12 Vegetables You Should Plant in August

When summer season is over, you can start a new garden in fall by planting these 12 vegetables in August!

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0:49 Broccoli
1:15 Potatoes
1:55 Onions
2:45 Green Beans
3:39 Garlic
4:32 Radish
4:33 Carrots
4:34 Beets
4:35 Turnip
5:09 Lettuce
5:30 Spinach
5:54 Kale
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[rosalindhb]

I would like to see a DYI on storing potatoes without a root cellar.

[piratejayesh]

Your videos are always fascinating to watch
I wanna thank you for your effort to help us grow our plants and follow our hobby

[calebshorts]

So excited when he posts a video indeed jag you are a gem

[JoseRuiz-vmhr]

I love watching your videos, and the only one I have seen so far that explain when to plant in other zones. Nobody else do this. Big Kudos to you and keep it up. Other youtubers think that everyone has the same soil and the nice temperatures like they do, not here in big Tex it is 107 degrees in Aug 2nd.

[vanessaperez]

Amazing video! Loved seeing the carrots and radishes being harvested out of the ground.

[orowizard]

Thanks for another great video, just in the nick of time!!!

[esthersdaughterlong]

Thank you so much for all of this information. I'm in zone 10 so I have to wait a little bit longer.

[nedkelly]

Good list 👍 I've recently harvested shallots and garlic from a raised bed, and am debating whether to grow kale in it over Autumn/Winter, or rest it until next Spring, and grow a green manure crop on it, to dig in over winter. Gotta give something back to the soil 🤔

[maranatha]

Thank you, Jag. Planting our own food is fun and necessary nowadays with the price of food. I have been watching your videos for years. We live in Madera, CA. My husband and I was overjoyed when you bought your farm. Maybe we will visit Daisy Creek Farms one day. I pray you never see drought conditions. All the best to you.

[JAZZYYISRAEL]

Are there any gardening books you recommend that detail the basics of gardening such as correct ph levels for soil type, watering scheduling, correct soil type, minerals needed per plant, etc.?

[robinjohnston]

I am also in zone 9 so Our frost is not until January if we get a frost at all!

[nabilalbert]

Thanks for the info. Does this apply to the Canadian weather too.

[classiccityfinds]

All these all direct sow in zone 9? I noticed you direct sown the latter but what about broccoli? Did you start those indoors in July?

[romancimicky]

maybe in California, in the Czech Republic maybe pea ripens

[v.m.]

If you are in zone 3, you are totally screwed.