John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you his #1 Favorite Perrenial Vegetable that EVERY gardener should grow: Tree Collards that grow 365 days a year easily in his Zone 9 Garden. You will also learn about Moringa, another perennial vegetable that can grow year-round in zone 10 gardens.
In this episode, John will take you to Certified Plant Growers (CPG Nursery) in Norwalk, California where he buys his annual veggie starts that he grows in his garden. You will learn the problems that annual vegetables have and why you must keep growing them every year. You will learn about the amazing selection and prices of plants that CPG offers in Southern California for herb and veggie plant starts.
Next, you will learn about the power of Perennial Vegetables that you only need to plant once and can easily grow year-round in Southern California and provide you with vegetables to eat 365 days a year. YES, this is one vegetable you can plant once and you can eat forever!!
You will learn about Green Tree Collards that are sold at CPG Nursery in 5-gallon pots for an affordable price. You will learn more about the tree collard and how to select the best plant depending on how you want to grow it. You will learn John’s tips about growing tree collards.
Finally, you will learn more about Moringa, a tropical Perennial Vegetable that can be grown year-round in zone 10 and produces edible leaves to eat. You will learn how you can grow moringa as an annual if you live in climates that freeze during the winter.
Jump to the following parts of this episode
00:00 Episode Starts
00:23 Certified plant Growers
00:46 First Reason Why I love CPG Nursery – Lowest Prices
01:40 Second Reason Why I love CPG – Quality of the Plants
02:15 Problems with Annual Vegetables – Grows only One Season
02:56 Tree Collards will grow year-round without replanting
04:20 Stake your tree collards when you plant them
05:20 edit point
06:10 Second Perennial Vegetable: Moringa
07:00 Super Healthy Moringa Plants I Have Seen for Sale
07:20 You Can Eat all parts of the Moringa Tree to Eat
After watching this episode you will learn more about the #1 perennial vegetable every gardener needs to plant so they can eat from their garden year-round in Southern California.
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Jump to the following parts of this episode
00:23 Certified plant Growers in Norwalk, California
00:46 First Reason Why I love CPG Nursery – Lowest Prices
01:40 Second Reason Why I love CPG – Quality of the Plants
02:15 Problems with Annual Vegetables – Grows only One Season
02:56 Tree Collards will grow year-round without replanting
04:20 Stake your tree collards when you plant them
06:10 Second Perennial Vegetable: Moringa
07:00 Super Healthy Moringa Plants I Have Seen for Sale
07:20 You Can Eat all parts of the Moringa Tree to Eat
Visit CPG at: Certified Plant Growers 10524 E. Firestone Blvd., Norwalk, CA 90650
#johnkoller Great choices.
WORLDWIDE.. In this food emergency (50% of our food is not planted/ therefore no one gets to eat it)
Remember to empower your gardeners to plant 3-10x more than usual and compost (not wood chips) needs to increase to 10 tons per acre.
#asiflifeonEarthmatters
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Where can l get tree collard seeds, l'm in Borneo.
I have moringa trees, plenty of seeds, nip the shoots for a delicious chinese vege…..
U can eat a lot of tree leafs like mulberry, redbud, young maple leafs, pair leafs
Dude, you just waffle on too much. You're boring…
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My tree collards didn't survive here in NC š¢š¢š¢š¢š¢
Amazing video.Greetings from London.
That moringga from seed that's why it has many leafs, if you plant a stem it's look like stick,
Iām in zone 7, my parsnips self seed enormously and are taking the garden lol. The lady bugs love them and the greens served as a nursery
I live in South Alabama, and I have a package of moringa seeds. I'm going to try and sprout them and see what happens. I'm fascinated with perennials, especially tree collards, and moringa.
They definitely did not make it in my 7b garden, total shame!
Not much of tropical products š®
Would have traveled hours to get these but John video in Sept put out in mid Oct? Really???
I've tried growing these, pests eat them to the ground every time. How can I protect them?
So good to see a shorter video. I lose interest in the longer ones . Cheers.š
You posted this 5 days ago and said it was September??
Hi John what is a good place to order dry herbs? Iām just getting into all of this ORGANIC.
Hey, thanks
But isn't it true that collards aren't good until after frost?