25 Veggies You Can Plant In March RIGHT NOW!

In this video, I share 25 veggies you can plant in March right now! March is crunch time for starting seeds, because now is when most of our favorite warm weather crops for our spring garden and summer garden are started. These are my favorite garden vegetables to plant in March!

All 25 of these crops you can start from seed in March, but whether you start seeds in early, middle or late March will depend on your climate and the days to maturity of the crop you're starting. This video contains a blend of vegetables best grown by starting seeds indoors and also by direct sowing outdoors. I break it all down for you in this video so it's easy to understand.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 Vegetables To Start In March
0:30 Veggies 1-7
2:34 Veggies 8-9
5:11 Veggies 10-13
6:58 Veggies 14-16
9:10 Veggie 17
10:39 Veggies 18-19
12:08 Veggies 20-22
15:35 Veggies 23-25
18:26 Adventures With Dale

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[TheMillennialGardener]

If you enjoyed this video, please "Like" and share it to help increase its reach! Thanks for watching 😊TIMESTAMPS for convenience:
0:00 Vegetables To Start In March
0:30 Veggies 1-7
2:34 Veggies 8-9
5:11 Veggies 10-13
6:58 Veggies 14-16
9:10 Veggie 17
10:39 Veggies 18-19
12:08 Veggies 20-22
15:35 Veggies 23-25
18:26 Adventures With Dale

[jesusflores]

Really appreciate you putting out these videos as what we should plant this upcoming month vs what so many youtubers do in making a video about what they've ALREADY planted weeks before the video. it's a small thing but makes a big difference as a viewer in feeling like we're keeping up as new gardeners as opposed to feeling like we're always a step behind yall.

[marquis]

My son is 7 and is very interested in having a garden. We struggle and I have EBT which I just learned I can buy seeds and plants with. This has been incredibly helpful. Starting a garden will be great learning for me and my son, we'll have fresh food, and be saving money! Exciting! ❤

[amyrea]

Love the “what to plant monthly videos!” So helpful. Thank you!

[courtneycullen]

I have already started all of my peppers and early tomatoes, and am starting the rest of my tomatoes this week. I am so excited! I plant leeks, garlic, and onions in my front yard because the foliage is so pretty, which frees up a lot of room in my big back garden

[diego_villena]

Hey man! As a fellow Carolinian, I love your videos as both highly informative and highly relevant. I gotta tell ya, I'd just LOVE a video on what to direct sow in April for us late starters!

[OurLadyFarms]

Thanks for these type of videos! I find them extremely helpful.

[annharlan]

I'm 65 and been gardening with my family since I was a kid but I've learned so much from you. Thank you.

[nickhendrix]

It’s great having such quality content right down the road from me. Keep it up!

[kimberlyhelms]

Hello from Union County! I started lots of seed in January, and some have already gone into the ground. If I can keep the squirrels from digging them up, I should have a great spring garden. Thanks for all the wonderful gardening knowledge. You've made it easy to want to try new varieties of things I've always grown. I kinda went a little tomato and pepper crazy this year. Not sure what I'm going to do with them all😆 My goal for 2024 is to have something in the garden all year round. I think I can do it using all your growing advice. Keep up the terrific video, I look for them each week! Love and hugs to sweet Dale!

[daydreamingofpuzzles]

I think I have watched this video 5 times now and it wasn’t until the last time watching that I finally took notes on what to plant 😂

[bonnielowe]

I would like to see a video of u walking around your garden and talking about your garden

[itwillgroweventually]

Your videos are always informative. I like seeing what other people do and there is always something to learn.

[asha.m]

7b and chives, bunching onions, thyme, oregano and strawberries have wintered well under feet of snow and months of -5 to -20C lows. I do put straw on the strawberries

[anthonylux]

I was an industrial real estate broker in Vancouver, Canada for 28 years and I swear that engineers are the most righteous people that I ever dealt with in business. It is no wonder that I love your channel. Thank you for all the wisdom, the time and the patience. You are knowledgeable and you are an excellent communicator. So, I wish to try to grow Okinawan sweet potatoes, Ben Yagi purple sweet potatoes, Stokes purple sweet potato or orange ones if all else fails. I called all the produce wholesalers in Vancouver last week and learned that no one carries Okinawan or Murasaki potatoes as they are "too expensive for the demand profile of the Vancouver marketplace". I guess when single detached 70 year old homes start at close to $2 million Canadian there isn't much money left over for food and fuel. So, I have one question. What is the shelf life of the different kinds of sweet potatoes that you have grown? In your March 2023 video, you said you had the "Murasaki slip starting potato" stored for six months, as of March 2023. That's impressive because I have been told about shelf lives of 2-4 weeks for these purple sweet potatoes. Before proceeding with a huge Summer 2024 purple sweet potato growing concept for the home garden, I want to ensure that I can store 100+ lbs of potatoes this Fall. Thank you for the time and the wisdom associated with your reply. Have a blessed weekend. Anthony

[Caramelsnakepie]

Your information is FANTASTIC!!! Thank you!! Just moved here from the Midwest and am now clueless!!!🤷🏼‍♀️

[OutdoorsSky]

Checking in just up the coast from you Carteret County. Life long resident and horticultural lover. Your content is really good and you have good knowledge of gardening and such.. it’s fun to follow along with the seasons just up the coast ! 🍻

[alejandra]

Thank you for your clear advice about gardening 👩‍🌾 I am a beginner first year gardener 🙏 I am researching about everything to do my best

[DebRoo]

We're a little behind you in our zone but it's nice to be able to plan ahead with these videos

[cynthiamartinez]

I just bought seeds for the Red Fire lettuce because it looked like a lettuce that survived winter. It came from a lettuce mix so I didn't know the variety. Hearing you say how cold hardy they are, I'm more confident it's the same variety.