JANUARY PLANTING GUIDE: Top Veggies, Fruit Trees, Flowers & Herbs For Mild Winter Gardens

[@michaela.754]

What a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for all your hard work making this video. I took so many screenshots

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I'm so glad you found it helpful!

[@lynncamomile5025]

Thank you! I’m in Gilbert and sure appreciate you sharing your knowledge - Happy New Year!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You're welcome! Happy New Year to you, too!

[@VictoriaHeilman-mo3qb]

Ice Bergs are everywhere here in Las Vegas NV. Happy gardening !!!

[@mengahornnemisi4099]

Thank you!👌👍

[@cowboys729]

Happy New Year Angela from Buckeye AZ. Blessings and great harvest to ALL in 2025!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thank you! Happy new year to you as well!

[@FatcatandFriends]

Yaaayyy! You literally made a video on garden planning after I requested it!! Wow, my request may not be the reason, but it sure means a lot!!

[@spider8uOldManJenkins]

You are so helpful and appreciate all your knowledge sharing. These videos are especially helpful living in AZ. Most plants do not do well in our heat and it is nice to get confirmation what plants are best having watched and subscribed to your videos before.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I'm always learning, too.

[@SeymourGreenPlants]

Starting the year off in the organic garden is refreshing! Everybody needs to Seymour Green this year!

[@michellewelch6013]

Oh yaaay! Im excited for the spring garden season dead ahead. Broccoli and beets and carrots are flourishing in my winter garden. Time to plant up seeds for spring! I wish there were a garden planning guide like yours for Central california, we are weird here.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I lived in Fresno for a couple of years. Central California is beautiful. Best of luck with your garden!

[@algallego]

Either the channel owner or YT algorithm is prohibiting the posts I'm making to inform you of UC Davis online gardening resource. Sorry... can't seem to post anything with a URL here.

[@DebMadrid-o8v]

Hi! I just discovered your channel earlier this year and love it! I garden in Greenlee County, Arizona but travel to the valley often for work. I can sometimes be gone for a week or two at a time so it can be tough when I’m not home to maintain my garden. Any tips for keeping my garden alive and thriving while away for stretches of time is greatly appreciated 😅

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Drip irrigation / watering grids and mulch are crucial. That can help keep things going while you are away.

[@KokoraLife]

Your garden is so beautiful!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks!

[@Butterfly078s]

Nice garden 🏡 Love from india 🇮🇳❤❤

[@kibibishaw1194]

Thanks! Basil is on the list :)

[@rickwarner516]

Big learning curve for me 😁😁😁

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

True for all of us!

[@LoriSavingWild]

i love your videos. Thank you. BUt I never know if you are saying to plant things by seed or by starter plants. Thanks.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

For the specifics of seed or transplant you can see this post: growinginthegarden.com/what-to-plant-harvest-january-low-desert-of-arizona/ I usually try to add that to the videos, but I don't think I did as much of that this time.

[@LoriSavingWild]

@@GrowingInTheGarden thanks so much I am in Santa Barbara. Similar but not exactly low desert.

[@diablomom]

I wish you would do a seed starting video. My Korean mom watches your videos and thinks these videos mean she should plant the SEEDS not the starts you already have growing.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I did kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3jMpIhumc-ai7s

[@theheardhomestead]

Help your mom go to the playlists. She’ll find a few seed starting videos and one about transplants. That way she can see all the different video options.

[@AZWings]

This year has been tough in Phoenix. Hot summer led to pest problems. The fall took forever to cool down, so plants that would normally thrive were not doing as well and not setting fruit when they should. On the plus side, the warm winter is prolonging fall season and it looks like frost may not be a problem at all this year. Last year I had frosts in November.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Agreed. I'm also worried about the lack of rain this winter.

[@eunicetrejo6053]

I love your shirt❤

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks! It's available on my website: growinginthegarden.bigcartel.com/product/growing-in-the-garden-shirt

[@Sean-o5z]

Thank you for always sharing some helpful tips! Greetings from the Philippines.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You're welcome! Enjoy your garden.

[@PetEnrichment]

Thank you so much for these monthly updates, they're invaluable! Do you have any recommendations for planning for an extra hot summer after the very warm and dry winter we've been having?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I'm leaning into cover crops next summer for sure. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5mnoZ2efNinr68

[@suzanneholguin6634]

Happy New Year, Angela!! I would like to get more fruit trees. Where do you recommend getting them from in the East Valley?? Thanks in advance!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I like Greenfield Citrus Nursery, RSI Growers, Arizona Worm Farm

[@suzanneholguin6634]

@ Thank you!

[@Sisteryoda1440]

Holidays are done and I’m ready to get gardening 👨‍🌾 🪴 Happy New Year!! 🎊

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Same to you!

[@MadhuriDas-q2w]

Happy new year! I live in east Mesa. What powder did you use before planting the roses?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Bone Meal

[@sasastankovic8760]

Have 3 vertical stack-able towers that I got recently for free, planning on going to the worm farm in the morning, do I get the raised garden bed mix or something different?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I used the raised bed mix in mine.

[@sasastankovic8760]

@GrowingInTheGarden thank you! As well I assume just planting seeds won't work, I'll have to buy the transplants?

[@jasonshelton6336]

Any tips on how to adapt these plans and dates to a slightly higher desert like Graham County?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I wish I did. I need to look into that. My best answer for now is to check with your local extension office and see if they have guidelines for you.

[@HonGuan_official]

In higher desert areas like Graham County, where temperatures and conditions can be extreme, indoor growing could be a great solution. Using a grow tent can help create a controlled environment, allowing you to manage temperature, humidity, and light. Additionally, incorporating ventilation systems like exhaust fans will help regulate air circulation, preventing overheating and moisture buildup. This setup will give your plants the optimal conditions they need to thrive, regardless of the harsh outdoor climate.

[@slporter722]

I think I missed the window to plant walla walla onions and spanish onion. Is it too late to start seeds indoors and put out in Feb?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Probably. If you can find transplants somewhere you could plant those.

[@honestly1970]

For the flowers to plant in January it look like you were transplanting. Is it too late to seed that list. And yes, I’m ordering the guide. I’ve been looking for that info since last year!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

For the specifics of seed or transplant you can see this post: growinginthegarden.com/what-to-plant-harvest-january-low-desert-of-arizona/ I usually try to add that to the videos, but I don't think I did as much of that this time.

[@LBC13]

Get the Planting Guide, it’s a game changer! Thanks Angela, your garden looks amazing 🤩 Winter has been warm in my area this year, just hope everything goes well 😅

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Yay! Glad you like it. Warm and dry for sure. Hoping for some rain!

[@andrewmiadavila6342]

When you say it's time to plant, do you mean from seed or from transplant?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I usually add it but forgot to this time. You can see the breakdown of which one to use here: growinginthegarden.com/what-to-plant-harvest-january-low-desert-of-arizona/

[@susanphillips2859]

I still have basil growing from last year. It has flowered. Do I pull it out or let it keep growing? Is it past time to harvest?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You can take it out and start again or prune it back after last frost.

[@virginiabond7071]

Hello Angela, what kind of iceberg roses would you recommend i live in the low desert too zone 9b. Thanks in advance!!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I get mine from Heirloom Roses. You can see them listed here: heirloomroses.com/discount/GARDENAZ20?redirect=%2Fcollections%2Fangelas-favorite-rose-bushes&GARDENAZ20

[@kellieL89]

This may be weird but I could really use a gardening supplies organization idea video. Between seed starting supplies, fertilizer, lights, seeds, trowels etc I'm struggling to organize in a functional accessible way

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Good idea. It can be overwhelming.

[@Aviarynut2338]

I'm in NJ everything will freeze

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

For sure.

[@trinade3732]

That's crazy it's 27° at low in January February no way you can plant that

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

This video is for mild winter climates, so keep that in mind.

[@trinade3732]

@GrowingInTheGarden Thank you. I'm in the high desert and zone 9. I believe you're zone 10. So I can plant mine more like March correct? Am I one month behind you for planting? So when you put your February out that would be what I would prepare to plant in March correct? I love to watch your videos I have just not been able to Plant the same as you and I'm trying to figure out exactly how I could do it. Your videos helped me very much last year in putting in sprinkler system, thank you. Blessings

[@MadhuriDas-q2w]

Happy new year! I live in east Mesa. What powder did you use before planting the roses?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Bone Meal