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Fall Season Vegetable Gardening in Northeast Florida



Earth Works Garden Center Manager Matthew Barlow discusses Fall season vegetable gardening in Jacksonville and surrounding Northeast Florida including typical vegetables grown from seed, soil requirements, fertilizers, soil amendments, pest control along with approaches that include succession planting, and pruning versus picking your harvest.

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22 Comments

  6. patdthomas

    I lived most of my life in Connecticut where you plant cool weather crops in March and warm weather crops in May. When I moved to Florida, it took me years to break that habit. Now I'm planting cool weather crops in December and the warm stuff in February/March and again in late August through September. July and most of August is just too hot and a total bust unless you're into sweet potatoes. It took me 20 years but I think I finally got this Florida thing down.

  7. joel quintana

    I live NJ all you talk is excellent and also can be use in other zone than Florida. Thanks so much!. I watch a lots of videos and your is a summary of all them .

  9. isabel zammuto

    If it is ORGANIC why by products from bottles?!? Make your own organic products,,,,,Like garlic and cloves the insects hate them

  11. Grace J. Gniazdowska

    I really want to plant celeriac, celery root, they are a common every day vegetable in European cooking but the stores treat it like an exotic vegetable and charge 5.99 a lb, they are heavy and you would end up paying like $10 a bulb, which is completely ridiculous. Do you have any pointers? Please.

  13. angela vanessa

    thank you for the information, youre the only one ive watched that talked about succession growing. i live in yulee and im just waiting for this couple of days of cold and im getting to planting.my 1st time growing, wish me luck, thank you!!

  16. Lover of love

    In central Florida we have a lot of fire ants. Is there anything you would suggest doing about them. My yard is covered. Or do they not really harm the plants much?

  19. Amy Hartis

    So freaking excited! I just got some cabbage and broccoli. Looking up info for how to grow and baam! Your video popped up! I live in mayport. You just did a huge front yard job for my neighbor. Our weathers so different for "suggesting growing inst" on plants and seeds. New veggie gardener. Need all the info/help I can get! Thanks so much!!!#

  22. FreeAtBirth Me

    Thank you so very much for this video. Since I bought my house with big land in Jacksonville in 2015 I was trying to grow veggies unsuccessfully. From this video I finally understood all my mistakes and why my gardening failed from year to year. Also, I usually buy seeds in regular store or Home Depot but most of time the seeds are either too old either something wrong with these seeds as some of them does not get out or get out too wick to become a health mature plant. I will appreciate if you share any place or website to buy good quality of seeds. Thanks a lot.

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