7 Vegetables to Plant Now (August) for Fall Harvest!

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Are you interested in growing a Fall garden? In this video I give you several ideas of what you can plant now for Fall harvest! If you have any questions about Fall gardening make sure to ask me down in the comments!

Hi!
My name is Justin and I have my managed my family's business (S&K Greenhouse) for the last 10 years! It is a local garden center in Shelby, NC that my family started around 25 years ago.

We have a strong desire to discuss and teach gardening to the online community and welcome anyone who wants to learn. Though we have been involved in the plant world for decades we have found that there is always something to learn when it comes to gardening.

Whether you are a master gardener or just starting out this channel is for you. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch our videos!

[jbmann]

Heck YES, I want to hear and see Bruce cook up some collards with bacon and brown sugar. That sound great!!

[dtanner]

I learned a couple of things from you. 1) I like the planting in that one tray, then to the cell packs. 2) The lettuce bowl, super good idea. Thanks for the video.

[misslady]

New subscriber I enjoyed your video and I'm going to try lettuce again. I was told we couldn't grow it here in California and I looked it up and got good information on how to. I can't wait to see more of your videos 😌

[kathyperry]

Your videos are my favorite gardening videos around!! Thank you.

[ironrose]

Just found your channel and I’m a newbie gardener. I’m planting kale, Swiss chard, arugula, spinach and beets. I forgot about broccoli and hadn’t thought about green beans until you mentioned it. 😎

[silversprout]

This video is packed full of AMAZING INFO!! More like 20 things to grow RIGHT NOW!
PLUS not just HOW to and WHAT to grow but how to COOK it and the VITAMINS and the BENEFITS of those vitamins. Forget the poison for profit doctors, just watch JUSTIN!!
I’m about an hour from Shelby and been growing for like 10 years. I learned a ton of new stuff in this video like a second round of squash is still possible and green beans!Thanks so much Justin!! ;o)

[marionallen]

Love Bruce he has my dream garden 🪴!!! Definitely more Bruce lol

[liebekatz]

I love your videos. They're easy to follow and understand. ❤

[thewisceeeggg]

I have benefited greatly from your positive encouragement that we can become "plant people". I have had a good summer in the garden, and Justin you get a share of the credit, after God, of course. Bless you.

[dawnhumphries]

I just started collards for the first time a few weeks ago. I would love to see some hints on cooking them.

[taracherry]

I killed every plant I ever had until I decided to become a gardener. I'm actually surprising myself. If I can do it, anyone can.

[NCPanthersfan]

Here in Shelby! Would love to see Bruce cook those collards.

[siohbon]

Hi. Love the information. What my grandmother and mother usually do with kale is that they cook it together with the collard greens. They would even make a cooking mixture combining collard greens, mustard greens, kale and turnip greens.

[robrenhar]

Thank you for the great info. Here in north texas everything burned this year in drought/heat. You encouraged me to try for Fall.

[gloriaedington]

I’m so excited to know I still have time for a second try at growing and harvesting the veggies I love using in smoothies. Thank you for such a great gardening show and I too look forward to another video with Bruce Duncan. 😊🥾🥾

[dandahermitseals]

Oh Shelby N C. We're across the field from British Columbia border at 3, 000 ft. Dandahermit

[msmaddox]

Yes! I would love to see a cooking video of Bruce making his collard greens recipe! I love collard greens!

[Migglefitch]

I love happy frog products. Excellent for growing anything and everything

[jbennettkernan]

Happy Frog is fantastic! We used it for the first time this year and our tiny, raised bed garden has been fantastic.

[cheriegoers]

If you grow something you don't think you like, you can dehydrate and powder it, and put some of the powder in soups. I plan on doing this with my beets.