Start Seeds With Us For Fall LIVE With epicgardening
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Date: 2024-08-21
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msjones3090
I have cantaloupe that I planted in May that still hasn’t produced anything. I also have cucumber that I planted around the same time. That has produced some very bitter and deformed cucumbers. I’m told that it’s due to lack of pollination. I have a bunch of, flowerpots around my garden to try and attract the polymers but, they’re just not showing up! Should I just pull those plants out and plant something else
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I have cantaloupe that I planted in May that still hasn’t produced anything. I also have cucumber that I planted around the same time. That has produced some very bitter and deformed cucumbers. I’m told that it’s due to lack of pollination. I have a bunch of, flowerpots around my garden to try and attract the polymers but, they’re just not showing up! Should I just pull those plants out and plant something else
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Yohao88
Hey, don't underestimate radicchio! :P Fair to say it depends on the quality. The Verona one is one of the sweetest and it's great for risotto, lasagna and even just pan fried (especially with leeks, or onion. Other types are more bitter, but every one has their own culinary use. And yes, if it's not that good, it might taste like paper (that could also mean it's a variety better consumed cooked.
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Hey, don't underestimate radicchio! :P Fair to say it depends on the quality. The Verona one is one of the sweetest and it's great for risotto, lasagna and even just pan fried (especially with leeks, or onion. Other types are more bitter, but every one has their own culinary use. And yes, if it's not that good, it might taste like paper (that could also mean it's a variety better consumed cooked.
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tpen891
We still have 90 days of summer growing season here, but I have started my winter seeds for the garden I grow all year round but in the heat between the summer and winter we are adding compost and Amendment as summer closes out. My biggest push is to add my last 8 Birdies beds when it gets cooler. At 65 I have to do a little at a time but still bring in the food for the season.
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We still have 90 days of summer growing season here, but I have started my winter seeds for the garden I grow all year round but in the heat between the summer and winter we are adding compost and Amendment as summer closes out. My biggest push is to add my last 8 Birdies beds when it gets cooler. At 65 I have to do a little at a time but still bring in the food for the season.
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momrocks9971
Love this! Please make one with plants we can successfully grow indoors with a grow light.
The heat and the bugs are making me - and my entire family - loathe every minute outside this month.
But I do want to have fall veggies!
I need an indoor option that I can bring out later if I want.
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Love this! Please make one with plants we can successfully grow indoors with a grow light.
The heat and the bugs are making me - and my entire family - loathe every minute outside this month.
But I do want to have fall veggies!
I need an indoor option that I can bring out later if I want.
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fuzzypumpkin7743
I planted a week and a half/two weeks ago. Have three pea seedlings, a kale, a spinach, a couple bibb lettuce, a couple smaller mustard greens, and maybe 12 radishes. Going to plant a couple more peas this weekend and another kale and more radishes the weekend after. In Indiana.
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I planted a week and a half/two weeks ago. Have three pea seedlings, a kale, a spinach, a couple bibb lettuce, a couple smaller mustard greens, and maybe 12 radishes. Going to plant a couple more peas this weekend and another kale and more radishes the weekend after. In Indiana.
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courtneycullen6289
Jacques crunch technique and cilantro is a super easy germ. I have it ALL over my garden thanks to Jacques. So thrilled with the 2025 selections. So many faves, including the green chard, which I grow constantly. Going to start more soon to plant under cover later in the fall.
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Jacques crunch technique and cilantro is a super easy germ. I have it ALL over my garden thanks to Jacques. So thrilled with the 2025 selections. So many faves, including the green chard, which I grow constantly. Going to start more soon to plant under cover later in the fall.
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sheliaheverin8822
I wish I had caught the live, but happy for the replay. I have been growing celery every year for the past 5. I will never not grow celery. I dehydrate and use for soups and sometimes powder it to add to spice blends. My swallowtails love dill and fennel.
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I wish I had caught the live, but happy for the replay. I have been growing celery every year for the past 5. I will never not grow celery. I dehydrate and use for soups and sometimes powder it to add to spice blends. My swallowtails love dill and fennel.
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peggyk13
Shoot, I missed this live stream. I WOULD HAVE ASKED SO MANY QUESTIONS. when will you do it, again ALSO, when are you going to find someone from the northern U. S. that deals with cold weather. Is there anything that I cangrow in weather below 30’s
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Shoot, I missed this live stream. I WOULD HAVE ASKED SO MANY QUESTIONS. when will you do it, again ALSO, when are you going to find someone from the northern U. S. that deals with cold weather. Is there anything that I cangrow in weather below 30’s
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brooklyncali
I’m Sooooo Bummed that I missed this. But I absolutely Love the rapport between you two, it’s fantastic and I appreciate all the seed knowledge. Thank you both for making it so fun to watch and learn.
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I’m Sooooo Bummed that I missed this. But I absolutely Love the rapport between you two, it’s fantastic and I appreciate all the seed knowledge. Thank you both for making it so fun to watch and learn.
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nannybannany
Gomphrena is one of my FAVORITE annuals (I'm zone 5. They are beautiful as they are and they dry perfectly for dried arrangements. They come in all colors so you can grow a rainbow or a special palette.
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Gomphrena is one of my FAVORITE annuals (I'm zone 5. They are beautiful as they are and they dry perfectly for dried arrangements. They come in all colors so you can grow a rainbow or a special palette.
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sherimatukonis6016
I've started literally everything, one (germinated) in ground outside very week, see what works and what doesn't and make notes for next year. then revise my planting calendar based on that.
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I've started literally everything, one (germinated) in ground outside very week, see what works and what doesn't and make notes for next year. then revise my planting calendar based on that.
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danieladeutsch1708
Dear Jacques, your marvelous technique of sowing reminds me of my mom. She does the same and she is a pharmacist, that is where she has got it from. Consider yourself a Doctor of Pharmacy: )
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Dear Jacques, your marvelous technique of sowing reminds me of my mom. She does the same and she is a pharmacist, that is where she has got it from. Consider yourself a Doctor of Pharmacy: )
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epic_gardening
A bit different here on the northern California coast warmer temps, less wind and fog. If I plant in the spring plants are stunted. They can stay the same size for a month!
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A bit different here on the northern California coast warmer temps, less wind and fog. If I plant in the spring plants are stunted. They can stay the same size for a month!
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karenfreeman3595
Love your videos. I’m in zone 8b east coast. I would love to see a closer shot of seed pack and maybe the name stamp at bottom of screen. Keep up your great gardening
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Love your videos. I’m in zone 8b east coast. I would love to see a closer shot of seed pack and maybe the name stamp at bottom of screen. Keep up your great gardening
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NN-fz4pd
Did you say it’s like a wet t shirt contest at the end How disgusting can you be. This is supposed to be g rated content. I didn’t come here to hear about garbage like that.
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Did you say it’s like a wet t shirt contest at the end How disgusting can you be. This is supposed to be g rated content. I didn’t come here to hear about garbage like that.
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willwebber6496
Can Broccoli Rob be Kevin's next alter ego (Or maybe it's time for a Jacques alter ego since he was planting it) Loved the show guys, wish I could have caught it live!
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Can Broccoli Rob be Kevin's next alter ego (Or maybe it's time for a Jacques alter ego since he was planting it) Loved the show guys, wish I could have caught it live!
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joanneb3524
I see you moisten the soil with the hose. I'm surprised because your buddy Becky at Acre Homestead pours boiling water in her potting mix. So, which of you is right
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I see you moisten the soil with the hose. I'm surprised because your buddy Becky at Acre Homestead pours boiling water in her potting mix. So, which of you is right
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epic_gardening
Growing Italian Red of Florence bunching onions in a medium terracotta pot is my first ever bunching onion success. They are adorable and taste great.
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Growing Italian Red of Florence bunching onions in a medium terracotta pot is my first ever bunching onion success. They are adorable and taste great.
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pedromunoz4468
The delay is Live, please keep them comming, i have been watching all your fall seed starting videos from prior years, This is amazingly better
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The delay is Live, please keep them comming, i have been watching all your fall seed starting videos from prior years, This is amazingly better
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NN-fz4pd
Thanks Jacques for the spinach comment. I have like 6 planted but now will plant a bunch more. And I’m gonna do broccoli raabs as well!
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Thanks Jacques for the spinach comment. I have like 6 planted but now will plant a bunch more. And I’m gonna do broccoli raabs as well!
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