EP18 Save my vegetables from freezing weather! Have I?????

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Жыл бұрын

Not a good year for gardening, too hot, to dry, too wet, hurricanes, and now too cold in Florida!!!! We tried to save our vegetables from freezing temperature during holiday.
We have various Asian vegetable seeds for sale on out website.
asiangarden2table.com/

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@jeffbee6090 Жыл бұрын

glad you didn't lose too much!

@organicgardeningwithsantos9448 Жыл бұрын

Very healthy vegetables and beautiful garden 💖🌹

@kathyyau1984 Жыл бұрын

One of your customer, love your store and seeds, all my seeds in the garden all start sprouting, thanks. Next time I will buy more veggies seeds from your store.

@kentnorman5298 Жыл бұрын

It was a lot of work but we saved our garden. Hooray for garden fresh veggies!

@annmoy8932 Жыл бұрын

Yes, the weather is crazy these days. In MD, we went from freezing temperatures to springlike weather, and then we'll be getting back to the cold temperatures again. Thanks for sharing your video with us. You are a fantastic gardener. I bought seeds from you for the first time today! 😊

@GardenTours_Network Жыл бұрын

Here in Philippines, always raining. Not good to plants too.

@satriatv165 Жыл бұрын

Good morning friend

@Maggie-Gardener-Maker Жыл бұрын

I been catching up watching the videos you start making again! Wow so happy you made new videos, I missed watching your videos. I hope you are all doing well and keep making videos! I am going to order more seeds soon. I still have some I ordered from before but I want to try more varieties and ones I didn't try before!

@513regichan Жыл бұрын

I think adding mulch as well would help keeping those plants warm. But this was so nicely done, beautiful garden

@melsili6518 Жыл бұрын

This cold is a great way to show how well done of your plants do - I'm zone 5 and your crown daisy Tong Ho is a champ here n so is one of your Yu choy, I get a thinner stalk but it wants to grow n is a cheerful volunteer!

@crystal6284 Жыл бұрын

I think maybe the weather will be getting more and more unpredictable in days to come. When I lived up north, I found that covering my plants with a cloth first and then a plastic helped keep the frost from getting to them. I think of it like if I am out in the weather all night. If I put on a plastic jacket, I'm stll going to get frosty skin. If I first put on a cotton/cloth shirt then plastic jacket, I will hopefully stay frost-free till the sun comes up. The colder it is going to get, means I need to put on thicker cloth then plastic jacket. This is the best way I can explain it. I hope it helps. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us. One more thing, could you please explain what is "sauce paste", and where can we buy some? Thank you!

@oreopaksun2512 Жыл бұрын

I am in Florida, like Regine, except in 9b. I brought all my tropical and hot weather plants undercover or wrapped in sheets. Everything survived, even one of Regine's luffa (the fruit, too!); the one total loss was an African blue basil (under roof, under sheet tent). But my first frost in Florida, many years ago, I covered with plastic, and the covered plants did worse than exposed - the cold plastic touching the leaves was NOT good. The good news is that the plastic 'greenhouse' did save the core of most of the plants. Hoping this January freeze is even less damaging than the holiday one.

@crystal6284 Жыл бұрын

@@oreopaksun2512 I am glad to hear that all of them survived the frost. What I have survived also. I have more trouble with growing in Florida in summer time, I suppose I'm going to have to go through trial and error. IWhen the package says grow in full sun, most of time the leaves get burned. Now I plant in big pots that I can move around to find the spot they like to grow, mostly in dappled sunlight. I hope you have a happy new year and keep on growing!

@oreopaksun2512 Жыл бұрын

@@crystal6284 YES! The Florida summer garden is something of a myth. Take those winter covers and turn them into shade cloth against afternoon sun. I also grow in containers only....not for any reason other than commitment issues, perhaps. The crazy weather patterns are not helping us would-be gardners!