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James Prigioni: 10 Crops You’d Be Foolish Not to Plant in August



Plant these crops now so you can harvest past your first frost!

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:10 How to Choose What to Grow
00:46 Peas
01:13 Tricks for Sprouting Peas in the Heat
02:26 Tricks for Growing Peas in the Heat
03:10 Carrots
04:02 The Importance of Choosing a Quick Crop Variety
04:36 A Trick for Sprouting Carrots in the Heat
04:56 Beets
05:12 A Trick for Sprouting Beets in the Heat
06:16 Kale and a Few Other Brassicas
07:13 Tricks for Keeping Pests Off Your Brassica Plants
08:20 Lettuce
09:19 Spinach
09:35 A Trick for Sprouting Spinach in the Heat
10:42 Asian Greens (Bok Choy, Pak Choy, Tatsoi)
11:23 Swiss Chard
11:59 Radishes
12:32 Cold Hardy Greens (Arugula, Claytonia, Mache, Red Veined Sorrel, Mizuna)
13:33 Bonus Crops to Plant (Cucumbers, Bush Beans, Squash)
15:35 The Way to Find out What to Plant No Matter What Zone You are in
16:06 Final Thoughts

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44 Comments

  1. @jamesprigioni

    SHARE THIS VIDEO IF YOU ENJOYED IT! 😁🐕❤
    Timestamps
    00:00 Intro
    00:10 How to Choose What to Grow
    00:46 Peas
    01:13 Tricks for Sprouting Peas in the Heat
    02:26 Tricks for Growing Peas in the Heat
    03:10 Carrots
    04:02 The Importance of Choosing a Quick Crop Variety
    04:36 A Trick for Sprouting Carrots in the Heat
    04:56 Beets
    05:12 A Trick for Sprouting Beets in the Heat
    06:16 Kale and a Few Other Brassicas
    07:13 Tricks for Keeping Pests Off Your Brassica Plants
    08:20 Lettuce
    09:19 Spinach
    09:35 A Trick for Sprouting Spinach in the Heat
    10:42 Asian Greens (Bok Choy, Pak Choy, Tatsoi)
    11:23 Swiss Chard
    11:59 Radishes
    12:32 Cold Hardy Greens (Arugula, Claytonia, Mache, Red Veined Sorrel, Mizuna)
    13:33 Bonus Crops to Plant (Cucumbers, Bush Beans, Squash)
    15:35 The Way to Find out What to Plant No Matter What Zone You are in
    16:06 Final Thoughts

  2. @shelmstedt

    Zone 6b. South Lake Tahoe.
    Last frost date June 15th.
    First frost date: anytime after June 15th. 😂

  6. @garfielda34

    Thanks so much for the great August planting tips, we're definitely going to try most of those! I'm so glad King Tuck got his carrot!❤❤❤❤

  12. @steev927

    So awesome to hear you mention mizuna… I have my aerogarden full up on mizuna right now and have 2 transplants from it already outside hardening. I'm in north jerz and it's been record-breaking hot where I am this year, thankfully we've been getting some rain finally. For those that don't know, good mizuna is the perfect green to go with your prized tomatoes on a BLT. After that it's just raising your own bacon and chickens for mayo… then growing some wheat for the bread flour, then you're a self-sustaining BLT farm!

  14. @pansyvaughan5624

    Oh it's over 35 here still, my garden has struggled fir 2 months and we are still hot for 3 more weeks, I'm so done trying to keep things alive, only got maybe a 1/3 if peas, but also shit soli, so I huesd things are doing ok for that, slow ho though
    Can't wait for cool weather

  22. @GardenHermitThings

    This fall I’m growing carrots, beets, radishes, broccoli, arugula, bok choy and more!! This is my first year doing a fall garden 😊

  23. @IAMGiftbearer

    I'm planning on starting some lettuce soon if I can stay ahead of the bugs. Haven't decided whether to transplant it from indoors or direct sow it. May also plant carrots but I have had a hard time getting those to any decent size. It took me 6 months to get the first batch of just a few to even 2-3 inches long and 3/4" in circumference. I may need to try different varieties.

  25. @maribabette2205

    HI from PA, Love your videos thanks for sharing 🙂 But I must say your thumbnail would look more welcoming if you show your nice smile 🙂

  26. @chaderic27

    Can you do more on when the plants are ready to harvest? I pulled out a carrot I thought looked ready, tall stem and turning yellow, but it was as thin as a pencil.
    Also spacing…I have yellow squash & zucchini which over-shaded tomatoes & stunting growth

  30. @aloras405

    I really dislike the “you’d be foolish not to plant.” Well, it would be IF I LIVED IN YOUR AREA. to tell people that don’t have the growing time that they’re foolish if they don’t do things like you do is a great way to loose viewers.

  32. @toniatalley1977

    ❤❤❤❤ for Tuck. He's too adorable. Great video. Thank you for all the info. I was looking for some stuff to add for my fall garden

  34. @mmladyg

    Love learning from you, James. Seems you're perfectly on target for my zone 7a, Washington state. I use your board method for carrots, great germination this past week. Lettuce is up, used same principle but with VERY thin layer of dry grass clipping on north exterior or green house. Up today–winning! So many good things happening in the garden, this time of year. Looking forward to a second round starting NOW! Thanks to you and The Boss. ❤❤❤❤

  41. @EICHist

    Yeah, your August is my September. In 9b Sacramento area, it's 100+ through August and early September. I will probably start some beets, carrots, turnips sometime at the end of the month or first week of September; but lettuce I will need to wait until mid-September.

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