Florida Fall Garden Planting: Easy Tips for Beginners

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Florida Fall Garden Planting: Easy Tips for Beginners

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It's time for Florida Fall Gardening! So let's get ready to do some Florida Fall Garden Planting! I'll take you along and show you step by step to plant your Florida Fall Vegetable Garden.
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@julieten2774 Жыл бұрын

I love how you make gardening look easy, and that there really isn't any mistakes because that is how we all learn.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Yes 🙌 I’m glad it looks easy 😅 It has been a lot of learning the hard way. Hopefully this helps you skip a few steps ☺️

@katebond Жыл бұрын

Thanks for all the info! I'm going to be a new-to-Florida beginner gardener and I'm so looking forward learning how to grow there. Your channel is going to be super useful...thank you!!

@KarlKarsnark Жыл бұрын

Welcome to the Swamp!

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Welcome Katie! Super happy to help and happy you’re coming to our wonder state! Welcome to the Land of Flowers 🌺 🦩

@kaythamilton6803 Жыл бұрын

Same Katie! I'm currently killing a seminole pumpkin plant and my dog dug up my bromeliads.

@jenelle152 Жыл бұрын

I literally keep notes on your videos. I was just across the Gandy for 11 years (SOG). Beautiful garden but odd neighbors made things awkward. Now I have privacy and freshly tilled beds & trellises going in, and seed starts, etc, and I’m so excited! Thank you 🙏

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Well howdy neighbor! I’m glad you found a better neighborhood! And you are too sweet!😄 wishing you the best on your new garden Jenelle!

@GrowinpeacewithBeedoh Ай бұрын

Yall ever wish she was your gardener at home... and did all the work at your home? 😆 You're such an inspiration! Ty!! 🌻👩‍🌾🌽🍅🍆🥕🌿

@conniecrites5148 Жыл бұрын

I ordered strawberry starts and planted one bed full of them. They are doing awesome. Wish I could show a picture of them. They have sprouts/babies coming off them. Reading up on them it says not to let them flower for at least the first year. So we've been pinching the blossom off. We got about 30 starts and at least 27 lived. Very pleased. Wish you could come get some starts from me.

@preparingforretirement Жыл бұрын

I put the sugarcane near the hose outlet which sprays a bit every time the sprinklers are on so it will get LOTS of water. Also you could put it under the bananas since that tends to be wet and rich, or at least mine is. My White Beauty eggplant finally is fruiting and just taking off - I highly recommend that variety. It's delicious. Still waiting on Little Finger. Trying to talk the hubby into no grass in front. We already have no grass in back.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

That is a super smart idea about the hose and the bananas.... Thank you! Maybe Next to the compost.... Thank you thank you! Yay for eggplant finally figuring life out! I hope those little finger eggplants get going. And I will tell you, I know so many neighbors because of my front yard garden.

@deidrecloud6000 Жыл бұрын

I wish you did yard consultations. We live in central FL also and are trying to make our whole yard edibles!

@Eryalb Жыл бұрын

Check out Pete Kanaris Green Dreams. He makes edible landscapes and also uses native flowers and such. He's in Central FL

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Hi Diedre! I do virtual consultations. If you would like one, please email Wild.Floridian@gmail.com

@Bittagrit Жыл бұрын

I live in Central Florida, been here 30 + yrs. I only buy seeds from nurseries in FL. Had bad luck with Burpee and Ferry Morris. However, Johnny's and Southern Seed Exchange are good germination both are located in the southern US. I start tomatoes in starter trays, put outside now with a little shade, move to full sun later on. Ping Ting eggplant is good. Puerto Rican black beans grow up trees well. Finally best tip for corn, put some sardines in the bottom of the mound.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

I’ll have to check out Johnny’s. I didn’t realize they are from the southern too! Thank you for all the tips!

@susanpayne5592 Жыл бұрын

I get most of my seeds from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. Best varieties for south

@danbates2760 Жыл бұрын

Ms-K, thank you for the seed sources! I'm a Polk City/County resident, will definitely look them up. For the Sardines, do you have a fish-monger around here, or do you use canned? If the latter, which brand of canned? I was thinking about using the heads from the local market. We used them up in CT with great success.

@fatpenguinchewsgum 10 ай бұрын

Peaches and Cream corn is my FAVORITE variety!

@4-13PHIL Жыл бұрын

Thank you for this video. I’m stressing as I’ve fallen so far behind in a short period of time and I was doing so good. OK I need to breathe🧘🏻

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Appreciate that you did good! And you will do good again. You still have time 🥰

@myheartcries9906 Жыл бұрын

1 more thing I wanted to tell you is that my Mama would take a rose from where my dad would buy her arrangements and she would trim the stem and just stick it in the sandy soil. It would actually grow Roots and then she would put it in a planter. I didn't get either green thumbs...🥺😂✌

@sandrabeck8788 Жыл бұрын

Our “Pops” would walk past a rose bush, nick off a little stem, kick a little ridge in the soil and jam that stem in. Next visit, there would be a new bush there! I was delighted to heat tomatoes can do the same thing!

@PatriotFish-zy2uk Жыл бұрын

I love your channel and definitely take notes. If your black beauties Don fair well, try Dancer', 'Dusky', 'Long', 'Ichiban', and 'Cloud Nine'. UF lists them as varieties that thrive here.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Thank you Patriot! 😄

@margebrooks7853 Жыл бұрын

I put my cuttings in a cup of water and within a few days, they had nice roots and were ready the be planted.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Boom! 🌱 🍅 Love it Marge! I knew they are fast but had never done it in a way where I could see the roots. Thank you for sharing 😄

@TheRashaver Жыл бұрын

Just started my transplant starts two days ago. Glad to see I'm ahead of you for once lol

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

🙌 Alright Robert!!! You are definitely ahead of most!

@bedrooomeyes4u Жыл бұрын

That weed you pulled was called Gail of the wind which is good for getting rid of kidney stones and helps detoxify liver as well. dry it and you can brew it as tea.

@4-13PHIL Жыл бұрын

Great video... I’ve been stressing as I fell behind... Thank you for the pep talk.

@CaraHillVoiceoverArtist Жыл бұрын

Love your videos- So inspiring! Took your advice and planted several thing in my new garden. Just planted corn over the weekend and it is already coming up! So cute!! Keep up the awesome tutorials and motivation. You rock!

@gidget8717 Жыл бұрын

I had a good laugh at the ginger incident. When we were younger and himself worked I didn't bother with labels now I label everything. My husband is a weed demon. If its not labeled he will kill it, then beat his chest because he has conquered the weeds. 😏 my hero. (The pineneedles on your roof drives him nuts if he's watching with me 🤣)

@billymarkwell1105 Жыл бұрын

I was having trouble with birds and squirrels eating my corn seeds, my solution was to start my corn in small cups, about twice the size of a shot glass. after the corn seed germinated and was up about 2-inches I'd take them out of the cup and put them in my raised bed.

@champagnegardening5182 Жыл бұрын

Keep that tomato cutting moist in the soil for the first week. I also covered it with shade until new growth was a nice size.

@renebrown995 Жыл бұрын

I am probably the only person who had cucumbers growing in my living room. They started to sprout seedlings 🌱 the end of July, I kept them in after seeding for third time. I didn't dare put them out with the hot humid days here in Florida. I also started sweet potatoes inside in utility room. I started basil growing slowly in food carton. It has been quite a journey. Since I am facing west. Sun all day. I now know I have to plant in the fall if I am to have any kind of success growing anything. Thanks for posting this and helping us beginners.

@stevezelev7008 Жыл бұрын

we got another banana bunch that started about a month ago. Last year we got 300 bananas off of 1 bunch and they were delicious. We have 5 pineapples we're harvesting today. The wife cuts off the top of pineapples we get from Publix and just plants them! They are on the small side but absolutely delicious. Good luck to everybody and get busy.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

AMAZING!!!!

@Coolguyallthetime2k Жыл бұрын

I love hanging out here!

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Yay! 😎

@myheartcries9906 Жыл бұрын

I'm not sure exactly where you are, but my Daddy lived in white springs fla. He had a huge success with corn. Silver. Queen is what he grew. I'd love to grow successfully. I've planted squash, they got yellow flowers but never developed any fruit. I also planted okra and radishes, I've never gotten any flowers on my okra and my radishes only had tiny little red roots that never developed...😪😪😪 it really sux. I wish my dad was still alive so I could pick his head.... btw, I live in NE Florida., TFS, Lori

@wonderly8542 Жыл бұрын

👒👑👒, Greetings from the netherlands and thanks for sharing your experience

@daveschreiner413 Жыл бұрын

Thanks Jackie!

@thegreekcook Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for all your wisdom in gardening and sharing with us. I am a transplant from New York were I always had a green thumb. I have been in St Pete for 32yrs and not been able to grow anything except for herbs that I plant in pots.

@danbates2760 Жыл бұрын

I had a vivipary situation, have 11 tomato plants now! Yay Publix organic section!! Stuck with nasty grass that keeps coming in from neighbor's yard, started to braid it to make a wall. This weekend, going to go full bore on that, and line it with cardboard, making natural bordered sections in my garden.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

You had a vivipary situation! Very cool! 😂 And you braided the grass 😂 Get that grass dan!

@annalisasmith8066 Жыл бұрын

I am stuck on the east coast, I live in Lutz, with dad in the hospital for a month! He was released, I went home and planted my peppers and Everglades tomatoes as per your recommendation. Four days later he is back in the hospital. 😖 No one has watered my seed trays. So behind and chomping at the bit! Oh and one of my chickens laid her first egg, I def owe it to my neighbor who has been taking care of them.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry you’re going through that with your dad. And that is great that you have a supportive neighbor. My son was just hospitalized for seizures, and I was worried that all those seeds would fail on me. I just try to be in the season and if that means my seeds have to die so I can take care of my babies, then so be it. It’s frustrating to have a plan and have to let it fade. I hope your dad gets better and your seeds hang in there for you. Wishing you the best, Jacqueline

@TW-gb6mh Жыл бұрын

Hang in there!

@arizonajo2791 Жыл бұрын

Grew up in corn country. You need to grow at least an 8x8 area in order for it to pollinate well enough

@sandrad682 Жыл бұрын

I have started my tomatoes by sticking them in the ground like that and it really works. I am going to join you and plant more corn because the one I planted just grew some and died or got eaten by bugs. You are too funny with the ginger,lol. It's been raining buckets since yesterday and I am not complaining but hope it won't kill my plants.

@rowenadinsmore1 Жыл бұрын

That's funny, I garden like you. Kind of disorganized and I forget what I planted and when I planted them because they don't follow what the packet says anyways. I can't even do succession planting because sometimes they don't germinate at the right time.

@aliciachapman2707 Жыл бұрын

This is fantastic, thank you!!

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

You’re welcome Alicia! 😄

@oreopaksun2512 Жыл бұрын

LOL 7:47 "I'm really good at killing plants when I want to..." Love it! I kill mine without wanting to Re Compost: If you are still using Black Soldier Fly Larvae in your compost bin, that may be why you get little compost. BSFL are voracious, and are too efficient; great for food waste reduction, not great for compost making. When I had my "soil factory" indoors, I added layers of native dirt with Bokashi (microorganisms plus veggie scraps); and the volume of compost was about the volume of dirt and Bokashi ferment. Now that my soil factory is outside, BSFL found it, I swear I don't even get the native soil back. What little is left is INCREDIBLE, and actually helps my plants resist insect damage, but the quantity is sad.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

I agree. BSFL do a 90% reduction of organic mass and then my bananas suck it up. I honestly cannot get anything out of the bin. That’s why I’m switching strategies and going to use the stalks of the dwarf bananas as my fertilizer. I chopped them to the ground in January and they have 5 to 6 trunks and are trying to output bananas. I will just take the stalks and place them around my plants. 👍 Also the birds like BSFL.

@zaneymay Жыл бұрын

Ginger likes shade. Not sure when you put your ginger in the ground but it should be much bigger by now. I usually start digging mine up December - January.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

I think I threw it in June on a whim. Good to know about the size! I’ll find a better place for next year 😄

@zaneymay Жыл бұрын

@@WildFloridian When I dig mine up I replant right away.

@oreopaksun2512 Жыл бұрын

@@WildFloridian If you can spare a little more of the ginger knob with the shoot start, the plant will have a little more energy to get going(unless your squirrel/bunny have taste for ginger). And ginger wants sun in cooler months, or early morning sun only in the summer. Try one of your larger containers, so you can plant and leave the rhizomes to grow in peace. Mine just get bigger and bigger each year, I harvest only as needed, covering with heavy mulch if a hard freeze forecasted.

@Jaynes-Path Жыл бұрын

I am very envious of your garden, especially the sweet potatoes! I can't find Organic orange, just white and purple. I tried to grow the purple but the ants ate the spuds before the slips had any real size and they died. Now I can't even find the purple and we didn't like them as much as the orange. I tried to order some slips, a pack of 10. All but 2 were dead on arrival and the other 2 lasted 1 week and 3 weeks before they too decided to just give up and die as well. The only Farmers Market we had was closed due to Covid and has never reopened. I found a way around my hubby and his weed Wacker by planting in 5 gallon buckets or a 6 inch cinderblock wall (thankfully Tomato plants will regrow as you just said and Bell Peppers can regrow from the roots when wacked down to 6 inches tall). The greenstalk planter works great for smaller plants like strawberries, Basil, oregano, flowers etc but not those bigger ones or potatoes. I heard they opened a Aldi 2 towns over and I'll try to find some Organic sweet potatoes to sit on a shelf and pray they sprout before they Rot. I can cure my onions in the garage but the potatoes must be sprayed as they do nothing until they turn to a stinky, gushy lump. I'm south of you so either I have too much salt in the air or I'm doing something wrong if they fail again, lol

@kellyruggles2829 Жыл бұрын

So excited my fall vegetable raised garden is germinating sprouting! I believe u posted a type of raised metal bed can you share that again if so.

@juliannegill5486 Жыл бұрын

Great video and love your commentary. So real! BTW- Carrots do amazing a Greenstalk Planter. I cover my seeds with vermiculite and lightly spray with water. They always do well. And I don't thin them. Lol I let them grow and harvest the biggest carrots that are too close. Got that tip from Ripe Tomato channel.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tips Julianne! I've been thinking about a greenstalk for strawberries... I saw how Becky was using it on Acre Homestead and I thought that would be cool if we get lots of strawberries and freeze them for smoothies.

@juliannegill5486 Жыл бұрын

@@WildFloridian we've been thinking the same thing! Lol waiting for their next sale.

@garza7691 Жыл бұрын

My first corn was a complete failure when I planted them in May - they were eaten by worms - so I will plant again and do the journey with you and see how they do this time - Did you ? encounter worms in your corn too

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

I didn’t have worms. I had grubs last year that are the roots. This year seemed to be going better but critters and the kids kept going through the one end of the bed… didn’t matter what I planted there.

@stefanyz Жыл бұрын

I soak my corn prior to planting in just a damp paper towel in a ziplock for about 20 hours before I plant, they tend to germinate better for me that way.

@olgag5385 Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing with us, I wish my garden looked as good as yours, but it doest, the truth is the this is my second year gardening and this year nothing has done well. Your videos encourage me to keep going, so thank you, cause I really want to be successful. I have not been successful with corn, I get it to grow, they look beautiful and then the squarrels have a feast and destroy them. How do you keep them away? Thank you.

@ieeshamroczek6583 Жыл бұрын

Plant corn, green bean together the greenbean fertilize the corn with nitrogen. So no need to add amendments

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Great idea Leesha! 😄

@PatriotFish-zy2uk Жыл бұрын

3 sisters - corn bean squash!

@delphine88313 Жыл бұрын

I heard soak the kernels before planting also.

@LauraLFord Жыл бұрын

Your new pepper plant is not a cayenne. Cayenne are long thin peppers, I grow lots of them! They are best dried and ground into powder. What you have looks like a Tabasco pepper.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Oh no! Or oh yay 😅 Thank you ☺️ and now that you are saying that I see it. I didn’t think anything of it when the friends said it was cayenne. I was surprised they were giving me a plant. But I agree that is probably tobasco! Thank you ☺️

@stevescuba1978 Жыл бұрын

Make a great fermented pepper sauce... Chop your peppers, cover in 3% salt water brine in a glass jar, set on counter (keep peppers submerged) for a week or so. Use your nose to tell you when it's done. It will smell awesome! I add peppercorns, allspice corns, and coriander or some other spices sometimes. Strain the solids into a blender, add a little brine, and run it till smooth. Add brine until you get the consistency you want. Add a pinch of xantham gum if you want it to "set", which I normally don't do. Keep it refrigerated, and burp it once in a while, it's living probiotic goodness!

@sonnyamoran7383 Жыл бұрын

My tomato cuttings only work if they have hairs on them.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Good to know Sonnya!

@lorisilva10784 Жыл бұрын

Tell me if I'm wrong but I have taken my tomato cuttings inside and putting them in water (in a vase) till they grow their roots. Then I transplant them outside and then they die!!! I'm thinking that obviously I'm doing something wrong but 🤷 !!! Now, where can I get my hands on to some sugarcane? I would love to find some!!! Oh and thanks for putting that Gloria Estefan song in my brain!!! That takes me back!! 🤪

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Heck yeah! Miami Sound Machine! For your tomatoes, I'm thinking the light transition is too much. Maybe put them in little transplant pots and harden them before putting in ground.

@enlightenedbeing492 Жыл бұрын

Question for you, i am doing raised bed fabric pots 20 inches, with a permaculture on the bottom of the pots. I have the premium blend soil, and organic raised bed soil with worm casting and what composted i had on hand...i have 4 pots going so far with 4 plants in each brussell sprouts, 4 pepper plants, 4 green beans( lost one already) but planted some from seed. And 4 sweet pea plants. I planted lettuce, kale, spinich, but so far only seeing some lettuce sprout maybe kale not sure if spinich is a dud. My dog ate the cucumber starts and the green bean leaves on my spouted seedlings, do you think they will still grow?

@rowenadinsmore1 Жыл бұрын

last year I was able to grown lots of peppers but this year only one variety germinated.

@ChristopherJohnsonArtist Жыл бұрын

Hi, do you have any tips on growing plumeria? I was thinking that one or two might be a good choice for the "focal point" in the middle of my raised bed area (I've been struggling to find good options on something ornamental that would only provide a little shade and take the Yucatán heat)

@sandrabeck8788 Жыл бұрын

I planted sugar cane among banana and papaya plants (full sun) and it grows very ungainly, sprawling all ove and in the way. There is hairy stuff on the leaves and stems that irritate the skin! Mold like to grow on the stems, even though it’s full sun. I want to take them out. I don’t have time to process sugar from them,

@chrismatter6270 Жыл бұрын

The pepper plant your friends gave you doesn’t look like a cayenne, cayennes tend to grow facing down rather that pointing upwards, they also seem to be more curly. Those look closer to something like a thai chili or heaven facing pepper. This is only my first year trying to grow cayenne though so I’m still learning

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Apparently it is a pepper Tabasco 🥵

@sylviakirchel2519 Жыл бұрын

I planted corn last year and all grew really well. Did have to spray for the small worms. Got them under control, the ears were getting bigger, fuller than BAM...a raccoon (?) got to all of them.😒 When will you be harvesting the corn? I'm in 9b FL...might try corn now too. Thanks!

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Rascally raccoons 🦝 😭 If mine produce, it should be early November.

@stevezelev7008 Жыл бұрын

Sylvia, Sounds like you need to harvest some raccoon.

@sandrabeck8788 Жыл бұрын

I planted sugar cane in my hot bed, and regret it. The plants are huge (I knew they were tall) but lean over, in the way, have lots of dry leaves all the time, ND WHEN YOU GO IN THERE TO

@chanellpinkney146 Жыл бұрын

Love your channel! Can you give me the correct spelling of the peppers you love so much and mention in this video…. “Ah-he-say”??? I keep googling them but can’t find anything because I’m not spelling it right. Lol.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Aww thank you Chanell 🥰 The peppers that I love are Ajise Peppers sometimes you'll see them as Ajise dulce peppers. My neighbor from Puerto Rico gave them to me. She said that you can find them in local hispanic/latin grocery stores too!

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

@@yolandago1052 I believe that is the same

@chrisspilker8889 Жыл бұрын

You mentioned strawberries at the end of fall. Where will you get the strawberry starts or can you start from seed? Thanks for this video...so valuable!

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

Great question…. Not sure. 😂 If my one strawberry from spring survives… I’ll try to propagate it. If not… order starts??? This isn’t a fully fleshed out plan 😅

@chrisspilker8889 Жыл бұрын

@@WildFloridian I'll watch for your strawberry video😊

@julieten2774 Жыл бұрын

Why don't you have more soil in your metal bed? Wouldn't it be easier if you filled it up almost to the top? Can't wait to see how everything grows. I can't plant my fall garden until the middle of Sept because I am going out of town. Hope that is not to late.

@russellpasternak2811 3 күн бұрын

Hi Russ here from Ocala, when should I start my peanuts?

@roxiekelley Жыл бұрын

Hey I want a little red wagon today after watching your video I bought some frog fruit and a couple other plants but I would like for you can I divide the pot of Frog pull up into little pieces and plant them in the ground or do I need to divide it up into like fourths or halves and start them first and then put them in the ground because I’m trying to fill in some bare spots in my yard where Saint Augustine grass no longer wants to live please respond I’m desperate I’ve been northerner Living in Florida and I hate the grass

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

You may be able to divide it. Just tease it out and look. Otherwise take cuttings and add those to the other bare spots. But if I remember LRW does 1 gallon plants so there should be enough plant material

@megantiseo7439 Жыл бұрын

I am in 10a/9b and have corn on my plan this year too. I thought Oct was the planting date?

@megantiseo7439 Жыл бұрын

When I discovered the UF IFAS month by month edibles to plant when, it was a game changer.

@WildFloridian Жыл бұрын

I’m trying earlier based on viewer advice from last year. They said they have had success multiple years and it was knee high by the august/September. It may vary year to year, variety, etc… so I figured I would test it and let y’all see what happens… good bad or ugly 😄