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The Garden in October // Pumpkin Harvest, Planting Broccoli and Cauliflower
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The Garden in October // Pumpkin Harvest, Planting Broccoli and Cauliflower



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October is a time of harvesting but even of planting! Today, I harvest all the pumpkins and winter squash from the vegetable garden and then use the same growing area to plant cauliflower and broccoli seedlings. We also have a look at the garden in October.

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00:00 Introduction to the pumpkin patch
02:40 Harvesting pumpkins
02:56 The full pumpkin harvest + curing
05:39 Wearing a Turks Turban pumpkin
06:15 Crops in the Polycrub
08:34 Planting broccoli and cauliflower seedlings
11:11 Garden tour
13:07 Autumn onion sets and garlic

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26 Comments

  1. Carmen

    Just s tip. Sweet potatoes are a beautiful and vigerous vine, but training them up a trellis is nice and all. It will shorten your harvest bulk. It cuts back on the roots, and the tubers will be fewer. The vines, when on the ground, will send out new roots, which will create more tubers.

  2. Irisjane May

    I grow the worty French pumpkins. They do great on a trellis, grow super well, and are very sweet. They also don't take long. Some self seeded from the compost heap this year. I had one last until May. Pumpkins are just fun.

  5. J inabottle

    I love your garden! I learn alot and it's always soothing to watch a beautiful garden. And i enjoy Maggie aswell! 😀

  6. Brad Carby

    I don't understand why eggplants are still a thing. They are the most disgusting vegetable ever. I have the same feeling about raspberries. We grow 15 hectares of raspberries, harvest every day of the year. Don't understand how we make money because they are shit.

  8. Althea B.

    Amazing squash harvest, Tanya. I’m glad you didn’t lose that large one. It must’ve been delicious. 💕

  10. Cowgirl Corner

    Love your garden ❤ Question ?? Noticed your black trays you had your seedlings in….they looked very durable. Do you mind me asking where you purchased them ?

  13. DROY H

    You should try growing jicama in the polycrub next year. It's such a tasty vegetable. I've grown it indoors in a grow tent and got tubers in just a couple months so I'm sure it would do great for you!

  16. Khamalia Nawawi

    Sigh…I love your garden. They're perfect! Do you consume everything that you grow? Or do you sell some? It's a lot for 2 people, right? Btw, hugs to Maggie. 😊

  20. Charlotte Julienne

    Hoping our Musquee de Provence change color in storage as they are massive but fairly green. Zone 5B. Thanks for sharing your garden with us!

  23. Michelle Adams

    Hi Tanya, what a great haul of pumpkins! Your plot looks fab!

    On a different note could you tell me what you put down on your pathways? Is it Polyethalene or weedproof membrane? Many thanks.

  25. Jenny Johnson

    Beautiful squash Tanya! I grew Turks Turban, Uchi Kurkuri and Crown Prince for the first time. I loved watching them grow and will definitely do them again. Your veg garden looks wonderful and all your hard work paid off.

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