Even with your all your subscribers your underrated words can’t explain how much you helped me

Thank you. This information is gold for new gardeners and appreciated by those who need reminders. Wish I could give you a bunch of thumbs up for this one. Appreciate you! 🌻

Western Washington, Zone 8b I think, and it took a ridiculously long time for things to get going this year. I want to do a fall garden, but I may have to skip it this year because so much stuff is still in the ground nowhere near ready to harvest. I have some small stuff I'm starting indoors just in case. Thank you for that point about some things being okay to cover, since what we eat doesn't need to be pollinated to get going. I hadn't ever thought of that. Our big plant pests here have been aphids and slugs. And rhe neighbors ever-growing horde of semi-feral cats...

Thank you Brian! I’m starting a fall garden this year because of your encouragement. Now I need to get graph paper! 😁

Just in time! I’ve cleared a couple of areas! Next new moon in one week will plant seeds. Thank you!

Really enjoyed this episode-hearing your thought process around placement of plants is really valuable. Thank you, Brian.

now im hooked to your channel, awesome content, pure gold!!!! thank you from Spain

I have to tell you, I followed your sweet potato tutorial step-by-step and they have done so well! I also recently followed your basil propagation steps and they are doing so well. Thank you.

😂90 degrees that’s a cool down for us!

Thank you! I'm demolishing my wood raised garden to install a steel raised garden. Then the fall garden shall begin!

I read through your book from cover to cover in three days. Each night I would read and re-read a chapter or two. It's not only informative but it's an entertaining read. Coming from an author of two books, I know a good read when I see it. Great work Bryan.

Thanks for the onion planting tip for warmer weather areas. I'm in north Texas so good to know about nov and feb planting options.

Enjoying this series! So very helpful as usual!!

Zone 9A/9B Florida. I'm trying my first fall garden. Tomatoes, purple sweet potatoes, corn, peppers, herbs, green beans. Hoping to add my spaghetti and butternut squash and maybe lettuce or spinach this week. It's a learning experience for sure!

YES to the cooler weather, less pests 😩 our “real feel” temp with be triple digits today. Praying this is the last one of the season! I gotta get more crops in the garden lolol

This was so helpful and answered a few of the questions I had for my first fall garden!

Looking forward to this series!!

I've been juicing my beets greens and all in the VitaMix. I add banana and strawberries. Really good!

So helpful! Thank you!

Now you have me excited for my fall garden. I still have quite a bit of plantings left from our spring garden. But we have to continue growing.☺️

Thank you for mentoring us😊

This is so helpful. Thank you so much.

My first frost date is Nov 1. I'm in zone 8b St Helens Oregon. We don't usually get a freeze until mid/late Dec.

You are so thorough in explaining. 🙏🏼 thank you 😊

Excellent video! Thank you so much!

Fantastic info

Very helpful - thank you!

Great video once again.

I love juicing beets with oranges and carrots!! delish. Can't wait for the fall garden.

Great video! I can't wait to see you plant what you designed and see what additions or changes you make to your layout, if any.

Your tropical garden in the background is gorgeous. You are truly a green thumb ☺️

So ready for fall here in central Florida! I still have to go through all my seed and see what I need to order! I am behind ! Always! Happy planning and planting!

Oh my gosh. I have been ripping out powdery mildew laden squash plants all day. Currently relaxing with a cold adult beverage and planning out my fall garden. Taking notes and dreaming of cooler weather!! Thank you for your always informative videos!

Thanks for this useful information!

My seeds came in today! And my tulle as well.

Brian! You did NOT tell us tomato horn worms were the size of a small car! Haha. Had my first two today and almost needed a crane to pull them off. I'm kidding, but thought I'd share my surprise.

I am ready for cooler weather too! 85% with top humidity here! I am trying to figure out where to plant because we moved and had no time to do anything but I want to put th e cardboard down and wood chips at least for right now! Ugh, we have so much to do and not enough time, people or energy. Thank you for sharing Brian! 🤗🤗🤗

Thank you Bryan. I’ve never tried a fall garden but I will this year. Since I’m in zone 9, Houston, I’ve been worried about even putting seeds i. The grown because of the intense heat we’ve been having. Hopefully after this week the 100 degree weather is over. I want to try potatoes, but I’ll have to do them in five gallon buckets. I’m going to go watch your video again on that. I tried before and it didn’t go well. Thank you for all your help and hints.🌻

Thank you!!

Great plan😀

Thanks for the detailed chart.. I was getting overwhelmed and was going to scratch my fall plantings😆 thank God I clicked on this! 😚😚😚

Thank you so much😊

Great video. I will be following along as I try a fall garden. I’m in 10a in SD, so I think I can copy you but in a much smaller scale. Can’t wait to hear about seed starting. I’ve had good and bad outcomes. The smaller seeds not so good.

Hey Brian, You can plant Yod Fah close together, about 4-5 inches apart is good. I just planted mine, 4 inches apart. They thrive in cooler weather, and do well down to 20F, maybe colder. My last crop weren't even phased by hard freezes. I'm planting Chinese Hilton cabbage, which can be planted one per square foot. It grows up more than out. I purchase seeds a season in advance. If you wait, you are apt to find what you want is sold out.

thank you Brian! Love from Sonoma! Dill advice please!

When I googled what to plant with fennel there was a lot of information about what you should and shouldn't plant with fennel. I didn't plant anything in the same bed as the fennel, so I can't say who or what was correct. I would just recommend that gardeners do the research on what is and isn't a good companion with fennel before they plant it. Great video as usual. Happy Gardening 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋

This years summer garden has been plagued by very hot days and no rain. I’ve been putting off Installing a drip system but this has spurred me to get it done for next season. Hopefully I can get some favorable weather to put fall crops in soon!!

I’m starting my carrots, romaine and snow peas in containers today. I have two greenhouses because my fall garden will need extra time. My brassicas are about 6” tall now and will go into grow bags and finish out in the greenhouse. I also have about 60 potatoes in grow bags and will plant another 60 that will all be in the greenhouse.

Planting collards in the fall

SO READY for less heat 🔥. Thanks for the inside look on how you plan your garden. Similar to mine with much more writing /research & erasing 😂

Amazing video :) Truly is soothing, relaxing, and educating. I have learnt a lot from giving this a chance, and I am so glad. Thank you so much for taking the time to create this video with us, :) It really is special and inspiring to get into my own gardening as a way to battle and get better at handling the stressful life I got myself into. Finding the way to the roots of ourselves. Thank you again and wishing you the best :)

Love Garlic , onions. and Potatoes, just harvested some potatoes , got some huge, medium and small,was a little disappointed that they where mixed sizes and not all huge, even though it was all in one bed and one variety. We had a wet summer in Sydney Australia ,the soils are still very moist at present even though we haven’t had rain for weeks, just a small sprinkle. In the unused beds I have had grass growing on top over summer, it keeps the structure of the soil, plenty of garden worms too, if leaving the ground bare or lightly mulched over summer the soil goes dusty and looses the soil biology when uncovered, I could use a cover crop, but choose to grow buffalo grasses to transplant in the yard.😀🇦🇺

Excellent!

Gotta say I have noticed a significant difference between before camera crew Brian and post camera crew. I miss the feel of you casually talking to me but this new format is much more refine and finesse. Good job!

I am very discouraged since my first attempt was scorched by the sun and died this Summer. We just got 8+ inches of rain last night. The tank is full and the birds are back. I always like your videos. I am planning what to plant next. Just got a bunch of leaves and sticks from the run off from last night. So digging for some fresh browns to put into compost. Getting motivated to try again.

I'm glad you put in that "almost" caveat at the beginning about spacing. I too, am guilty of, not so much spacing too close initially, but after the fact when I think, I can tuck this or that in that open space. And then the this or that disappears under the first planting. Also, do you recommend mustard as a trap crop for fall brassicas or just spring/summer?

Love this channel Anyone else hit like before even watching 👀 lol instant support Appreciate all his info Calm cool collected and lots of knowledge

It’s 104 degrees in my backyard with the garden. I last about 30 minutes when it is that hot. So I garden early morning, late afternoon. I still have the shade cloth over the garden. 🥵🥵🥵

Per your advice I already have cucumbers, summer squash, and basil coming up and doing great for late summer. Will also be trying Cylindra beets for the first time. If you haven't already tried a juice mix of carrot, beet, and apple, please do. It's my fave and think you'll also love it! Thanks again for all the useful advice!

Thank you, I have been waiting for this for two weeks! :) May I ask how many people you are feeding? This will help me decide how to adjust your plan for my own.

Central Texas frost date is around November 12th. What top 3 plants are the most hearty and nutritional for Texas Gardners? And thank you for the book, I recently got it and need to study it.

QUESTION: I grow everything in raised beds so I don't rotate my plants. This year my cucumbers and squashes were destroyed by aphids. I used row covers right from the start so I'm thinking maybe they were in the soil before I planted. If so how do I prevent this form happening again. I love your book and find myself constantly going back to it for guidance.

This is great! But question- I’ve read fennel is allelopathic & that only doll can survive near it, so I kept it separate. But I’d love to mix it in if that’s not the case! Also not one of my 8-9 fennels bulbed last year so other than fronds it’s only served as drawing in good bugs. Any idea how to get those delicious bulbs??

QUESTION: nothing's been growing in my garden all year and I want to figure out why so maybe something will grow this fall. Everything I try gets a few true leaves and after that stops growing. I've been getting the same soil mix for a while and they have plenty of light so I don't think either of those are the problem. Is there something else it could be? Thanks for your amazing videos!

Would you please share a photo of your fall planting plan?

Thank you for all your video's. Such great information, especially for new growers such as myself. Question.... do you and your family eat and preserve all you grow? Do you donate? Just curious what you do with your harvest.

In preparing the garden bed for next spring. Should any additional steps be taken if this year saw destruction of the squash by Squash Vine Borers and damage to tomatoes by way of white mold? I have seen mention of Neem oil and even mention of Vegetable Oil/Baking Soda spray. Before I put down my compose, I want to be sure I am not "tucking in" the bad stuff for the winter. Thanks for all the tips this season!

Speaking of potatoes, do you know anywhere online or in Southern California to find seed potatoes for a fall harvest?

Zone 5b, Chicago container gardening. Springs are very short, from nightly frosts to daily 90s in about 10 days. I have no space and my carrots are now finally gaining size, gonna leave them in as well as my kale that survived the hot summer. Why start over? Everything is still in from spring.

Where’s the link for the book? Found it on Amazon! Thanks!

I have some pepper plants that I want to overwinter. Do I leave them in the beds or dig them out and put them inside. I'm in zone 7b

At this time of year, where will you get your seed potatoes?

if im in Zone 8b do I need to get like something to cover the crops?

so I am starting to plan my garden for next year. I am going to do a lot of 10 gallon bags and trying to figure out what to put in for soil.. In the 10 gallon bags i will be growing tomatoes, potatoes, and sweet potatoes. So my question is.. do i use Kellogg raised bed & potting soil to fill each? or do i make the cocoa coir/peat moss/pearlite home made mix? and with both options is is 100% for the pots regardless of the 3 types of plants? thanks

Hi Brian! You have encouraged me to do gardening and I absolutely love it. I have a QUESTION. I live in NY zone 7. Mt indeterminate tomatoes are huge (around 10 feet) and keep growing. It's full of green tomatoes and blooms. Only a few got red on the buttom. Should I cut the tops to stop the plants growing and focus them on ripening? Thank you

Remember to add 15 days to maturity when you plan an Autumn garden.

you should put a list on what all you are planting .. i tried to see everything on your video but some are covered up .. never done a fall garden so dont know where to even start

I need more time in my life to garden

I may have gotten a little over zealous about a fall garden. The seeds were put in trays and under the grow lights a few weeks ago, I've been hardening my seedlings off this week. 🙂 My broccoli and brussel sprouts are about 3" tall at this point. We're in 8b with a short growing season, so hopfully I haven't messed things up already. Question: Do you put in companion plantings and mulch both?

I’m new where I live right now. Zone here is 9a and 9b 🥵 3 digits,,,, not ready yet for my veggie garden but very soon,,,,

Who do purchase your seed potatoes from? My local source doesn’t stock until Dec/Jan.

QUESTION Garlic in a cold climate needs to be planted 6 weeks before the ground freezes. I'm in Missouri, how do I find out WHEN the ground is expected to freeze? This has to be different from the frost date, right?

My gardening style is far more random than this. Oooh space, put food there. It helps that we have mild winters and can grow most things year round, except for some things that get way too hot in summer. Less planning helps me a lot. I don't have deadlines and restrictions. I can just have an idea to fill a space and make it happen. It keeps it fun for me. Haven't had the same garden two months in a row for many years.

I'm in 7b and have already started some of my fall seeds inside. Can you tell us what varieties of onions you're growing. I know here in North Carolina, we need short and intermediate day onions but it seems like almost all of the seeds I can find are long day.

I'm so glad we don't have the pests you do in US. In the UK, we have a few, but nothing like the devastating plethora of destructive ones you have.

Was it basil to be planted between other plants?

Any suggestions on where to purchase seeds?

I haven't had luck with broccoli, cabbage or cauliflower unless I put them in a container. Could I put bunching onions in the pot with the brassicas?

Does everything discussed in this video apply to zone 9a and does it all apply to grow bags and raised beds that are elevated up off the ground?

Sorry! I accidentally hit the thumbs down button!!🙄I immediately changed it. I was most definitely trying to hit the thumbs up! Thanks for the fall planting inspiration!

Thanks for keeping me on track. I’m in a panic. I need raised bed frames and no one to help me build. Can’t afford pricy premade boxes. Anybody got suggestions?

When should I cover my brassicas to protect from insects? As soon as the seedlings emerge?

I'm sorry- I don't see the link for the book. Did I miss it?

Brian I'm so discouraged. I pulled everything in my garden a few weeks ago. I've been fighting with grubworms and this sweltering S Florida heat all summer. I haven't done anything in my garden in over a month now. The garden looks so empty and ugly. I want to start a fall garden but I feel so garden depressed (if that's even a thing) ☹️

Hi,can I ask you something,do you sell your veggies? Or it’s for your consumption only?

Brian, a few weeks ago I watched one of your videos and a secret was revealed at the end, which was to use aspirin on your plants. I ordered the aspirin, and it came, and now I can't find the video that refers to it. Can you provide a link to that video? I have your new book and looked up 'aspirin' in the index, but alas, it wasn't in there. Thanks!

Can’t find your link to Neptune Harvest

I don’t see the link for the book…

No nasturtiums, purslane, land cress, ???

Couldn’t find Link to Your Book?????