California Winter Garden: What And When to Plant. 

awesome good to know

Girl you are adorable and very knowledgeable. Thanks! JESUS ROCKS!!

Thank you for this! My summer garden was an utter failure, and I'm hoping the fall/winter garden can redeem it. I'll definitely be referring back to this video as I prepare for winter in the CA Central Valley.

Thanks for the tips! This lady is awesome 😎

I was born in Montebello, CA, and lived in South El Monte for the better part of my life. I miss California, but my husband and I are now living in Texas. Boy do I miss the San Gabriel Valley dirt. Loved watching your video even though it doesn’t apply to me in the area in which I live now. Thank you, and the best to you as you tend your garden.

Your video was very helpful!

Very helpful!!!

We make dal and rotis with methi/fenugreek.Also dried fenugreek is used as a flavoring in chana masala,paneer(Indian cottage cheese) dishes and meat dishes.

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Thank you so much for this video! This is the first time I've come across your account, always looking for more gardening tips so I'm excited to see more of your videos! 🌱✨️

I’m so glad I found your channel.

I enjoy so much your video 👌 I’m starting my garden I live in California and this video will help me a lot thanks.

Yay! Methi/Fenugreek plant ! If you are an Indian, you would know :) It's a staple in our diet ! We use fenugreek seeds, powder and leaves for cooking !

Thank you!!

Fenugreek really helped me get my milk in after 12 days of no milk! Thank you, I've never grown it though and I think I will now

This was awesome thank you! Beautiful garden as well : )

Absolutely love your video and you explain to each one so well and the denefits they provide.....

Great video! I just moved to the area and learned a lot. Loved the presenter; she was so knowledgeable and seems like a kind heart 🙂

great garden thanks

You have a beautiful garden I really enjoyed watching thank you for sharing I’m new to your channel have a blessed day

I can't really sow anything right now but I have a few winter crops going. Keeping peppers outside right now here would absolutely kill them. That kale stuff survives almost everything!

Thank you, very informative!

Wow. I'm so inspired by your garden. I'm trying at 4,135 elevation in San Diego but this is a crazy warm winter. I'm even going to try tropicals for fun.

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Fenugreek is the active ingredient in a product I buy from Amazon. It's a thick piece of paper that I suppose is sprayed with extract of fenugreek that you place in your produce bags and bins in the fridge and on the counter. It really works in prolonging the shelf-life of produce! The moment you mentioned fenugreek's maple syrup flavor I immediately recalled where I had encountered it before. I would imagine it wouldn't be difficult to make your own produce preserving sheets if you are growing a crop of fenugreek.

Thank you so much! This was super helpful :)

Great video thank you, one of my favorite salads, a middle easter salad which is very healthy is made with fenugreek. You should make it one day since you appreciate the plant so much. Look up “Fattoush Salad” the authentic kind is made with fenugreek as the main ingredient. Romaine lettuce became a substitute because it is more readily available/affordable all year round for restaurants.

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Thank you so much! Great tips!

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Got the marijuana growing down, now it's time to do some veggies!!!! 😁💪

Fenugreek is also great for your hair, it make it grow very strong and healthy

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I’m at 1000 foot elevation in Mendocino county and want to plant heirloom seeds for harvesting produce in Winter to early Spring. I can start the seeds in a greenhouse, but would it be better to direct seed to ground?. I’m also not sure if it’s too late to start the garden, it’s 10/17 as I write this and we finally had our first rain of the season today. The 1st frost is usually around mid November and we don’t have hard frosts here. Any tips are appreciated.

If I am in Sacramento where our weather is more dry and hot; does that make our zones the same still?

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Where can I find some caper bushes here in California San Diego

I need some advise that doesn’t revolve around a frost date that we will never have.

HOW DO YOU KEEP THE PESTS AWAY?