Easiest Vegetable to Grow in the Garden You're Probably Not Growing

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John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to the Intervale Center in Burlington, Vermont. In this episode, John will share with you how you can make your local food system stronger, as well a crop that the Native Americans grew that is not the Three sisters that is super easy to grow and delicious. Finally, John will take you on a tour through the Tommy Thompson Community Garden and share with you some of the fruits and vegetables that grow the best in the North East United States during the late summer season. After watching this episode, you will learn the #1 food crop you should grow that will grow anywhere in the United States and the crops you should grow if you live in the North East United States to have a bountiful garden year after year. Learn more about the intervale center at: http://www.intervale.org/ Subscribe to GrowingYourGreens for more videos like this: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=growingyourgreens Follow John on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/growingyourgreens/

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what jumped by his head at 320

awesome channel and video! just subbed and thumbs up and looks like you have some great info on this channel!!

potatos are native to South America.

OH NO ! The WORD police are here !! I better forget about growing food, slide on out of here and go bone-up on my English.

a pneumatic Indian? how many psi does one of them have?

Have you ever done an Idaho episode?

That is a VERY INVASIVE plant. If you ever want to stop growing them it will take a decade and an excavator to get them to stop growing. They are right up there with Japanese Knotweed but not quite as bad.

You do know GMO corn isn't harmful to you, correct? Unless of course you don't believe in science at all or selectively choose what science is valid based on your own biased beliefs.

I am a coffee roaster. I have tried using coffee bags for paths. They do not stop weeds as expected.

p.s. - the Brasil coffee bags are not made out of jute/burlap. They are #5 plastic.

hey bro i need your help , plzz tel me the garden soil substitute for plants to be grown in platic container ,, recently iam using perelite , vermiculite and cococ peat mix it do well but after some time the seedings become yellow and died ,, plzz tell me what kind of nutrient i will give them ,is mixing vermicompost in this mix is coreect or what npk sprays are not working mm,,, iam stuck help me bro bro bro bro bro where are you

@ 11:15 he said wood chips rob nutrients from the ground? I thought they benefit the soil.

Corn is great to grow even in small spaces - because you can use them to grow your cucumbers, squash & vine type of vegetables on. I use the corn as a trellis - so if I didn't have the corn growing... I would have to replace it with a pole - and the pole don't grow anything at all. But I like what other things you had to share - great job... but - corn is the best and most productive trellis I know of. Can you see it now?

Peace~

I like most of your videos.This one seems a bit long winded. I was looking for plants that are easy to grow.
Do you know of any database that includes zone,climate and season ? I am looking for a good collection of information to start doing urban gardening on my balcony in Shanghai and also in a 20 sq foot south facing window ledge in office.

i understand you need to be sponsored but this is taking it too far.

All corn is GMO

You moved to Vermont? I thought you lived in Las Vegas.

what is the best Iron nutrient crop with limited space to grow?