How to grow food In fall and winter. lettuce, collards, broccoli, brussel sprouts.

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From collard seeds to the dinner plate in just 3 weeks. Harvest broccoli and collards every week. Leave the plant in the ground and it will keep producing. Food all fall and winter long. Save money.

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What is your location and when did you start them?

I agree with DaJA Dee Ma that roosters of yours was awesome I could here his dominion being voiced. Nice Rooster!

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Nice crop! Starting g a fall garden in NJ...love gardening

Your rooster wants his share of attention too.

I'm sorry, but I'm loving the rooster... He took over your video session... Great video! Thank you!

You can juice all those leaves with apple and carrots...yummm

now that's a nice garden...

Loved the onions. I replant the bottom of the onions and they start shooting leaves and producing 2 to 4 stems of onion stems. I have 2 that are separating and making their own bulb. Great channel. Loved and Subbed

Great video . I've never seen a lettuce seed. I need to explore that more. Just could never fathom how , exactly, it would propagate. Thanks for the info.

There was no "how to grow" in any of the video.What are you doing , care and fertilization.

Great looking garden. I spotted a few flat head worms in my garden. I just learned that they eat earthworms. Do you have any suggestion on how to eradicate them from my garden? I want to stay organic. Do you have any suggestions?
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Nice clean looking garden you have laid out. No pest problems with the broccoli or brussel sprouts? What is your special secret in pest feed gardening?

Your plants looks very healthy, what do you use to keep the bugs out? Thanks for sharing.

man i have tried for years sprouts collard and broccoli and i dont get a good result as you have what state do you live im in north texas i get good fall and winter for these plants but i cant get any good luck

I just planted a bunch of random seeds. Hope I get something before snow.

I'll definitely look up the multiplying onion, thanks for the into. What is your growing zone? I'm in Zone 7.

this is awesome info.

Great video. Love your rooster too.

Hey man. I really enjoyed your video. What were those onions you had there? Did you plant seeds or did you plant bunches? Give us a little info please?