How I Plan My Fall Garden | Layout and Timing

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Fall is basically here so in this video I walk through my garden and try to plan out what goes where and what exactly I am even growing. The goal is to try and show you how I approach my garden at the end of the season and what my thoughts are for where everything is going to go! In the next video I actually plant it all out so we will see If I stuck to this at all!
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@sonyahogan5673 16 часов назад

I added soil to my 10/20 tray like you said.....and I was shocked!!! My seed trays stayed moist for 2.5 days in zone 9 central texas in triple digit heat!!! Thank you so much for this tip!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@jacquesinthegarden 15 часов назад

That is great to hear! It is going to be how I start anything in summer or fall for sure!

@jennbasil 14 часов назад

I did the same in central Texas. Game changer! Thanks Jacques!

@CastroMKE Час назад

I’m not trying to be that guy, but I’m going to be. How did you hear this tip in this video and already 2.5 days later your seed trays are staying moist. Also it hasn’t been triple digit heat in Texas recently lol

@sharonknorr1106 Час назад

@@CastroMKE So that tip was actually in a recent previous video where Jacques showed how he kept things moist longer while away and also how to start seedlings in the heat of summer. It would be confusing if you didn't see that one.

@elikerr785 15 часов назад

I'm glad I can't really distinguish between most vegetable varieties yet. I'm just happy when something produces, I would be losing my mind if I was also judging the flavor of different varieties. First time I've ever gardened, so I'm sure i'll eventually develop preferences. For now, I love the taste of varieties that grow well!

@jacquesinthegarden 15 часов назад

That is the only thing that matters! Growing whatever makes you happy is the goal and no matter what variety it is it will 100% beat anything you could have bought at the store!

@Elizabeth-uz1mn 15 часов назад

I love your videos because they are “real” person gardening tips. Thank you!

@jacquesinthegarden 15 часов назад

I try to keep it real!

@courtneycullen6289 5 часов назад

Yesterday was our first real day in the 70s after quite a few weeks in the 90s/high 80s. I am loving my fall garden and I think everything but a few lettuce snuck by without bolting.

@GardenDiscovery 11 часов назад

Hey, from Kelley in Monterey County. You picked my garden as your fave in a Viewers Gardens thingy you and Kevin did a few years ago. Just wanted to say thanks. That gave me a big boost and inspired me to start my own youtube gardening channel. So, thanks a bunch.

@pamelacarroll 13 часов назад

Hi Jacques! I love your channel!! You are so positive and encouraging and creative! It is a pleasure to garden along with you. Northern California - zone 9b.

@pakbowl420 8 часов назад

Jacques try roasting the eggplants and then scrap out the insides. You can then freeze the roasted pulp in portions to use later. Just season as needed. Here are 10 ideas of how to use it. 1) You can use it tossed in noodle pasta possibly add diced tomato and herbs. 2) Puree and season with sauteed chopped garlic and onion as is or add ricotta cheese or use combination of different cheese and fill ravioli or agnolotti. 3) Make a creamed soup. 4) Baba Ghanoush 5) Yogurt eggplant dip. 6) Season and use as a spread for toast or sandwiches. 7) Replace tomato sauce with seasoned eggplant puree on a pizza and use complimenting toppings 8) Mix it into pot pie fillings or casseroles. 9) Mix it into mashed potatoes with seasonings, cheese, herbs or spices. 10) Mix it into a curry.

@LibraLoo Час назад

I miss making fresh Baba Ghanoush from my garden.

@UnedittedMe 14 часов назад

Would love to see a step by step build instructions for your seedlings table! It's such a great idea with the shade cloth and soil base. I find hardening off difficult at times in 9a Austin, TX. I cobbled together something sorta similar, but want to build something more permanent and aesthetically pleasing like yours.

@jacquesinthegarden 14 часов назад

I have considered doing something more permeant and actually have been wanting to build a second table so it might be in the future.

@bballanalytics1552 16 часов назад

Jacque, if you and Kevin (aka Eric) compared your annual produce output... who would win? the people want to know!

@jacquesinthegarden 15 часов назад

I think overall I would say Kevin probably produces more. He has a lot more area that is truly full sun and a more none paved yard!

@BrahhdaCliffJones 11 часов назад

Yeah but who would win the 20 by 20 mini agroforestry garden challenge

@BrahhdaCliffJones 11 часов назад

Or 10 by 10 you get the gist.

@bballanalytics1552 11 часов назад

@@BrahhdaCliffJonesofc they both like flowers these days so the don't grow to maximize yield, But if they did, my money is on JACQUE!!!

@ArdanaV 3 часа назад

Since this is my first garden season I am very excited how things will develop, but not as worried before watching this. Thanks

@moekusaki 11 часов назад

I appreciate your updates! We have similar environment, except Ventura doesn't get that hot nor too cold either. I follow you and Epic Gardening a lot because of the similar battles you both slowly learned to handle like plant diseases and bugs. Thanks for being our virtual mentors!!!

@RoyHolder 4 часа назад

Soil in the seed tray is one idea I've adopted, thanks Jacques! 👍👍

@GardenGirl30 16 часов назад

Love ur channel sooooo much! You make my day so much brighter.

@jacquesinthegarden 15 часов назад

I am happy to hear that!

@user-hz7kv6js6l 7 часов назад

Fall is my favorite growing season too in zone 10a SW Florida 😊

@barbj672000 Час назад

Jacques please grow a test patch of cotton. Where I live we have industrial fields of cotton so I know it will grow in my area. I hope to watch you all grow it first so then I dont mess mine up! 😋

@sharonknorr1106 Час назад

So this was the first time in a while that I had a successful brassica harvest. They grew throughout the summer (hot and dry here in northern Colorado) and the broccoli is still making nice side shoots and my red kalibos cabbage has just headed up and looks great. I got them in late and didn't have high expectations, but they did great with consistent watering. Go figure. Love seeing pots and gloves strewn about in the garden - that is the reality for most gardeners, we tend to cast about while working and then are finally so tired we call it a day and whatever is still there we will try to gather up tomorrow and put in its proper place; at least, that is how it is for me.

@johnnyalegria 16 часов назад

Only 25 miles from you but my okra did great in Lakeside….90 plus for a long time out in east county! Tried to show picture but won’t let me.

@jacquesinthegarden 15 часов назад

I believe that! San Diego county has so many different microclimates it is truly amazing how much can grow across the county!

@jimmiewd 6 часов назад

Hahah wild Ginger Appears! 😂 love it!

@Apricorn62 13 часов назад

Omg!! Good luck with all the garlic!! I’m fairly new to gardening for thank you for sharing your plans! Looking forward to see how things develop during fall-winter! 🙏🏼

@emkn1479 15 часов назад

I have the hardest time growing eggplant! Jealous! Those looked incredible!

@jacquesinthegarden 15 часов назад

This year they really took off! They seem to do much better for me in raised beds than in ground.

@a.l.a.7847 14 часов назад

OK I am now super curious about the MARSHMALLOW plant..... Can you please consider doing a video showing us what the heck actually comes out of the roots in the form of "marshmallows"? Thanks, Jacques!

@jacquesinthegarden 14 часов назад

I can read into it and figure out how the heck it works!

@wendytinrio 13 часов назад

Curious if you're leaving space for direct-seeded root veg? Rutabagas and turnips are some of my favs. Thanks so much, great content, as always. Much love to Cosmo!

@Donna_G 15 часов назад

It's hard to imagine what it would be like to have a fall garden. I don't know for sure when I first frost will come. My guess is as good as the farmer's almanac. Historically, though, it has happened anytime from September 27 through October 6. With highs still getting into the 80s, it makes me think I should plant something. Well, I did plant some garlic on Thursday of last week. Maybe it was too soon. Maybe, it was the perfect time. I'll see what happens come Spring.

@jacquesinthegarden 15 часов назад

Have you ever tried growing truly cold hardy plants like kales over winter? I've seen a lot of great videos/pictures and it looks totally fine and tastes better anyway.

@Donna_G 2 часа назад

@@jacquesinthegarden Last year I did grow kale which was marked as heat- and cold-tolerant. It survived through the first frost and even the first snowfall. The freezing seemed to improve its flavor. This year, the kale that grew was the Red Russian; and, it seemed to struggle throughout the season. I still have a few plants that have some small leaves; but, it's not doing as well as the kale I grew last year.

@sheliaheverin8822 16 часов назад

Cosmo must be part cat. 😂😂😂

@jacquesinthegarden 15 часов назад

One of his older "sisters" is an indoor cat and she has absolutely taught him some unique moves.

@PrincessTS01 16 часов назад

yesterday was the first day of fall

@debbiebolman2705 13 часов назад

My average first frost is 2 weeks away so I'm stepping back and lettin er buck

@kellybroussard4880 13 часов назад

I'm in south Louisana, zone 9b and my clemson okra is over 6 foot tall. I have a cowhorn variety that is 8 ft tall. I keep cutting it so I can reach my okra. 😂

@matthewjbauer1990 13 часов назад

Jacques, I wish I was in San Diego. I'm in Kentucky, Zone 6/6b. I really wanted a Fall garden since I didn't get the chance to have a Spring/Summer garden this year due to health reasons and my work schedule. But, my Fall temperature can be a bit swingy anywhere from the 90s-100s around noon all the way to around the 40s/50s by bedtime in the same day. We've already had a couple days like that this month and its only gonna get worse. I'm fulfilling my need to get out and do gardening things by revamping my garden and getting a jump on preparing the garden for early Spring planting (I really hope I can do an early Spring planting as I've heard it might be too cold in Kentucky for that).

@tankscape 13 часов назад

18:05 apparently you can treat green broccolis like perennials here in SoCal. The caveat is it's going to be mostly florets instead of heads.

@donnabrooks1173 13 часов назад

Rattlesnake beans do good in cooler weather. They are a pole green bean type plant.

@santaanaroadwildman3614 12 часов назад

Thank You Jacques 🌱

@kristinpagan2361 9 часов назад

Cosmo the cute scene stealer. Obviously the grow bag was more comfortable than it looked OR more likely it was closer to Jacques.

@michaelrose5154 12 часов назад

Sorry about the Okra, my Clemson spineless and Okinawa did great here in Lakeside. I had 6 broccoli plants that survived the heat as well! Unfortunately they are not surviving the chickens. Don’t forget to make room for the Carrots.

@shelbysieber590 11 часов назад

Adaptive Seeds has an okra variety called Burmese that’s adapted for cooler climates. I tried growing it in the Seattle area this year and it did better than Clemson… but still nothing like growing in the south. I’d like to take another stab at it if I ever get a high tunnel!

@rockyusa2012 16 часов назад

Aww the end of summer 😢

@pl308 13 часов назад

Eggplant recipe ideas: baba ghanoush, and eggplant lasagna. Yum, yum, yum!

@akis1544 6 минут назад

JACQUES UPLOADED STOP EVERYTHING AND WATCH

@cherylskornik1512 11 часов назад

Super nice video Informative and encouraging. thank you

@rickdworsky6457 12 часов назад

Maybe use the teepee as a mini greenhouse through the winter?

@onemoredoll5791 14 часов назад

How are you keeping up with the harvest? Do you can? Dehydrate? Freeze?

@jacquesinthegarden 14 часов назад

Mostly consumed fresh eating daily out of the garden. Over surplus gets mostly frozen or quick pickled to eat over the next week.

@beckymartinez9926 7 часов назад

Your seedlings look amazing! How thick is your soil base in the trays? Cosmo 😅 Thanks for sharing your garden. I can’t wait to watch them progress through the season. Texas 8a here and it’s finally getting out of the 90’s a bit so I’m starting my seedlings now. Growing collards and kale for bio mass. And cool season herbs. 🌿

@LovelyByNatureBoutique 18 минут назад

Can you do a video on planting your ginger and tumeric in containers

@kathryngreen4096 3 часа назад

How about an exhaust fan to pulls air and humidity out instead of a blowing fan that just moves air?

@capeeddy 15 часов назад

Your chickens eat basil? Mine won't eat any type of basil that I grow.

@jacquesinthegarden 15 часов назад

They will peck at the flower heads and eat the "seed" but usually not really interested in the leaves.

@capeeddy 15 часов назад

@jacquesinthegarden That makes sense. I've seen my chickens eating the flowers and seeds but they refuse to eat the leaves. I do wonder why that is, they even eat the squash and cucumber leaves, but not the basil.

@moekusaki 11 часов назад

Jacques, what variety of asian eggplant do you have? I may want to try that next time

@lyndelgado6138 14 часов назад

Do u put ur leaf miner infected leaves in ur compost where they might live or do u give them 2 the chkns to eat?

@jacquesinthegarden 14 часов назад

I generally will compost them unless they look really diseased as well. My compost tends to go through very hot spells and I do it over a very long time period before fully finishing a pile. So I don't worry too much about insects being composted.

@donnabrooks1173 13 часов назад

Curried eggplant is so good or you can dehydrate it.

@momrocks9971 10 часов назад

Do you ever worry about microplastics from the shade cloth? Or does it not get that hot where you live? Thanks

@ElaneOsredkar 3 часа назад

Thanks! Have you ever tried chayote squash?

@bonifacekarahari9541 13 часов назад

I am watching from Africa

@chattyotter3300 12 часов назад

I’m excited for fall gardening! I’ve got radishes and fennel started and at the mention of garlic I need to get that planted too🧄😋

@PuthyvanGarden 11 часов назад

Wow.very good

@GrowsGoneWild 37 минут назад

More garlic, more better 🤣!

@ReesYou Час назад

Screaming crying and throwing up bc it’s about to be 109 this week in my garden 🫠

@briankubik5041 14 часов назад

Forget about it! Ha!!

@kimpaynter 14 часов назад

Not filming how many hours do you spend in the garden a day ?😊 I don’t know how you do it ❤

@jacquesinthegarden 14 часов назад

It is honestly really hard to gauge because of filming and other work duties. I often end up finding myself fall behind and then I will spend a weekend day out there for most of the day and that catches me up.

@GardenGirl30 16 часов назад

I would really love to see morning glory all over that teepee trellis. ❤❤❤

@lbarmstrong1 14 часов назад

Be careful about morning glory though. I planted it one year and it tried to take over the garden and me hostage! It's prolific. Took me a few years to pull it all out. I do love them also though.