Fall Gardening Kick Off! // Fall Garden Series #1

Should you grow more summer vegetables or put in a fall garden? What can you grow in fall in your climate? Brian from Next Level Gardening and Next Level Homestead will show you what you can grow in your organic garden in fall. If you live in a mild winter climate, you can still plant summer vegetables in August. If you live in cooler climates, you will learn how to figure out which vegetables you can fit in before winter comes.

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LIST OF COOL SEASON CROPS
Beets
Broccoli
Brussels Sprouts
Cabbage
Carrots
Cauliflower
Green Onions
Kale
Kohlrabi
Leeks
Lettuce
Parsnips
Rutabaga
Spinach
Swiss Chard
Turnips

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[kirkshar]

Nov. 26th. 8B, Northern Florida. I didn't hear peas for the fall, will they work?

[RobinL]

Southwest Florida-December 15th here too. 👍🏻

[pattishine-hayes]

Geneva, IL (Zone 5) - October 10 per The Old Farmer's Almanac. :) Love your videos Brian! I've learned SO MUCH from you!

[tinagilmore]

Thanks for explaining this fall garden info! I want to plant carrots, lettuces, sweet potatoes are already in, those sun gold tomatoes, broccoli and green onions. I love your new homestead, and have been building my entire yard just like you are! It’s come a lot no way, but now I’m focusing on raised bed vegetable gardens.

[simoneburrill]

I'm in naples Italy and our first frost day is very rare, I've been gardening here for about 15 years and I've seen frost only once

[jandcbenoy]

I admire your vision and energy in tackling such a huge project!!! I know you will not only make it beautiful but also sustainable. Best wishes and Gods blessings💕

[annierothman]

October 13th - 21st. 5B. DES PLAINES, IL. I'm planted beets, sugar snap peas, carrots, radishes, daikon.

[PriscillaWong]

Nov 10 in NYC. Good luck to everyone for the next round of gardening!

[juneritchie]

Greetings, Brian. In southeast Virginia USA first frost date (for light freeze) according to Farmer's Almanac, is November 27 this year. I've planted some of the quick growing plants already and am eagerly waiting for cool enough weather for the fall crops.

[kat]

Dec 14 as first frost date made me giggle. we are usually shoveling by then! our first frost is usually end of September. zone 4B

[kathypope]

Wyoming Sept 15 Thanks for the video. Super helpful and easy to understand as usual.

[jenniferhenderson]

October 20 here in Southern B.C🌶 I have time to go one more round in the garden, woohoo!🌼

[pushpanaresh]

Really excited to see how this all comes together. Keep at it Brian.👍

[cathymccall]

November 1st Upstate South Carolina...Best to you and yours Brian! Best wishes to all fellow dirt diggers out there and Blessings too for hearty harvests coming up xo

[stAmbientGrl]

Louisville, KY. Oct. 15th.
Lettuce, spinach, kale, Swiss chard, carrots in a large grow bag, broccoli, purple califlower, purple radishes, beets, yellow and red onions, red cabbage.

[robinsocal]

I'm in SoCal (city of Orange) first frost date is listed as infrequent, lol!!! However a second check listed it as Dec 25, last frost Feb 1

[notmyfault]

Soil temperature is everything when planting crops!

[LanaiDebbie]

In Lāna’i City, HI we have no frost. It does get cooler in the winter than in other places in Hawaii…down to the low to mid 50 * F. That is when I grow cool season vegetables.

[cubanmama]

You are in my prayers as you transition to a whole new gardening world. It takes years to grow the "perfect" garden. God bless you.

[gailgreenberg]

Well, I live in France...and my 1st frost date is around Nov 4th (to Nov. 11th)! I'll be sowing just about all the veggies you mentioned!!!! So happy to see you looking happy too!