Early Autumn Harvest Before the Frost in Zone 5 (Fall Harvest)

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With our first frost coming soon, we’re stepping up our harvests of tomatoes, peppers, winter squash, green beans, and celery in hopes of avoiding a frantic last minute harvest before the frost. Join me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneyardrevolution One Yard Revolution is all about growing a lot of food on a little land using sustainable organic methods, while keeping costs and labor at a minimum. Emphasis is placed on improving soil quality with compost, mulch, and compost tea. No store-bought fertilizers, soil amendments, pesticides, compost activators, etc. are used. Channel Page: http://www.youtube.com/user/OneYardRevolution Featured Video: http://youtu.be/XUnlVdfeuG8

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Any maggot issues with the mushrooms? Mine are full of them.

how did u get the tomato tree to bear that much Tomato's ?

I am a first time gardener. I love watching your videos. I live in Kansas City and would like to learn how preserve strawberry plants, Rosemary and Sage. Suggestions? Do you have good place to research?

Bountiful harvest Patrick! Well done!

Could you tell me how many square feet your garden is?

Nice review Patrick. Loved seeing someone else using trellis to grow pumpkins/ squash. What do the acorn squash taste like compared to the butternut, which are my wife Colleen's favourite? I too am looking forward to seeing your sunchoke harvest. Thanks again mate.

+OneYardRevolution What an amazing harvest! Everything looks great. Time for winter gardening here as well in California. Just starting out our winter garden here. Cheers!

I would like to see what the commercially available Boogie Brew Compost tea would do in comparison to your home compost tea. I also have the methods available to join your group analysis. I too live in a Zone 5 region (CANADA)

Great looking fall harvests there Patrick.. Am yet to try acorn squash here but would like to.. Great looking mushroom patch..
Thanks for the look mate..

Beautiful Harvest bro :) The garden is even nice this time of year eh :

Where did you buy your wine cap spores? Thank you! It is a nice video.

What a wonderful harvest. Well done. I love your butternut squash.

Well done this year Patrick!

Really beautiful harvest! Love your squash.

looks like you had a great year =) hope next year is even better! of course now we have to deal with the cold winter which this year i am suspecting it will really cold.

Wo-ow Patrick, those Sunchokes are amazing. Great job. Everything looked great.

Beautiful garden & harvest. Great job, well done. I look forward to you Sunchoke video. That is one HUGE plant. Thank you for sharing your gardening passion with all of us.

What a wonderful harvest, Patrick. Very successful year.

Great video Patrick! I have a question about the celery though. Do you find that it is hard to grow? I have read differing opinions in several otherwise reliable sources about how it is either incredibly hard to get a harvest out of, or one of those plants that you just plant, forget about, then harvest. I honestly don't know what to think at this point.

What a great start to the harvest. I've just bought in my butternuts as we had a frost here in Hertfordshire, England, yesterday. I'm also looking forward to my first ever sunchoke harvest, we call them jerusalem artichokes here, but mine are a more normal 7 feet tall. Your mushrooms look delicious, i'd love to try to growing some.