12 Cold Hardy Vegetables EVERYONE should be Growing through Fall and Winter!

[@peanutbear]

1) Swiss Chard (Bill Mollison says so!) 2) Lettuce (Butterhead, Romaine) 3) Claytonia = miner's = winter purslane (James' favorite) 4) Carrots has antifreeze sugars (Tuck's favorite) 5) Kale (Darkibor, White Russian) 6) Peas takes off after beans stop 7) Radishes leaves may die but bulb will be alright 8) Broccoli 9) Arugula 10) Mizuna = Japanese Mustard 11) Spinach (winter dunesdale) 12) The Choys (bok, pak, etc) Still watch the video because James has a ton of good advice/experience and his enthusiasm sets your soul on fire!

[@RockieRoadz]

Yes, his instructions are very necessary. Watch the video to learn tricks. Thanks for the list Peanut Bear!

[@shawtop]

Cheers pal, kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2q3kISBoN2hasU

[@martyvanord984]

thanks for the list--it saves me a lot of time being a one finger typist --it serves as a great list to add notes to as I watch

[@peanutbear]

You're all very welcome. Can't wait to plant these bad boys tomorrow!

[@groussac]

Thanks Peanut Bear. A big help. Suggest putting in time markers. Makes finding things a lot easier. Cheers. 0:00 Introduction 0:57 Swiss Chard (Bill Mollison says so!) 1:34 Lettuce (Butterhead, Romaine) 2:06 Claytonia = Miner's Lettuce = Winter Purslane (James' favorite) 2:30 Carrots has antifreeze sugars (Tuck's favorite) 3:52 Kale (Red Russian, White Russian, Darkibor) 4:56 Peas-take off after beans stop 5:43 Radishes-leaves may die but bulb will be alright 6:11 Brassicas: Broccoli, Cauliflower, Cabbage 6:43 Arugula 7:07 Mizuna = Japanese Mustard 7:17 Spinach-Winter Bloomsdale 7:31 The Choys-Bok Choy, Pak Choy, Tatsoi 8:18 Hinged Hoop House 9:22 Giveaway Winners

[@TheMillennialGardener]

I recommend a lettuce called Four Season. It is a red-green leaf lettuce. Here in Zone 8 NC, we “only” got as low as 22F last year, but the lettuce grew all winter unprotected. Hard freezes in the 22-25 degree range did nothing to it. Same thing with Red Russian Kale. Bulletproof. It’ll grow all winter unprotected and survive dips into the teens at night. If you’re in a zone that dips into the teens, just toss a frost blanket over your bed. Colder than 15F or so and you’ll benefit from a hoop house.

[@timprice1742]

"The price is easy, if the promise is clear." Had never heard that before. Love that!

[@jamesprigioni]

I borrowed it from Jim Rohn. Sometimes people say things so well there is no point trying to think of a better way to say it lol

[@sourcecreator2222]

LET'S GOOO DUUUDE I'm so happy I got back into your videos. Got a new house with a suburban lot and I have started my garden! (Florida) growing some honeydews from seed and planted some kale and cucumbers recently.

[@jamesprigioni]

Let's Gooo! Congrats on the new house my friend, and me and Tuck love to hear you already have your garden going!!! ❤️😁🐕

[@sourcecreator2222]

@@jamesprigioni Thanks bro! Life is good!

[@HomesteadForALiving]

The ease and speed of growing radishes have made them a staple food for me. I used to think I didn’t like them, but then I started cooking with them differently. Roasted in the oven with garlic and herbs is amazing, and they can be cooked up in soups/chilis, added to hash, and of course salads. If you let some keep growing, they get potato sized! Seed saving is extremely easy. I plant them thick, and when I start thinning a few days later I add the delicious greens to everything.

[@SK-lt1so]

Leaves very nice in salad.

[@jonihughey1352]

I planted radishes in late May, they look pretty & healthy, but I don’t see any radishes showing at the top of the soil, sticking up. I pulled the green leafy part up, but there’s no radishes under the soil. They’re in a flower bed that’s in shade until noon. Why aren’t there any radishes yet?

[@SK-lt1so]

@@jonihughey1352 Sounds like you need more sun. Try putting some seeds in a pot and move them to the sunniest part of the yard. Potted plants need to be watered more often. See what happens. I've grown good radishes in pots.

[@kingjames4886]

you know what I really need that hasn't been done 100000 times before? vegetables that do well in rainy wet crap rot conditions.

[@socalswell]

use a lot of mulch

[@barbaraballard9738]

My neighbors asked if my garden was finished. I said no way and they seemed shocked. But they also were shocked when my first garden ( in this area ) did GREAT thanks to James n Tuck. I can't wait to see what my fall garden is gonna do.

[@jamesprigioni]

I love to hear that Barbara, the first garden in the neighborhood sounds like the start of a very good thing.

[@pocasanchez]

I love that james didn't even correct his name, hes just stoked about your garden!💓 YOU are the beginning to many neighborhood gardens, James(and tuck), thank you!🙏

[@laura6954]

I’d watch a little video tour of your garden

[@deanmean3230]

I think James should narrate people's garden tours. Give comments, constructive criticism. That would be a good video series.

[@Ethan-mv6wq]

Petition for James to make a whole video of Tuck eating things.

[@minineji7050]

I concur

[@Joshua-we2us]

Tuck picked the one Carrot of the two that's almost bigger than him!! Lol. Smart dog!! 🥕🐕💙👍🌟That Swiss Chard is HUGE. Gorgeous! 🍇

[@myrustygarden]

Your such a breath of fresh air in this crazy time 👌🇨🇦🥕☮️🥬🌶 hello Tuck from Canada 👍

[@JenniferChurchman]

Hi from Idaho. Love your enthusiasm and information. Your forest and garden are a dream. Btw, Tuck is way too cute for words, love that he loves his veggies and that you share with him. Take care.

[@jamesprigioni]

Hey Jennifer!! Thank you my friend, your kind words me a lot to me and Tuck. Haha yeah Tuck is the best, but you mean it’s nice that Tuck shares the veggies with me, he’s the one who runs the show

[@leeannsosa9144]

I get so happy and so inspired by your videos! Your energy is contagious. (Still too hot here in Northern CA, but soon....!)

[@jamesprigioni]

Thank you Lee! Yeah sometimes I can get too excited and then I start talking super fast, but I love doing this so it's hard to contain sometimes 🤷‍♂️

[@chrismiller1903]

James, you didn't mention beets as a cold hardy fall crop. I've had mine planted for two weeks now and they are doing well. Beets and carrots can be left in the ground well into winter if you mulch them with straw after they get bigger. Idaho winters in the "banana belt" region aren't too cold either.

[@linda51464]

You've quickly become my favorite gardening channel. I just love your passion for growing food, learning and growing from your experiences, and mostly I love your sincere desire to share it all with us, your viewers. Seriously motivating, you are! Thanks!!

[@pd6569]

James/Tuck, thank you as always. I got Swiss chard, Kale, beets, carrots seedlings coming along. Tatsoi seeds on order.

[@whathandleUtalkabt]

Wonderful enthusiasm and garden to eat healthy. Thank you

[@trudysfun]

Yay Tuck and some guy!

[@queenclasher6322]

My Best youtube channel.. I love gardening 😊 love from India🇮🇳

[@jamesprigioni]

Let's Gooo! Thanks for the kind words Deepali ❤️😁

[@stevekettelson7368]

The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni The gardening channel Is there any way I can find your planting calendar for your latitude? Not sure how I should go about searching for it, I’m still struggling with empty spots and late planting. Would love some more help, thanks in advance.

[@markus_r_realiest]

Best gardening channel on youtube. Love your energy and knowledge 👊

[@jamesprigioni]

Let's Goooo! Thanks for the kind words LoKi, me and Tuck appreciate them ❤️🐕😁

[@mahabinessa2086]

In my country in winter its just 10 c

[@mahabinessa2086]

But in summer 43 c

[@naturedegree5671]

Fantastic and lovely presentation Friend obrigado Thanks for excellent video friend

[@nicholastidemann9384]

I hope these cold-hardy plants will survive being buried underneath a couple of meters of snow here in Oslo.

[@UpperCumberlandGamers]

Lel

[@ohio_gardener]

So glad we don't get that much snow in our part of Ohio! Last year we got almost an inch one time.

[@MJorgy5]

You should do a compilation video that's about 2-3 minutes of Tucker chowing down. He's a hoot to watch. 🙂

[@49lucky]

Hey James Jeanne luddeni here FROM MICHIGAN.... Lol already been planting lettuce radishes even bell peppers by mistake!!!! It's supposed to be getting cooler starting Friday Yipppppeeeeee.. More garlic and making a bed for my asparagus first bed...

[@mikedub628]

Dam lucky you... I'm in California and its still in the 100's

[@WDWormsnGarden]

Yippee for you and "oh no!" For me. I'm dreading the thought of winter. Minus 50 temperature is undescribable.

[@mikedub628]

@@WDWormsnGarden the coldest it gets here now a days is in the 30's that at night if we're lucky

[@mikedub628]

@The Senate oh wow that's crazy... i could not live there its way to hot

[@49lucky]

Well I'm a cold lover hate heat with a vengeance. Trying to move further north....

[@oceanle]

Your videos are 10000 times better than MIgardener. You talk concise and entertaining. He just talks your ear off.

[@VinnyUpload]

Thank you for the helpful video

[@patriciakimyeanwong8442]

Hi James and Tuck, hope you are well, love your videos

[@livinglifewithtia6776]

Im early today. I love your videos.

[@johnfryman4428]

I want to see the episode where Tuck knocks up a feral rabbit. The damn thing gives birth and ya got these half Tuck , half rabbit abominations running around, eating the shit out of everything in your garden. You want to murder the vegetable eating little Bastards, but they remind you too much of Tuck and you slowly go insane as the population of half Tuck , half rabbits eat all of your garden - you eventually move to Florida and start over.

[@seamusfoy8292]

Everyone remember you can use your greenhouse to extend the season and grow winter crops too

[@StevenStGelais]

If I had a greenhouse, I'm sure I would remember to use it😂😭

[@GrowHealthTV]

@Seamus Foy Yep

[@graceatbaker]

I live in a zone 4b area up north and have a super short growing season that doesn’t get that hot in the middle of summer. Last year I found a $40 moveable mini green house on amazon, and I grew yellow heart winter choy and some lettuces on my deck. I did have to gear up and go outside after heavy snow to swipe several inches of snow off the top of the greenhouse so the sun could get through but IT’S POSSIBLE! And cheap! I reused that old mini greenhouse on a raise bed in late Feb when it was below freezing until early May when it reached highs of 50F. It defrosted the soil enough to sow winter hardy seeds and I watch for slow germination and slow growth until the weather warmed up enough. I had to weigh down corners with bricks and even then it blew away a few times in super windy storms. But the $40 mini greenhouse is surprisingly resilient! I plan on using it again this late fall/winter. I bought a backup for when that one falls apart.

[@Coco_267]

Me seeing this comment and immediately telling my husband we have to build a greenhouse 😂🌱

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

@@graceatbaker check out four season harvest by Eliot Coleman. Plant in ground, cover with protective inner layer inside larger outer hoop or greenhouse.

[@jaydeebee3147]

James: what's up Me: ahhhh! James: growers Me: oh

[@themontephone875]

Carrots 🥕 are so good for the colon!

[@johnfryman4428]

Do you insert them longitudinally or sideways for Fun ?

[@angela76]

Tuck is so precious! 🥰

[@jamesprigioni]

Yes he is, if there is one thing that is certain it's that I don't deserve how good he is ❤️🐕❤️

[@blackpackhomesteadchrisand7337]

Is it weird that I have grown to kinda like the smell of Neem Oil? Between that and BT has cleared up most pest.

[@TheRealHonestInquiry]

Yo James! Try Lacinato Rainbow Kale (bred by Frank Morton), it's super cold hardy and has the nice Lacinato flavor and texture. The list looks great! I would have to add #13, Beets! You can eat the leaves of Beets & Radishes, excellent thrown in a frozen fruit smoothie. Thanks for the heads up! 🙏 Hope everyone's garden is abundant in 2020 🌻

[@shaw777-k2y]

Thanks James for your channel! You're very inspiring and knowledgeable. We're growing organic cucumbers and tomatoes now!

[@samthejackalope5427]

Well these work if you live where it rains, freezes and snows where you live throughout the winter

[@Nexus-ub4hs]

Do love your videos James, not only for Tuck 😊 but you’re very positive and boundless energy is contagious. Thank you!

[@Kat777]

James, who does the filming for you? Is it your wife? Whoever it is does a great job. :)

[@dacebruz2626]

He said his Brother, but the was years ago. I’m assuming it still Is.

[@blackpackhomesteadchrisand7337]

@Chris K I always wondered that myself.

[@LitlPixi]

The ladies who don’t know want to know if there is a Mrs. Food Forest.💯😉😂

[@shawtop]

👌🏻💯 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2q3kISBoN2hasU

[@thechevron]

came here for a calming herb video, had heart failure at that introduction

[@nancyverdi2109]

James I'm curious as to how much of your garden is full sun. it seems like you have a huge area but much of it is shaded. can you grow the kales and all those mentioned in the video in partial sun? thanks for all the good info you pack in your videos.

[@nancyverdi2109]

@Amy Sternheim thanks for that Amy, makes sense.

[@graceatbaker]

I have more shaded than sunny gardening spaces (I put 2 50 gallon fabric pots on the lawn to grow fruiting vegetables, and had to kill lawn). In a shaded garden bed, I was able to grow kale, chard, beets, radish, parsley, cilantro, carrots, winter choy and beans. The loopers ended up eating all the kale, and some of the chard, and I got swallowtail caterpillars on the dill and carrots I planted, but I’ve been able to harvest beet roots and greens and herbs. The beans didn’t do well and squash plants barely flower (stay alive, and I’ve gotten a softball sized winter squash once, but don’t thrive). There’s also a perennial chive and sage in that shaded area from the previous owner. The chives set beautiful pinky-purple flowers so I thought it wasn’t edible for years. This year I also pulled what seems to be a small garlic bulb that self-seeded. So I’m guessing garlic and onions will grow in the shade. I sowed mustard seeds there last Sunday and by Tuesday I started seeing sprouts and by Thursday everything had germinated. I believe the mustard will do fine there, and hopefully won’t be bothered by the cabbage loopers that ate all the kale. If I can harvest the mustard before it freezes here, I’m going to sow spinach seeds there next to overwinter.I know lettuce doesn’t like hot hot sun, so I bet lettuce would be okay with only partial sun. Next spring, I’m going to try sugar snap peas there. :) The large tree across the yard should be bare and there would be more sun in the winter/early spring. In shade spots, things tend to grow slower than with sun, but some plants don’t like lots of direct sun. I’m in a mission to find shade tolerant vegetables to grow!

[@nancyverdi2109]

@@graceatbaker that's good to hear. I too bought some of those fabric pots - planted beets, carrots, and spinach. I just started gardening this spring and am learning a lot here. But my main worry this summer has always been sunlight. I put in a square foot garden in this area 2 weeks ago and hoping the cucumbers, pole beans, and kale will do good with the 6 hours of sun.

[@artsymamanana]

@Amy Sternheim lots of leafy plants do best with a little shade. I grew awesome broccoli, under a grapevine! very shady!

[@lindalee601]

I wish I started more seedings in July so I had established plants to plant now. Are you starting everything from seeds? Or did you start planting earlier? I thought I saw cauliflower and broccoli at Home Depot and the plants looked good. Might go back for a few. Thanks so.much for your encouragement. I cant wait to see how successful my fall garden is verses the spring/summer. One thing I know I'll enjoy is less mosquitoes. I'm a bug magnet and I hate it. 💗💗 for Tuck. 💗🌻💗🌻

[@Joshua-we2us]

AWW!! Saw one of the chickens near the peas🐔

[@jestergirl3]

Love watching your videos James! Tuck is the best! I've learned a lot thanks to you!

[@phylliskrafft]

Thanks you gave me more ideas for my fall garden

[@asinheaven]

I wasn't going to plant carrots again because I couldn't eat all that I grew last year and this spring, but I learned something here. Fall carrots develop the sugars that make them sweeter and better. Besides, Tuck can't be wrong about how good and satisfying it is to munch on a fresh picked carrot in the garden. Thanks for helping me get back on track with that!

[@redherringbone]

Tuck is so danggone adorable! Hearts for Tuck ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ You're adorable too James. ❤️ Your channel has grown to be one of the heavy hitters of gardening on KZbin.

[@simplyobserving]

Come for garden info, stay for Tuck eating snacks.

[@mountaingran9623]

How did I know Tuck was going to go for a carrot? ❤️❤️❤️Thanks for another great video. Great suggestions for cold weather.

[@lindaparra6002]

I sure enjoy your videos! You're so eloquent and natural and passionate about your garden. Thank You James... I've never been crazy about carrots but as you mention their sweetness encourages me to try them again.

[@MrsYeee]

I had a rough spring and summer season with pests and disease (zone 7b). Fingers crossed my fall garden will make up for it! Thank you for the inspiration, James and Tuck!

[@dasweetspot_her_me]

I came for gardening tips but I stayed because this little Tuck is so freaking precious! I've also learned a lot lol

[@eddiemcdonald4720]

Teach a man to fish or in this case grow -James +. Tuck

[@kcb5336]

Love this guy. Great energy, great encouragement. I love gardening. Just moved into my biggest yard ever. Looking forward to working the land.

[@urbanwarchief]

You sir are an amazing scientist

[@bryanlevesque1012]

I started my corn over a month early this year because I had your double layer hoophouse. It did amazing! Thanks

[@MeandYouHello]

Thank you for sharing this video!

[@lilolgreyhairdlady4093]

Perfect Timing! I just planted some Swiss Chard and Carrots (using your board tip) - sure hope they sprout & grow... Hoping the baby bunnies that devoured my first plantings are now too big to squeeze thru the fence. I think I need to borrow Tuck!

[@paintingtracey]

This is awesome James and Tuck. Gets me inspired to get on it and push through the summer garden burn out!

[@jorlinmarantejr.5067]

1st comment

[@jamesprigioni]

Let's Gooo!

[@ljmini732]

great video, many thanks. you have a cool dog :)

[@jamesprigioni]

Thank you my friend 🙏❤️

[@twocountryhome3529]

James thanks for being an inspiration to us backyard urban gardeners. Your hard work is much appreciated!!!

[@LB-vl3qn]

Thanks, James. What about beets? And, parsnips? They both prefer cooler weather, right? Thanks again. Your enthusiasm for gardening is infectious, in a good way 😊 ~ Lisa

[@laurens9561]

Great tips !! Protip: Set the speed to 0.75 to experience less ADHD. This guy talks faster than speeding bullets, omg, lol. Protip 2: Onions. You can leave them and even when it snows, you can dig them up and use them. That way you don't need to worry about sprouting inside.

[@BrotherPaulMignon]

Thank you!

[@MemoGrafix]

What about Collard/Turnip/Mustard Greens, Rhubarb (for the stalk), Cabbage, Beet Leaves?

[@ashleeboivin4338]

Thankyou so much for all of your knowledge. Everyone can learn from you. Tuck is also my favorite. That babies so cute I could squish his cute little fluffy cheeks. Thankyou again. New gardener here, and im learning and trying new things daily. All the best to you and your family. 🌈🌱👌💕

[@Mrbfgray]

Excellent ideas and experience here, I take notes via Amazon shopping cart. :D I have very long growing season 9a in far NorCali but having focused on long term plants (fruit trees, bushes, vines...) I've lagged on garden beds in recent yr.s, need to build some tall raised beds with gopher screen on the bottom.

[@wayfarer1101]

Super helpful! Many thanks, James. Greetings to Tuck. 😉

[@kneeslappyhappy]

Tuck is too cute! I'm about to get me my own "Tuck" 😊. We all need a Tuck in our lives!

[@sylviamunoz5411]

I've been watching your videos there the most informative I've ever seen i love gardening "keep up the good work" from san antonio tx

[@knightbook1003]

BT kills butterflies & their caterpillars, though. Even Neem Oil does.

[@1ACL]

How cold hardy is "cold hardy". Where are you? What are the temperatures? Depth of frost into the ground? You provide great information, but I doubt "everyone " can do all of this...

[@orscrub3161]

hi sweet tuck!! 💕. gotta get me some peas! got my radishes planted! 😋. thanks for all the info!!

[@pamc3338]

After years of growing, I gave up. So many factors between insects, critters and bee's, I became overwhelmed. I've become used to buying them now.

[@0nman]

You just became my most favorite,simply because you have a darling Yorkie. I have 2. And I am an avid gardener as well.

[@1MSally1965]

Arugula is my favorite salad green. Tastes like cucumbers with a kick! Spinach is awesome too.

[@kcl060]

Thanks, James! I forgot the arugula, and I really appreciate the late season variety recommendations.

[@akalam27]

I've had the best summer harvest I've ever had! So this has come at an ideal time as i'd like to grow into autumn.

[@elmonte5lim]

Anyone tried fermenting kale? I've only eaten fresh, but it tastes like schmutz and I'm a fool for home-brewed sauerkraut.

[@VashtheStampede007]

I am in northern Michigan. It doesn’t matter if they are cold resistant. The snow will bury them entirely lol 😂

[@SkiboardPlanet]

In NH, we are a bit cooler than you. This week, planting spinach, carrots, broccoli, and a round of herbs prior to the freeze, they grow so quick...

[@sherl3888]

Any tips for starters,pls? I live in a tropical country and would like to start with veggies on small pots.Your garden amazes and inspires many others like me to start growing food in our backyard.😊

[@Jenura01]

My golden retriever named Willow is now a Tuck imitator! She always follows me out to the garden to see what yummy eats she can nab. She pulls the cukes right off the vines. I pulled about 3 of them off the vine one day and put them on the ground. When I went back for them, they were all gone in her tummy :).

[@blanquitochulito7466]

I've heard you mention BT several times for pest control. Why not Neem oil? Are there specific uses for BT that do not apply to Neem oil and vice versa? Appreciate what you do. Learned a lot from you that I will be putting into practice!

[@deanatankersley6851]

Thanks so much for your experienced joyful info. Adding some of these tips to ours. Tuck munchin on his carrot 😍😄🤗

[@johnroydelacruz1433]

Can u make a video about mistake growing vegetables in rainy season.thank u,love from philippines

[@arnorrian1]

One of my chards planted this year bolted. a couple of kales too. Even one carrot. Weird.

[@damienrosa384]

Curious, a bit of a newbie question but to what degree does clippings of foliage return the nutrients to the soil? For instance I'm trying (and hopefully not failing) to grow salad radishes. I've noticed I've planted a few too close and so I pluck out the seedlings and chuck them back into the bed. Is there a loss of soil nutrients or does it all return to the dirt?

[@jonihughey1352]

I love your marigolds, so pretty. 💕Tuck💕

[@sienamartincalustre1198]

Hi James,much love from Philippines ♥️

[@Tiannastime]

I have 2 yorkies a boy and girl. Tucker looks like my girl as far as his color and the boy has a more silky and lighter color hair. I love my babies so much and I love seeing tucker in your videos. Thanks for this video, you and tucker inspired me to start my garden for the fall.

[@traceyoliver3954]

I'm in zone 7 and this will be my first time gardening plus I stay in a apartment so I will be trying my hand at container garden I really wanna start growing my own veggies so any advice will be appreciated Thank You in advance

[@UrbanGardeningWithD.A.Hanks14]

Don't forget Brussels sprouts! A winter harvest is much sweeter than planting in Spring, for the same reason as carrots et al. Good list though.

[@ladyboysexypollyzazakongsu3958]

I love and love the way of gardening you dear.​ 👍🌳🌿☘️🍀🌱

[@themontephone875]

Wow Look at that Swiss chard What’s it good for? I see. So wise to plan hearty I was thinking the same thing but wasn’t sure until now...

[@normangaddy]

Insects and squirrels like chard. A squirrel tore off a huge leaf and ran at Me. He sat up 20 feet away from Me and ate the chard with a look of joy on His face. I know that look did not shoot Him, nor did I grow any more swiss chard as it attracted to many pests in My small garden.

[@ohio_gardener]

I love Swiss Chard, just love it! It is great sauteed with some onions or garlic and a little olive oil.

[@TheRealHonestInquiry]

You can also use it in soups and smoothies. It's great for those starting out with green smoothies because of its sweet, mild flavor pairs well with frozen bananas and berries and any other fruit

[@dilkycorteling2586]

I am a virgin Gardner...next year will be my first year... so learning. Live in prince edward island Canada 🇨🇦

[@TheLawnSensei]

Hi James, I have a question. I am trying to get the lettuce seeds to sprout but I had no luck so far ... what you suggest?

Amazing video! Where do you buy the seeds for all these varieties?

[@DIYSolarandWind]

I let everything bolt so I could have the seeds. I will replant soon. I do want to make a hinged hoop house or two.

[@omryazzam5648]

I thought my video speed is at x1.5 man you are amazingly fast I like it no need for speeding it up myself 😜