WHEN is the BEST TIME to plant vegetables? Your personalized planting schedule

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When is the best time to plant in spring? You'll have the best results in your garden when you match the plant's preferences with your unique climate. Learn how to create your own personalized planting schedule.
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Time stamps:
0:00 Intro
2:10 Why create a planting schedule
2:56 When to plant seeds
10:20 Benefits of Garden Planning
11:44 When to plant a transplant
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Garden planning is all about coming up with an ideal planting schedule for your climate. You need to match when to plant vegetables with your unique climate. There is no best planting days for all the plants in your garden, instead its a matching game where you need to find out when is the best time to plant each vegetable and then match it with your last frost date in spring. Create your own planting calendar and you'll see the tremendous difference it can make in your garden success in 2021.

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@shailatrombetti4234 3 жыл бұрын

As a newly sprouted gardener I appreciate the simple way you explain things.

@EmbracingHarvest 3 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy you're finding it useful Shaila! And I love the term newly sprouted gardener btw 🌱💚

@smug8567 3 жыл бұрын

What a beauty queen!

@DaveGatton 3 жыл бұрын

Great info. Some seed packs don't always give you all the info you need. Thanks for sharing.

@EmbracingHarvest 3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dave! Yes, it can definitely be frustrating when the seed pack doesn't give you any concrete recommendation as to when to plant.

@Lochness19 2 жыл бұрын

Cool to find another Ontarian with a gardening channel, I'm in Oakville, same zone as you. I've found in large fast growing cities the historic frost date can be out of date, since urban heat island effects can get stronger and extend the frost free period by a week or two. Being really close to a Great Lake can matter too. During fall cold snaps, it's often 5C, if not close to 10C warmer by Lake Ontario in the GTA than in rural areas further from the lake (ex Halton Hills).

@Lochness19 2 жыл бұрын

I think for the very cold hardy ones you can basically plant as soon as the ground can be worked, like spinach and carrots. At least around here, they probably won't germinate until the soil is warm enough. So you can just let the seeds decide the exact time that they're ready. I wouldn't do that with frost sensitive plants in case you get some really warm days in April that cause them to germinate only to get hit by a freak frost in late April/early May, but for the cold hardy ones it should be fine. I sowed my radish, spinach and snap peas on April 4 this year and would probably try even earlier next year.

@EmbracingHarvest 2 жыл бұрын

Hi Nicolas! Very true about the lake effect. I drove from Niagara to Mississauga every day for years and saw the drastic difference in weather over that drive. Even here in Niagara there are different pockets where we can see significant weather variations, depending on how far you are from the lake. Always glad to meet a fellow Ontarian here on YT and hope you're getting a nice harvest this fall!

@mattmiller-iv9qz Жыл бұрын

root veggys are cold harteay then comes your frost time

@nasrinmolu7472 2 жыл бұрын

What about Dubai weather

@SharondaNicole 2 жыл бұрын

What are the names of the books please?

@michaelmarchione3408 3 жыл бұрын

Good explanation, thanks. We are in zone 4a NNY. Looks like you have a lot less snow left than we do. Do you soak your peas and beans overnight before planting? We always have, and got better germination rate.

@EmbracingHarvest 3 жыл бұрын

Hey Michael, yes our snow is pretty well melted now. Sometimes I'll soak them, but not always - I've only noticed a tiny bit of improvement. I usually get fresh seeds each year since I grow so many, so that definitely helps increase germination rate too. Thanks for the tip!