land, I can still learn!
Great to see Northern perspective! Cold AF in Ohio still and months away from last frost date.
Welcome to the team Chris!
As a canadian, I would love to see Chris explore more of the cold area crops. Even BC doesn't get that cold, compared to the rest of Canada. They get some snow, but mostly just cold weather. I would love for her to talk about areas that get down to -30 (-22F) like mine. I am an avid gardener, but my growing season is short, (117 days) and my winters are brutal. It would be awesome to hear from a fellow Canadian, about growing in a cold climate.
Me too! I got excited when he said northern climate, then he said Vancouver and I was like oh. Isn't that zone 9? Basically the tropics of Canada. I'm in southwestern Ontario so also warm compared to the rest of canada, but still significantly colder than vancouver. I'm still interested in the variety of opinions and advice, but zone 5 or 6 would be awesome.
Hoping to add a zone 6 grower!
@@epicgardening heck yeah! So awesome!
@@epicgardening that would be epic! I'm a 5b, so a zone 6 would be amazing for me. !!
OMG the video is so beautiful especially the background behind Kevin the color of the garden and the sun 😍
Working on my filming skills :)
Great video. Love seeing the different items you all chose. Chris seems to be a great addition to the team. Looking forward to hearing more from her.
Chris fits into the Epic Gardening family perfectly! :D
I love this video! The new cold weather correspondent is great!! So is Jaques! This is so wonderful, but now I must go seed shopping.
I got all excited hearing a colder climate contributor, and she said she gets frost in November? My growing season is so short in Minnesota, zone 4a/b, I get so jealous of other gardeners with food production for months longer than here. I appreciate the effort and will glean what I can from you all. 💜
Loved Chris's segment. We need the colder locations in here too. Great job mixing it up. Keep them coming.
LOVED seeing from Chris and hope to see more. Such a pleasure to see some new to me Canadian seed companies. I love branching out and finding new places to source seeds that are local. :D
As someone who lives in Alaska, info about colder climate crops is always super helpful!
Vancouver guide 😍
Yessss!
I'm on the island. Our weather is mild compared to the rest of canada for the majority of the year, but the growing season can be questionable with all the rain. It's great to see a Canadian staple on the channel. And I adore saltspring seeds and small island seed co! Green witch seed co is also awesome.
Great selection! I perked up when Jacques shared about his seeds. I'm Bulgarian too, living in Chicago, zone 5b for over 2 decades. I've been dreaming of getting my hands on Bulgarian pepper and tomatoe seeds. Thanks for cheering me up!
LOVING the Canadian representation in this!!!
Oh good, someone else growing garbanzo beans! They have been much harder to get my hands on during covid, but I never heard about a shortage. This year I decided to try to grow them since they’re such a large part of my diet and at one point last year had to go to four different stores to find just 2 cans of them. They’re even my 9 year old’s favorite bean. Anyone with kids knows it can be difficult to get them to eat most vegetable and legumes.
Soooooo pumped that you have Chris on the channel!
This video showed up as I cracked open my seed catalog with my notebook in hand, perfect timing! 👏
Got you covered :)
Nice of you guys to introduce several of these small seed sellers here. I bought seeds from several of them already this year.
Loved to see Chris and Jacques!!
Thanks for including Chris' perspective :) I hope to see some more content for us colder climate gardeners
Oh , I’m super excited to see more of this collaboration!
Glad to see the addition of Chris. As an 8b PNW Gardner her input will be a great addition to the channel.
Oooh, this episode was EPIC! Loved all the interesting seeds 🌱 I thought I had maxed out my seed budget, turns out I have to order some more. Really enjoyed both guests, fascinating to hear about the PNW picks from Chris and the summer squash from Jacques
FANTASTIC video as always! I am guilty of not stretching from my comfort zone and this video has GREATLY inspired me! LOVE the guests too!!!
Perfect timing! Always look forward to your videos.
I am excited for this spring! I'm starting chocolate bell peppers, ghost peppers, long foot chili, tigerella tomatoes, and red and gred shiso. I've got seeds for raindow mix beet and radish, mixed bachelor buttons, calendula, xerochrysum (still called helichrysum in some countries), and beautiful sweet pea "Heaven Scent".
Edit: Xerochrysum is also called Strawflower for those who's garden centers sell them by common name.
Hehe watch that shiso, mine took over the bed it was in 😂 (red shiso). I pulled it out when it was flowering and it developed seeds and I just threw it up against the fence and shook it so I assume I’ll have a huge patch now 😆
Thank you for the colder climate info. Here in Seattle, thinking about what to grow in my community garden plot this year 😊
Yay! I love Chris! I am so happy to see y'all all together.
Loving the team involvement 🥰✨Community is key when it comes to gardening !
Chris, welcome to the team. Looking forward to hear more about your garden.
I would recommend having Chris more often before bringing her into seed recommendation.
To me, seed recommendation is personal, and I need to know what type of gardener the person is before I dedicate time and space for their recommendation.
Best of luck!
Jacques' recommendations are excellent! Thanks!
I picked up that Center Cut Squash from Row 7, they have some awesome seeds. Also picked up the Queen of Malinalco Tomatillo and I'm excited to give it a go. On my list now, thanks to this, are the Broccoli Spigariellio and the Bietola De Costa Fine. Thanks for sharing
I love the multiple gardeners angle. I’m sooo excited to grow!
Also being from Vancouver, I'm very excited to see more from Chris.
So excited for Chris on the channel!
My seeds from Seed Savers Exchange arrived this week. I’m super excited. I’ve also pulled out my other seeds, and I’m going to plan out my gardens soon!
Hey guys thanks for an episode full of ideas. And special thanks to Jacques for popularizing Bulgarian tomatoes and peppers :) Good luck everyone!
I have been in love with your channel since I found it last summer and now I love it more! I live in the Midwest so including the different climates is such a huge help for a beginner like myself! I love seeing all of the seeds you guys chose too. Thanks for sharing ❤️
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