Beets Broccoli Zucchini Lettuce Cabbage Carrots Pole beans Melons Basil Parsley Asparagus seed Corn Beans Nasturtiums Sunflowers Cucumbers Bunching onions Greens kale, swiss chard,

@Saoirse.n.Murphy

22 күн бұрын

Beets, Brocoli, Lettuce, Cabbage, Carrots are all cool weather crops, not June.

@PorchGardeningWithPassion

22 күн бұрын

@@Saoirse.n.MurphyWatch the video Sir

@davidvankainen6711

22 күн бұрын

​@@Saoirse.n.Murphyspecies specific, use of shade, over winter for next years' harvest.

@Earthy-Artist

22 күн бұрын

Thank you for listing everything 🙂! The one that Luke mentioned which surprised me the most were the beets, I had been under the impression that it needed to be cool to grow them so glad I learned this isn't the case.

@aquariusthompson8212

19 күн бұрын

@@Saoirse.n.Murphy did you watch the video?

Hillsdale County MI here, we plant our last round of carrots in mid August. Once the green tops appear, we cover them with straw and let them grow into winter. In February or early March, we dig through snow, remove the straw, dig through cool pliable soil and wallah!! We dig super sweet carrots! Fun for kids and adults too!

@samanthasturges6535

16 күн бұрын

What variety of carrot do you grow? I garden throughout the winter too and I haven't found a carrot that works for me

@susankeriacos2892

16 күн бұрын

I use Danvers half carrots.

@angelaa4672

9 күн бұрын

Thank you for sharing!! 😊

@karynnekrasowski3525

5 күн бұрын

​@susankeriacos2892 can I ask what zone you're in?

@susankeriacos2892

4 күн бұрын

6a

Heeyyy Luke!!....I just bought some bean seeds from your online store, then I came to YT and bammmm you're here...lol. great video, happy growing 💚🌻

I have been gardening my whole life. I'm just getting to the beans and just got the tomatoes in the ground Saturday. The older I get the longer it takes me to get everything planted. My first tomatillo ever is growing! My first year growing celery. Doing good.

@marilynnorford7049

22 күн бұрын

So glad to not be the only gracefully aging, slow-moving gardener!

@ziptiefighter

22 күн бұрын

FYI, you'll need a minimum of two tomatillo plants planted in close proximity to ensure pollination. Speaking from experience. Also, they get pretty darn big. Good luck

@maryannehibbard5686

22 күн бұрын

Lol, it's my first year planting celery too. Honestly, only bc I thought I was picking up cilantro... We'll see what happens 🙃

@paraguayalyssa

19 күн бұрын

I’m with you! I gave a gardening talk at a local event, this weekend, and still don’t have any of my warm weather stuff in the ground🙄 I think learning to grow/ enjoying more Spring stuff also contributes to my lack of urgency in getting the warm weather stuff out:)

@Amanda-cn3pk

18 күн бұрын

I can relate! So proud of you!

First time gardener this year and my garden wants to thank you for all of your dedicated videos and hard work you have put in to help all of us

@TheRealPlato

22 күн бұрын

Yep I'm new to this hobby and this channel's nearly entirely responsible for that, thanks Luke!

We have had much cooler than normal weather in May/June so far. When this monsoon we are having in the PNW passes through, the weekend will be all about planting my warm weather crops outside 👊🏻🌻👊🏻

@deborah2768

21 күн бұрын

Let's hope so....because my peppers and tomatoes are suffering here.

@49lucky

19 күн бұрын

Thank goodness it's raining as I have no way to water my plants.

@DB-ek5kd

19 күн бұрын

On the other side of the country we never had a winter. Turkeys laid eggs a month early. Berries came in a month early. Sunflowers were 5 feet high before our typical late frost date. Strange times!

Seeds are on sale today too! (6/2/2024) 25% off!

@missalwaysfortunate

15 күн бұрын

I caught the sale. Nice selection.

Thank you for always making gardening so accessible for everyone!

@kat amen. The older I got the longer it takes me to do anything. I still try everyday to stay active no matter how much I hurt.

@tracycrider7778

22 күн бұрын

I’ve learned that as long as you don’t have a problem with kidney stones or take blood thinners Tumeric is an amazing anti inflammatory! The pain is lessened extremely in my hands and body. Check it out ❤

@grettalemabouchou6779

21 күн бұрын

Bless you Shirley.

@shirleyk623

21 күн бұрын

@@grettalemabouchou6779 Thank you. Recovering from several fractured vertebrae takes time when you are older. But I pushed through it and I'm somewhat better now.

Saaaaaame…. Finally a sunny day in Mid-Michigan🧤

Speaking of mammoth sunflowers, growing 3 MI Gardener mammoth sunflower seeds this season as well. Additionally growing MI Gardener Autumn Beauty & Velvet Queen sunflowers too. So far, they are all doing well.

Luke, I love all of your videos but this one made me especially happy! I still have time to succession plant! Thank you for your help!

Doing three sisters this year. The first ring of corn is in and up to 2’, the second is planted. Third and fourth are waiting. The beans were planted today to go with the corn. I put in four spaghetti squash seeds. I planted my cornmeal corn at my daughter’s place. This way it won’t react with the heirloom sweet corn. First year garden in a new state and zone. Peas have done really good the past month. I’m getting fava beans right now. First time and I love them.

Hello Luke I bought a whole bunch of your seeds this spring seeing so many KZreadrs having success with your seeds. I also got a 10x20 greenhouse where I am growing all the peppers I started from your seeds. Thank you Luke for the great videos of help. Could you do a video on your cantaloupe and sugar baby melons in greenhouse?😊

We have only had one day without rain, which was May 27. But, our power just came back on. Stormy springs prevent gardening.

@DB-ek5kd

19 күн бұрын

Grow watercress and mint 😂

@kariw.160

Күн бұрын

Total opposite here in the coastal south.

Just got my garden rows done, and I'll start planting my starts and seeds tomorrow....will probably be planting for the next couple of weeks 😅😂

Perfect timing and reminder of things I need to get planted. It's so encouraging to hear you say it's not too late, too. Whew! I was feeling overwhelmed because I still have so much I've not done that's on my list and I was thinking it's too late, but this video helped my to realize that some of the stuff I need to plant will be right on time, actually. Thank you, Luke! As always, you're so much help in my garden! :)

Luke, Nastursiums are also edible...& both the leaves & flowers are yummy. 😊

@MIgardener

22 күн бұрын

Yes they are!

Ok I live in northeast and we had a frost on May 30th and the 1st week in June ,the night temp have been below 50. So I just started planting warm crops

Thank you for helping me with my garden.

Thankyou Luke. Hello From British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦

Ruby Queen Beets - small footprint Calabrese broccoli Black Bean Zucchini Crisp Mint Lettuce - keep moist Royal Chantenay carrots Oriental yard long pole beans Kazakh melons Ha Ogen melons Basil Parsley Asparagus - for future years harvests Corn Sunflowers Nasturtiums - doesn't mind sunflower pollution Cucumbers Bunching Onions - perennial Red veined sorrel Black magic kale Rainbow swiss chard Red Malabar spinach

Tonight I had a salad from beet greens and butter lettuce and the beets.... all from my Spring planted garden❤

West GA here and we’re getting ready for our second round of squash, cucumber and beans. I’m also going to buy some started tomatoes to fill in some spaces where other things have come out.

I'm in Michigan also. I love your videos bc you are in my state.

@DB-ek5kd

19 күн бұрын

Don't drink the water!

@jacquelinebaxter6420

19 күн бұрын

@@DB-ek5kd I don't

My red vein sorrel overwintered. Looks beautiful.

9b here. Our triple digit days are coming quick. I put up my sun shade this past week. We dont dare plant most of those until late sept. But our growing season is so long we can even plant tomatoes from seed now. We dont get any freezes til late jan. I planted more green beans less than 2 weeks ago and they are doing great. They love this heat and are beginning to climb. I killed all my squash this year by moving them when i reconfigured my garden but i will be planting more of those next month anyway. I planted some store bought bu ching onions last yeat and we are still harvesting off them.

I have some asparagus growing finally. I am excited for all my perennials

If you grow your Malibar in the shade, the leaves will get the size of a dinner plate. Just saying.

Thank you, Luke! Your videos are always helpful!

Thank you. So much rain here in central KY, so wet

I started my first garden from seed this year. So far so good. Thank you for your tips.

Thanks Luke! I’ll be doing better with succession sowing thanks to your uplifting videos 💕👍🏻🥒

I started my corn and zucchini in early April, and my pole beans have already taken over my trellises. Unfortunately, the leaves on my zucchini are light green, almost yellow, and I believe it's just due to too much rain and overcast they got throughout the previous month (Texas sure got wet); however, they are making new flower buds which seems good. I hope for more upcoming days to stay sunny for their sake.

I always feel like I'm too late in my zone 5b 😅 wisconsin springs go from cold to hot so quick! Thanks for this video! 😊

1.26 million subs! You've come a long way, Luke! Great job!

@julieredlawski4589

6 күн бұрын

I love to see his success! I was watching him when he filmed in the backyard and basement of his parents' home, lol. Now, million subs, greenhouse, online store, physical store, patented fertilizer....wow!!

thanks Luke for the update and list of what can be planted now in the area!

I struggle to grow spinach here but malabar spinach does amazing for me Spring, Summer and Fall. Then I grow it indoors in Winter. Red malabar is much more vining and needs something to climb but green malabar can often free stand. Both are delicious but to keep leaves tasting good through the whole life of the plant, pinch off flowers as they form. Also if you pinch the vine back (red malabar) the base plant will grow a new vine. Using that method and moving the plants indoors in Winter, I can keep my plants producing spinach for years.

I planted about 400 of your peaches and cream sweet corn in late April. Great germination with these non sprayed seeds.... Fertilized....Hilled....and weeded.....Waist high already! Thank you from Indiana.

@Rocco25.6

22 күн бұрын

I planted sweet corn last week in north west Michigan what fertilizer did you use??

@johncrist824

22 күн бұрын

​@@Rocco25.6 10-10-10

Thanks for this video! I've feeling behind all spring, so it's good to know there's still a lot I can grow.

Thanks again for the encouragement!

So appreciate this channel - - besides the gardening tips and tricks - its clear where you're gardening - Michigan. Since location makes a huge difference in application, that is really helpful! Thanks!

Thank you Luke

@MIgardener

22 күн бұрын

YOU ARE WELCOME!

Brilliant!! Just what the doctor ordered

Thanks for this video. I just ordered some of the seeds you mentioned. I’m in northeast Ohio and we had an unseasonably warm May so I took a chance and planted out my garden early (which I never do before memorial weekend) and it’s doing very well. I used to have my garden in the back of my property but it was a chore to drag 200 feet of hose to water and I didn’t know about soil amending and every year my garden would fail. Now I have raised beds closer to my water source and I’ve learned a lot from your channel which has made gardening so much more enjoyable. Thank you again for sharing all your knowledge. 😊

My garlic did excellent this year. I am so pleased with it. Migardener garlic is the best.

@julieredlawski4589

6 күн бұрын

I also had a great experience with this product from them.

Thanks I've been wanting to grow bunching onions.

Malabar spinach is slimy when you chew it raw, and is best used to thicken soups and stews much like okra (think boiled okra). It's flavor is earthy, and I especially like it when put into tom kha ghai soup... here in N. Georgia it reseeds and comes back every year. So. Plant it once where you dont mind it coming back, and be prepared to find it all over your property because the birds like the berries it produces...

Thanks for sharing all the info 🎉❤

Thank You!

Thank you! I thought I was too late. I'm going out now to plant more then. Thank you.

Another hot weather option like Malabar spinach but non-vining is New Zealand spinach (it is not a spinach, but it tastes the same, they tell me). I have one growing for the first time this summer.

Thank you

We had frost late last week, so I’m only planting now. 😅 I’m also still in the process of replacing my old raised beds with new ones, and my kids were sick last week, so I’m running behind. But I’ve got some tomatoes in the ground now, and I’m hoping to get some beans, sunflower, and squash seeds planted in the next few days.

Great idea...

i've got successive bush beans planted in several places... when one section is done putting out, the others (including some vine beans) are in line ready to give those yummies too... and while theyre putting out, there will be new ones direct sowed in the first spot... i've got a variety of lettuces i planted 3 weeks ago, in a taller raised bed and they should be fine thru the hot months bcs i have some 30 year old plastic lattice that i have hooped over the bed (repurposed from our inlaws old pool deck). i put an old sheer curtain over it to further keep it shaded and protected from the summer sun and they love it. did this last year in a different raised bed and they did quite well.

If you live somewhere with mild weather, like so cal, there is no need to suceesion sow some plants. But you must plant them in sheltered areas (next to walls or large pillars, and out of the full sun of the afternoon). I know it sounds counterintuitive, but it works. And they produce until December. I don’t even trim back my plants for overwintering, and they’ve done fine (actually better than fine, they’ve got crazy growth and crazy flowering). Of course this won’t work for all varieties of plants (this works well for plants like tomatoes). However, my mom did have a perennial cucumber plant (and did not trim it back either, even in mid 30’s temps).

Thanks Luke! Never heard of that spinach before. Also succession growing zucchini and cucumbers!!! Love this 👍🏻 I’m in Rochester Hills Michigan. Appreciate you 😊🫑🌶️🥒

Have a blessed day! Wendy❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸

This is so helpful! Thank you 😁

Some people think Malibar spinach is slimy try Egyption spinach loves the heat. God bless In my area zone 8 will try some of crops in late July. Carrots and cucumbers

Have basil and marigolds around my tomatoes

Love your videos. They are very helpful.

Thank you so much. I feel so behind in my planting. I’m gonna plant my beans and possible some beets and kale

I'm in Michigan too ! It's been a bad slug year and moles and potato bugs ! All my bean seed I got from you geminated😊

@WilliamWalrusFreedom

21 күн бұрын

I’m in Massachusetts and the slugs have been pretty bad too. They’ve taken out most of my strawberries and even left a bunch of marigolds looking like skeletons. Tomatoes carrots and onions haven’t been touched so far luckily.

I’m planting seeds this morning! Rain coming this afternoon.

I planted a few bunching onions that I rooted from the grocery store, 9 years later, it's the center piece of one of my beds. Every year it adds about an inch in diameter and I have to cut it back a little. She's about 14 inches around at this time.

I love Malibar spinach. I've been planting it for a number of years with lots of success. I would tell people that it's very abundant, so planting a little goes a long way.

Great info!

Man I wish it was 85° down here. We’re already getting triple digit temps. Great for the peppers.. not so much for the rest.

and if you live in heat think cowpeas you can use them fresh or dry them

Got my 25% off deal at your online store! I’m late to plant every year but God provides, a neighbor traded quail eggs for too many swiss chard plants she grew. Win win win cause swiss chard kept growing!

Rainbow Swiss chard putting in the ground today but it's raining quite hard! Thanks for the tips, learning a lot from your channel, thanks much!😂

Just put in some melons and when I was at a garden supply store they had some poor onion plants on sale to get rid of. I had just cleaned out the area where I had my early radishes so figured the plants might make something by fall.

In NE OH. Just planted out some tomato and pepper seedlings last weekend. Still a few more to do. Planting beans soon! Haven't decided on corn yet. Still ha e some squash to plant too

The seeds I need are short day onions, purple and chedder cauliflower.

This weeks going to be so hot. I juust walked out to some spouts that are wilted and done. Glad they were free😂 i hate transplanting for that reason.

Oh, my. I'm just doing transplants today. Last night was our average last frost date. 😄😄

बहुत बढ़िया स्वामी जी 🙏🙏🙏

Here in Oregon ive planted a whole garden the firts of July including only bulbs and got a great harvest. Some of the tomatoes had to ripen in my window seals but other than that everything did good. I didnt grow any melons that year.

I live in Utah where we get cold winters and hot and dry summers. Every year I grow a lettuce called parris Island. It’s like a romaine type lettuce, but it actually tolerates heat better than any other I’ve tried.

Ayyyy nice I planted some broccoli yesterday

When do you sow Purple Sprouting Broccoli and when should you transplant it out into the garden?

Of that list, we can grow basil, cantaloupes and Armenian cucumbers (a melon) during June here in the Phoenix area. Everything else had to be in the ground some time ago. And some are finishing. But my tomatoes, peppers, chard, and squash are still producing well right now. They are shaded and will be done soon.

Any fruit plants you recommend for this time of year?

This was a great video. You are very optimistic and love watching you. Please be more willing to use electroculture if only to experiment. It’s not going to take away from your business.

Cannabis xD (if you dont need a huge plant, may/june is totally fine outdoors)

Although I usually have success growing most things, beans have been an strangely difficult thing for me to grow. I've tried 3 years in a row. Something is eating leaves off young plants. I began covering each of them at night with food containers and still finding the leaves eaten off, have no idea what is the culprit.

I just looked up nasturtiums because I've never heard of them. They sound like they would be great on a sandwich or salad. The zone hardness is 10-11. I'm in Chicago at 5a. I know you are around Detroit at about 6g and are having great success growing nasturtiums so is the zone 10-11. I would really like to start growing it so how does this work?

@cathydavis9259

22 күн бұрын

OOPS I don't have my glasses on, 6B

@donnacf3885

22 күн бұрын

They are annuals, germinate and grow quite quickly. I grow them easily in zone 3a. They usually last til October up here. They also set seed quickly, too. 😊

@Seeing-Being

15 күн бұрын

I moved from 8A zone but had nasturtium grow from summer til the freeze in Texas. Someone watered & left my wrapped containers of nasturtium. That was the only thing that took them out. The leaves are adorable, but they are phenomenal when they flower. Good luck.

@angelaa4672

9 күн бұрын

I grow them non stop in inside beginning in May, put on 1st of june..but just started more 3 days ago and they going crazy already...I love them to deter bugs..and the pepper taste to them in salads.yummmm..ur weather should be close to ours!good luck!!! Try it...they super easy and hard to kill.lol

Did broccoli and cauliflower, both went straight to seed. 😢 I planted in late march.

I have some Chinese Cucumbers in the ground I bought from a local nursery about a week or two ago and they're already blooming and starting to produce little tiny fruit. I tied them onto my arch trellis his morning and am looking forward to when they grow all the way over it. I also have some Biet Alpha and Armenian cucumber and Sugar Anne peas hardening off on the porch, as well as several types of melons. I still need some green bean seeds. I was wondering if the yard long ones taste the same as the regular varieties?

South Louisiana here. Yea most of that not going fly. Already hitting 100 heat index.

So what if you take carrot seeds and put them in a ziplock and damp paper towel and put them in the fridge for a week before planting?

I am just getting everything in. I am surprised you can get things in so much earlier than us.

Deepgreen colors ftw, oh the light types too occassionally

Thanks for sharing this valuable information. I've been having issues getting Parsley and Cilantro to grow from seed for several years. I'm in zone 7b Tennessee. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks!

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Michigan, You need to the zone in your title

I have to say that my seeds are fine, but the plants are not growing here in the Berkshires. No idea why this year is different, but went to the nursery for plants yesterday. Have changed crops over already and it has only been 6 weeks. Peace

1.26M...Very nice work....I have subs