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NOVEMBER PLANTING GUIDE: Top Veggies, Flowers, and Herbs for Your Fall Garden
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NOVEMBER PLANTING GUIDE: Top Veggies, Flowers, and Herbs for Your Fall Garden



00:00 Introduction
00:35 Vegetables to Plant in November
03:46 Tips for Shade Gardening
04:08 Best Cool-Season Crops for Succession Planting
04:23 Perennial Fruit to Plant in November
04:36 Herbs to Plant in November
05:02 Best Cool-Season Crops for Natural Pest Control
05:12 Cool-Season Flowers to Plant in November
05:34 Cool-Season Flowers to Plant from Seed
06:19 Easy Fall Flowers to Plant from Transplant
07:26 Planting Hanging Baskets with Flowers

As high summer temperatures linger longer into fall, November joins October as a prime planting month in the low desert. Short seasons mean we need to get our fall gardens planted so they can get established before the days become short and cool.

If you haven’t already, it’s time to plant your fall vegetables, herbs, and flowers. If you did most of your planting during October, use these planting lists to fill in empty spots in your beds and garden. Maximize your growing space and take advantage of the fall and winter growing seasons.

Vegetables:
Start with brassicas like broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, and kale—great choices for succession planting to ensure a continuous harvest throughout the fall. I’ll show you how to plant these so your garden stays productive. This is also a great month to plant greens like lettuce, arugula, spinach, and collard greens. Want to grow root vegetables? November is ideal for carrots, beets, turnips, and radishes—I’ll share some tricks for germinating those tricky carrot seeds to ensure a better yield. Plant celery from transplants or cut-off ends.

Herbs:
October is perfect for perennial herbs like rosemary, thyme, sage, mint, and annual herbs like parsley, cilantro, dill, and borage. Plant these now to enjoy fresh herbs through the winter and beyond.

Flowers:
Add a splash of color to your garden this fall with flowers! October is the time to plant poppies, calendula, sweet peas, and nasturtiums directly from seed. I’ll also show you the easiest fall flowers to grow from transplants like snapdragons, geraniums, and blue salvia—perfect for a beautiful garden that blooms until next spring. You can also plant bulbs like daffodils, tulips, and ranunculus for stunning blooms in the spring.

Don’t forget to check out my planting calendars and lists on my website for more ideas!
https://growinginthegarden.bigcartel.com/product/vegetable-herb-fruit-planting-guide
https://growinginthegarden.com/what-to-plant-harvest-october-low-desert-of-arizona/

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23 Comments

  1. @bethhadgu9553

    I love your videos and subscribed you already. I am wondering if all these plants and herbs I can plant them in my small patio? Any suggestions? I live in Scottsdale. Thank you!

  2. @makeupnmedicine

    Hi, I am late getting my garlic in because I ran out of fish emulsion for the pre soak. Is there an alternative for the soak prior to planting?

  6. @jeffcollins1172

    Hi, I think I’m having seed issues? How long can you keep seeds stored? Do you buy new seeds every season? I’ve been planting lettuce from older seed packs; nothing coming up, even indoors? Help!

  7. @georginablumel2852

    Hi Angela, this was a great video for me for my fall flowers. I’m not in AZ, I’m in FL, but 10b, a little more humid though obviously 😂 But I just planted up some dahlia tubers in large containers, but I’m wondering what you suggest for planting around the base of them? Since they are so tall, I’m not sure what flowers would look best. I do not get a freeze here. Thanks 😊

  10. @jacklynmarin6184

    Hi Angela! I just found your channel and am starting a garden with my daughter. I encountered a problem though- the spot that we cleared for our garden bed gets plenty of sunlight in the summer but I noticed this week that the sun barely hits it, if at all, this time of year. So now I am wondering if our fall/winter vegetables will even grow if we begin to plant. It really is the best spot in our yard space wise and how close it is to our water source. What would you recommend?

  11. @atoitoh2989

    Just wanting to check to see if YT will allow me to comment on anything. Mostly they delete my comments, regardless of how uncontroversial they might be.

  21. @thechrononaut1

    You tricked me, Angela! I got the notification and thought a very different channel was posting this, and as a Pennsylvanian, got very excited. You goofy desert dwellers got me again!

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