Kohl Rabi, beets, fennel, swiss chard, kale, winter radish, annual herbs, salad (lettuce and spinach), turnips, potato

@stshnie

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I was going to take notes but didn’t want to disrupt the flow. Now I have the list. Excellent.

@greeneyedlady5580

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! By the end I've always forgotten half of them.

@DunFiddlin

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, wish this was in the description rather than Crop 1,2,3, etc

@acrow1714

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@lawrenceg1821

3 жыл бұрын

@@DunFiddlin Agree.

Does anyone else wish he had a channel that shows us how he prepares and uses all these incredible veggies? Roasted leeks?! SHOW US!!! Never even heard of it! He'd have such a lovely cooking show!

@dantemoore2338

Жыл бұрын

I wish that literally every time I watch a video!

@suzanneknight

Жыл бұрын

Try roasting leeks with fennel - leeks cut to 1cm slices, the fennel sliced lengthways, toss in olive oil,sea salt and black pepper, a crushed garlic clove snd a shot of dry vermouth ('cinzano' or 'martini') - wide shallow roasting dish, about 30 mins at 180c. Great with fish or lamb.

@GosieKin

3 күн бұрын

Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!

1. Kohlrabi 2. Beet Root 3. Fennel 4. Swiss Chard 5. Kale 6. Winter Radish 7. Annual Herbs (Coriander, Parsley, Dill) 8. Greens (Lettuce, Spinach) 9. Turnip 10. Potatoes (blight resistant variety ex Sarpo Mira)

@Enchantedlight_20_13_

Жыл бұрын

Perfect!

@jmad8163

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely excellent saved me a lot of time

I am really enjoying watching all your videos. I'm a 72 year old lady and have never done any gardening. I've just built a raised garden in my pocket sized garden and am so excited about trying to grow vegetables. Your beginners video was very clear, but you mentioned how everyone makes mistakes. Sadly I don't think I'll have time for that...so I'll have to get it right first tilme 😜. I'm looking forward to many more of your videos

@AndreaDingbatt

2 жыл бұрын

Bless you and I hope you're enjoying your garden and produce!! Always tastes better than shop bought, and that's a fact!! Namaste 🙏💞 Andrea and Critters. ..XxX...

@fortbumper

Жыл бұрын

doing your garden is realy the best the commercial ''food '' is not only expensif but is loded with chemical

@GosieKin

3 күн бұрын

Good luck with whatever you're growing and enjoy! ❤❤

@Catsrule7

3 күн бұрын

I’m 76 and started on my journey to grow as much as I could in 2020. Yes, mistakes happen, weather doesn’t always cooperate, and you need to protect young crops against birds and other creatures. But don’t give up, keep whacking in those seeds and you will be amazed at what you can grow. Don’t be frightened to experiment or be intimidated by the immaculate plots you often see on KZread.

@inimitableminimalist

4 сағат бұрын

don't just grow the plants, let the plants grow you

With cilantro you get so much seed I end up harvesting and using it as a continual covercrop during the summer. Pollinators love it for when it flowers, and it protects beds from being bare during turnovers. During this major heatwave we had here in western Canada my cannellini bean starts were protected by cilantro that was growing all around it. Doesn't matter if it is bolting all the time just keep throwing down the seed and pull when you want to make space in a bed.

Turnip greens have long been a staple of southern cooking.

It is annoying that I get a notification two days after your uploads. But glad to see them when I notice they are there. Thanx Huw

Succession sowing is my big goal this season! In previous years, I have never had a plan for what happens to my beds after I harvest the main crop. Now, I have an array of turnips, beets, pak choi, mibuna and chard seeds ready to fill out the vacant spaces left by garlic, potatoes etc. Thanks for making this video! It's so uplifting to see that the fun of sowing doesn't have to stop when spring is over.

@ogr8bearded175

3 жыл бұрын

Add leaf lettuce to your list. Both Black Seeded Simpson and Buttercrunch can start providing salad leaves in just a month

@linnemarchand1628

2 жыл бұрын

I also noticed an experienced gardener at our community garden growing daikon radish after garlic. I tried it and liked it. I also successfully tried white turnip and not so successfully the rutabaga. I'll stick to white and salad, my favourite.

@linnemarchand1628

2 жыл бұрын

I forgot to mention that the turnips went in after the adjacent bulb onions.

Fennel pollen is absolutely delicious too, for the record. My ex is a chef and used to use it in pasta dishes with leek and peas. So good.

@that_auntceleste5848

3 жыл бұрын

How and when do you harvest the pollen? I imagine you have to let the plants over winter and then go to seed and season 2, if they are biennial like carrots, is that right? Does the bulb get woody at that point, so that you are essentially sacrificing the bulb for the pollen? So many questions! 😄 I'd be interested in trying it even if just with one plant!

@bellabellabelladonna

3 жыл бұрын

@@that_auntceleste5848 sorry, no idea. He had a tin of it, so we didn’t grow it ourselves. I’m keen to experiment though, because it was SO good!

@erinobrien8408

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you - I'd never heard of that. Now I HAVE GOT to try to it! I grow perennial fennel, no bulb. I'm going to try to collect some pollen from it and see what it's like. At least it sets pollen reliably every year, so fingers crossed! 😋

@JulieMikalson

3 жыл бұрын

@@that_auntceleste5848 Just cut yellow flowering heads early, before they get seedy. Chop and cut into butter or add to pickles, or sprinkle on salads or pastas as a pretty garnish. I use fennel seed in many things i cook also - pasta sauces, roasting pans, stuff i boil, like rice. Use it in breads, or a pinch raw raw to soothe your stomach - and sweeten your breath. Sprinkle the fennel seed on pizza while it is hot...sweet and savory go great together. More like that!

@linnemarchand1628

2 жыл бұрын

@@erinobrien8408 Thanks for sharing that. I had no idea fennel could be perennial. Is that because of your zone or is it the variety?

We love your channel, Huw!

Thank you , I love your videos they are so straightforward and really give practical tips 😊

Succession sowing: my best achievement of this growing season; thanks for the continued inspiration.

Some great ideas here - thanks. This is only the third season growing from my ten raised beds, with still a lot to learn!

Thank for the list, enjoyed visiting your garden this morning. I am in Texas, we are having never ending rain. Should be a good time for sowing

Just when I was planning my July sowing, your video came up! Thanks a lot, it is so helpful for me 🌸🏵🌺🌹🌻🥀🌷🌼🌻🥀💐🏵🌹🌺

This is so very timely! Thank you so much for such useful information. For beginners like myself, your channel is indispensable! 🤗

Thank you for giving the recommended Zone for this video. Super helpful. Love your videos.

@NarjunGuillas

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you I'm a dialysis patient please support my channel.

Great video thanks for all the tips & I Iove your generosity, always mentioning others 💕

Just watching this now for our Aussie autumn. Thankyou! So good, as always. 🇦🇺🌱

Roasted fennel bulb is such a treat! 😋

So inspiring. Many thanks Huw as always. 👍🏻

Foxgloves looks so stunning in your garden.

great video! I have been growing some herbs with a fair amount of success, this has made me want to try to plant some of these late ones for the bunnies to eat over winter!

Thank you 😊 for the Gardening advice. I am learning so much from others that garden 🪴 Here in Nova Scotia Canada 🇨🇦. And online. Just loving 🥰 homesteading.

I grow bronze fennel in the flower garden! It’s so beautiful!

Thank you for the information. Live in Zone 9, USA. Will be using your guide starting in August.

Huw, you're my inspiration! Thank you for all your advice.

Great stuff, Huw!

Thank you for this video, valuable as always!! 😍🌻

Thank you Huw. I'm definitely going to be planting some beetroot, chards and kale this weekend 🌿

Thank you so much Sir,we will be needing more of such videos that teach us to prepare in advance .I really appreciate your efforts.

@NarjunGuillas

3 жыл бұрын

May God bless you more I'm a dialysis patient from Philippines please support my channel.

excellent just built a raised bed, thanks

What a brilliant resource you are. Thank you 🙏🏻

@HuwRichards

2 жыл бұрын

So nice of you! Thank you :)

Brilliant and extremely useful. Thanks!

Thanks for the inspiration to get more seeds started Huw. I enjoy harvesting and cooking with garden produce the most in autumn and winter so it is good to hear your tips for veg for those seasons. Will remind myself of Liz's recommendations too!

@NarjunGuillas

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you I'm a dialysis patient please support my channel.

Watching your videos I'm learning about veggies I never heard of. I now have a list I take to my local farmers market to purchas and taste test (yes I do wait for it to be inseason, so I know they are at their peak flavors). If my family likes them they go on the "to grow" list.

Brilliant video very inspirational thank you Huw

I like your garden..you are doing great..I grow things in the pot and love it..you inspire me so much .thanks for sharing

great video with so many fun facts along the way, thank you!

Thanks for the advice.

As soon as I pull the rest of the beets & carrots, I'll be planting Rutabaga seeds for the fall harvest.

Fantastic as always 😊

What a wonderful way to wind down a particularly stressful week, sipping a nice dirty martini and listening to Huw's soothing voice. Wonderful video sir!

Wow, your climate cools in August? That's the hottest part of the season for me.

@rolandneier9707

3 жыл бұрын

Wtf... It has not even been warm here in July and now storm destroyed the whole garden to pieces...

@rachelcreagerireland5815

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I'm in zone 8, think it's way too early to sow the ones that like cool weather. Most of my summer stuff has died, so I don't know what to do. Maybe try another round of squashes, see if they do better the 2nd time...

@przybyla420

2 жыл бұрын

Just go by the average first frost dates, remember to add a couple weeks to days to maturity since stuff grows slower as it turns to fall. You have to get it in the ground or a pot if you want to have time to get a harvest. Use microclimates, dappled shade, morning and late evening sun and shade cloth to your advantage.

Thanks Huw, excellent recommendations. I had planted a couple already but I loved some of the other suggestions, particularly the Sarpo Mira potatoes. Looking forward to experiment with them this year.

Lovely video Huw and team. Visually stimulating as well as very informative thank you. Do not know how I missed this one first time around.

Thank you Huw a lovely vlog l will be sowing my seeds this weekend thank you again xx

Fantastic video as always, thank you Huw👩🏼‍🌾

Thanks Huw. Lovely to see your flourishing garden. Here in New Zealand I"m adding 6 months onto your timeframe and hope I'll remember to check this video out when our summertime is here.

@elinannestad5320

Жыл бұрын

me too. That fennel look magnificent.

Lovely video thanks for that!! Got to get planting!!

Excellent video. Very informative! Thanks 👍👍👍

Wicked video and so timely huw! I feel like the July sowings this year will be the best crops of the year

Great ideas!

Great as usual, Huw….you see, it was so good, I watched it again

Awesome update my friend

I've just harvested my onions and most of my lettuce and planted some calabrese in their spot, I've also sown some more garlic chives for indoors as I still have chives out doors in shaded area

This is the first year I am planting in modules now for mid-July planting. I am zone 8, and we had too much rain and very cool temperatures this last spring, so everything is a bit behind, but they do catch up. I intercrop quite a bit, which is amazing to see. I struggle with beats for some reason, so I will see how they do planting now (in late June), to see if I have better luck than in early spring or autumn to winter over. Thank you Huw for everything you have taught me - Sean from the US state of Oregon, in Portland.

Thank you really enjoyed this video. 👍

Thank you brother, regards from Indonesia

Love this channel!

Thank you! I actually have a packet of black radishes so am going to plant those today :)

Fantastic info thank you

really enjoyed thst

Thank you 🙏🏼

Love it!❤❤

very helpful and i love vital seeds !!!

That's a neat idea about storing the potted potatoes into winter.

Thank you for your videos. They are so informative!

@HuwRichards

2 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate that!

Great video with lots of yummy crops to grow! My ultimate favorite is as always Kale! Thanks for sharing.

Oh I wished I lived where you at. To hot in south east Texas. So July is about getting ready for winter. Like October, even then is so hot like in the 90s. Beautiful garden you have!

Perfect timing. I pulled up 40 broadbean plants and cleared a raised bed today...some good ideas on what to do with the space. Thank you.

@NarjunGuillas

3 жыл бұрын

May God bless you more I'm a dialysis patient from Philippines please support my channel.

Loved the video, nice and practical. I was initially put off with the background music... but thankfully it didn’t last long👍

Yep... good idea to seed again for a fall harvest. I just planted beets and radishes 8 )

Great video this

I'm glad to see you through the channel. I hope we can communicate with you and be loved again. I support your channel. Thank you!

Fantastic video

Herbs are great and I am about to create a new herb bed in the garden. Its the one thing I never concentrate on but its time to amend that

Good information. Thanks!

My chickens love turnip leaves.

It´s interesting to see the diferences between several countrys. I´m living in Germany, which isn´t that far away from you, and we sow kohlrabi out in march. and i harvested the first one this week.

You really started giving me the passion of starting my own vegetable garden. The information and knowledge you give is great! Thanks a lot!

@wayneking9997

3 жыл бұрын

It's great having the passion to start gardening but it's about keeping the passion to garden when things might not go your way just remember that

@KristinGasser

3 жыл бұрын

Same here... 🙌🙏

@cptnickaviation

3 жыл бұрын

@@wayneking9997 that’s very true! There have been times where I wanted to give up because vegetables wouldn’t grow but gradually understood the reasons why.

@wayneking9997

3 жыл бұрын

@@cptnickaviation I think we've all had those moments but it's through learning that you gain experience

@michaeljay4213

3 жыл бұрын

isnt weed a good plant to grow?

I have to wait until end of September to do anything since I'm in Texas, USA where it's so hot. Being in August we really just started summer with 98f/36c all day long. But I'm looking forward to it and putting in reminders in my phone to remind myself to plant when the time comes!

@janforaker3127

2 жыл бұрын

I'm in DFW area. I have carrots and beets plant in shade doing very well.

appreciate the videos, excellent content and good man for the shout out for your seed friends :)

Wow that amazing 🤩

😃 Hay tantos vegetales por conocer... tantas cosas por aprender. Gracias Huw.

@NarjunGuillas

3 жыл бұрын

May God bless you more I'm a dialysis patient from Philippines please support my channel.

Great video. We just planted new plants and here in San Diego the soil is too warm for root vegetables so we grow mostly tomatoes, onions, peppers and eggplants

Hi Huw, yes it is completely mad this time of the year for seed sowing, it is none stop right now and I have no intention of slowing down. I have never really got on with Kohl Rabi due to the space it takes to grow...Steve...😃

I can share oregano plants and beet seed with anyone in Portland area. Happy to get some of your excess figs, squash or Kale in trade. Our chickens love compost scraps. We'll have Plums to swap in August also. 8b is our zone, and we always get a cool rain 3rd week of August, so that helps plants limping along in drought, or that we can get started in summer. Our rain barrels are now empty, and I tote grey-water out from sink and shower containers daily. Weekly deep watering is fine for most plants, once established.

Fennel was a staple veg growing up in Switzerland. Mum boiled them and served with a bechamel (white sauce) delicious..

Excellent video and good seed selection for sowing in July Huw Richards.

@NarjunGuillas

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you I'm a dialysis patient please support my channel.

Beautiful video, although I dont live in those climate zones, learning is never a bad thing.

Climate difference. Australia is in their winter. Here in the US in Indiana we’re in Summer. It’s extremely hot and humid. This year we had warmer weather a few weeks in April so I grew radishes, beets, peas, spring onion and lettuce under low tunnels. The first week in May it snowed. June it got hot and dry followed by the heat and thunderstorms the last week. I tucked in peppers and tomatoes as I was pulling out early plants. The dry weather didn’t help them get a good start so I’m just hoping they get better. I started butternut squash and zucchini in another bed away from my apple trees. In that same area I did try brussel sprouts and broccoli. They did well until the end of June then died back with the dry heat. I put in okra and cucumbers in their place. Short term brassicas do better here like radishes and turnips. In August I plant more radishes, lettuce and greens that I cover in October and normally have greens until Christmas. Indiana climate is different. I do like how you do poly culture and succession planting. You have some very good information.

Your garden is always beautiful and never buggy!! What are your tips for insect control?

@FloraM44

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! I was watching this thinking of all the flea beetles who would be happy if I planted my winter radishes now 🤦🏼‍♀️

@Tanner_Star-Tree

3 жыл бұрын

Companion planting with lavender, rosemary, marigold helps. I recommend researching integrated pest management sprays using biodegradable soap, citric acid and essential plant oils.

Thank you So much for stating at the beginning what zone your suggested seeding of vegetables was for. Saved me a lot of time.

I had never tried the black radish or parsnips before but the radish has done well in one corner of my garden it just keeps reseeding its self and just found out the parsnip has done the same witch I thought was carrots so this year I will enjoy all 3 and have plenty of seeds. This year was the first year I grew everything from seed in my green house and this year I will house inside tomatoes 3 different ones,and tricolored peppers. And my heirloom large cherryl tomato volunteered again and all tomatoes are just blooming. Its been a growing curve this year . Frost in May and not much rain so I've been making comfrey& purselane tea too boost some growth I'm planning on having a row comfrey around the whole fence areas that way when I fall plow I can add the cuttings into the soil for good composted soil.

Great video 👍🏻 I had bad luck with beets this...lots of foliage but when I pulled up a couple of them...no beets..

Great video. Subscribed !!! 👍

Another great vid! Looking forward to trying some kohlrabi! 😁

Me gustan mucho esos cultivos

It would be really great if you can add a video on how to prepare your beds between plantings. Thanks!