Start Seeds With Us For Fall LIVE With @epicgardening

Join @jacquesinthegarden and Kevin as they riff, jam, and start seeds for their late summer / fall gardens.

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[christinecox]

Really loving all the butterflies flying around while you talk.

[tpen]

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.

[Gardeningchristine]

I was potting up some orange hat tomatoes to grow in the windows this winter. The plants are tiny but do produce quite a bit 🌱🍅

[DJG_TuscolaTX]

😂 Love 💕 the “volley” between you too - so awesome 🤩 !!

[pedromunoz]

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

[fuzzypumpkin]

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.

[mikimasumoto]

Excellent tutorial with Kevin and Jacque. Very very bright men.😊

[ghmichel]

I love the Epic Gardening team for showing us we can all grow our food if we put in some effort ✊🏾 Kevin & Jacques, how much of your family’s food (savings) comes from your gardens? I wonder if Epic could make a video on partially quitting the grocery store.

[NN-fzpd]

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!!

[kfetter]

Loved all the butterflies fluttering around!🥰🦋🦋🦋 Btw, why didn't you guys just stand under an umbrella for this? 🤣

[kodaxanner]

NOOOO HOW COULD I MISSS THIS, THIS WAS THE VIDEO I WAS WAITING FORR AND IT WAS LIVE??? AND I MISSED IT??!?! By 8 minutes 🥲🥲💔

[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.

[sherimatukonis]

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.

[paytenbeene]

We need an everyday eats cookbook by Jacque! Growing the plants are one thing, putting them into every day use is another 😅

[sproutingemily]

I just love you guys. You had me at "bean fever" followed by "I'm doing dried beans." Yep, that's where I'm at.

[brendawydeven]

I'm doing peas and garlic in Wisconsin. Still have plants growing in pots so that's all I'm going.

[lizdietrich]

LOVE the longer video, omg, what a treat!!!! Listened on my morning commute and arrived in a great mood!! 🙏🏼🦋🎉

[sallyannlaw]

I've been growing perpetual spinach for years in my garden. Because of the weather here in Plymouth, UK, my spring sowing bolted for the first time. This has never happened before. I love that it will grow right through the winter. I find that it's got a much more meaty texture and unlike other varieties of spinach, doesn't wilt to nothing once cooked. The flavour is less irony and in winter, after a few frosts, will become sweeter. It's my go to variety more so than others.

[helenmcclellan]

I wish I had known you would be going live...I missed it, but I am glad I can watch this now.

[normarosado]

You guys are hilarious😂 But seriously love that you talk anout your failures as well as success. Keep it coming..