Are you a lazy gardener? If you are, this video if for you! Some garden vegetables are so easy to grow, they require almost no work once planted, and this video features the 10 laziest vegetables lazy gardeners will love growing! Gardening doesn’t have to be hard, especially when growing a fall garden. Embrace lazy gardening! Many fall vegetables are easy to grow, and these are the easiest.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 Introduction
1:25 Lazy Vegetable #1
3:54 Lazy Vegetable #2
5:13 Lazy Vegetable #3
6:41 Lazy Vegetable #4
7:56 Lazy Vegetable #5
9:02 Lazy Vegetables #’s 6-7
11:10 Lazy Vegetables #’s 8-9
12:22 Lazy Vegetable #10
14:41 Adventures With Dale
If you have any questions about how to start a lazy garden, want to know about the things I grow in my raised bed vegetable garden and edible landscaping food forest, are looking for more gardening tips and tricks and garden hacks, have questions about vegetable gardening and organic gardening in general, or want to share some DIY and “how to” garden tips and gardening hacks of your own, please ask in the Comments below!
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If you enjoyed this video, please "Like" it and share it to help increase its reach! Thanks for watching🙂TIMESTAMPS for convenience:
0:00 Introduction
1:25 Lazy Vegetable #1
3:54 Lazy Vegetable #2
5:13 Lazy Vegetable #3
6:41 Lazy Vegetable #4
7:56 Lazy Vegetable #5
9:02 Lazy Vegetables #'s 6-7
11:10 Lazy Vegetables #'s 8-9
12:22 Lazy Vegetable #10
14:41 Adventures With Dale
Love your sense of humor!
Collards attract a lot of insect pests
Suburb delivery; masterful gardening; excellent videography!!! God bless & be safe!!! Chuck Knight from Atascocita, Texas. ✝️🎣👨🌾🐩🦌🙏
Oh. Hello there. I didn't see you come in.
Love your humor! 😂
I'm pretty new to vegetable gardening and live just a couple hours north of where you are. I just want to say how helpful your videos have been this past year. I've learned so much from your channel! I'll be planting leeks and garlic this fall. Thanks!
I loved this video!! Informative and funny. What more could you ask for!! Bring it on!
Very cute video. Would you consider making a list of those crops we may have planted which will come back next year without replanting? For instance I noticed my oregano comes back every year, even grows through the snow. Thanks and keep up the good works.
I planted carrots in late April early May and they really haven’t done very well. Can I keep them in the ground and see if they will do well in the fall? I’m in zone 9A. Thank you so much. I appreciate all the information you provide!
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You're the best! Entertaining and informative. L0vE iT!
I love growing garlic. My bulbs were a little small this year and goodness gracious, I plow through it. Especially when I am in sauce making season during late summer. I cannot wait to plant mine, I'm trying a few new varieties this year and some new locations. This video is making me laugh. After all of the needy summer plants, fall plants are so easy. I've been scatter sowing even.
Very entertaining, good job! And perfect timing, as I am preparing for my very first fall garden ever, can't wait!
Rutabaga are also incredibly lazy to grow. I'm in 8b and I toss the seeds in the ground around Oct and come Feb/March they're ready to harvest with zero intervention!
Great video. LOVE the creativity!!
I got a good laugh out of you today. I do appreciate you and your channel.
Oh man you sure know your audience.
Random Question, but how do you Amend Hard Clay Soil that is in the Raised Bed? Someone from YouTuber- Simply Bloom ( Miya / Maya ) recomto add Gypsum on top of the clay soil and then add Cardboard then add organic matter then add mulch.
What u think? Sound 👍👍?????
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Thanks!
Thank you for sharing. This video made me laugh actually. And poor Dale and the Thunder. We've got cats that are terrified of thunder so I can relate.
I know you're an engineer but don't know what kind. You haven't said that you live in Brunswick County but, just wondering, do you live near Southport and are you a nuclear engineer?
Loved all the information and the humor in this video. I needed the laughter today. Thank you. Also Dale at the end is always heart warming. Love the Dale!
Clever! You made me laugh! (Also, thanks for the great info.)
This video was informative and funny. Thanks
You are hilarious, do you have ten for normal people without seasonal affective disorder? Some of us like a challenge 💪🏿
Excellent video
This was the funniest video. EVER. (You called us all out MG).
This video is the best!! I laughed so hard! Thank you for the pointers and the entertainment.
Helpful and SO FUNNY! 😄 Really enjoyed this.
lol!
I love that you’ve embraced some of the southern greens like collards and mustards that not everyone has a taste for. (And truthfully they do have to be prepared soul food style to be delicious) If you’ve never done it before, try cooking a southern traditional New Year’s Day dinner of collard greens, black eyed peas, and cornbread to ring in the new year, bring luck, and maybe cure that New Year’s eve hangover. 😂
I’m in Phoenix now, and it’s my first year gardening, but aside from tomatoes, I think I’m most excited about growing collards and mustards! I’m almost sick of all the okra we’ve produced. 😂 Almost.
I loved your one liners!!
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If gardening ever fails…you can do stand up comedy !!!!👍
Thanks for all your hard work and love for Dale🐕💕
I am not lazy, but I get so so busy this time of year at work, so all of this is very helpful. Thank you. I have 11 hour days coming at work.
Easy peazy lemon squeezy! Lemon 🍋 😂🍋
"The video on growing climbing flowers is amazing! The way you take advantage of the compact space to create a green fruit garden is impressive. The tips on supports and tree care are very useful. I learned a lot from you. Looking forward to it." In the next videos, let's explore more interesting zucchini gardening!
Thanks for sharing!💜🙏🏼
I reckon I’m so lazy I’ve never bothered to find out why collard and mustard greens exist. So what are they good for? (Note sentence ending in preposition.)
this is a great video! Thank you
Can we just throw all these seeds together….throw and scatter and just let it grow 😂…. After this summer I’m a tad burnt out and the fact it is still 90 degrees this weekend 😅I’m ready for cooler weather here in Georgia
Love it! I am not lazy, but I hate to fail. Waving from zone 7b! Thanks for your insights. 😊
Great video Sir.
This is great even though some of your examples like not washing your hands after using the restroom make me 🤢