The California Garden in January + Garden Tour

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We give you a tour of the California Garden and show you everything growing in the California Garden in the month of January. We look ate everything from how the raised beds are organized to what is growing the garden: - Herbs - See how to grow cilantro and dill - Brassica (Cruciferous vegetables) - See how to grow broccoli, cabbage, kohlrabi, etc - Dancy tangerines - see how they are growing in the California garden - Winter vegetables - See what's growing! - How to use the greenhouse to grow vegetables in winter And a whole lot more!

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hey there I have a very amateur question for an amateur gardener who is starting this year in the UK, I have bought a lot of compost and fertilisers to do a lot of pot veg growing but one thing that concerns me is the cost of compost for every summer is there any techniques to re use the same compost for the next year?? or is as costly for each year lol

We are so blessed to be gardening in California. We can plant and harvest in all seasons in many parts of our state. UCCE Master Gardener Program of Santa Clara County, CA has a YouTube channel, too. Hope you'll take a look sometime.
https://www.youtube.com/user/CAMasterGardener

I love your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I just bought one dill plant and planted it in a 8" pot that is also 8" deep. Do you think an 8" pot is too small and will restrict the growth for one plant or do you think it will do OK?

thanks for all your info videos, I always wait for your videos to watch. today o got a truck loads of compost for my new raise beds all around the backyard getting ready for my tomatoes and peppers

Hi there!! I love watch your videos. Thank you so much sharing! Could you please let me know where can I find Curry leave - tree's seeds. I live in Dallas, TX. Tried finding at every nursery but could not find, could you mail me some please. Thanks in advance. :D

Beautiful!! I'm at peace in your lovely garden. You are so inspiring...also just to mention I grow Geranium too I infuse large pot of apples that I'm steam or stewing, add some chopped leaves and put on my oatmeal. Leftover's - freeze/refrigerate. For pound or sponge cake I line the smaller leaves on the bottom of my cake tin, the leaves just permeate the whole cake, also I infuse my semolina or polenta puddings.

That dwarf tangerine tree is awesome. I've got a pretty big orange tree that doesn't have that much fruit on it! I think next year it will come back even stronger.

I believe those holes in your kohlrabi leaves could be from earwig damage. I live in N. Cal and it`s our number one pest here. I usually go out a couple of hours after dark and hand pick them. Keep up the good work.

I really love the size of your raised beds. Do you have an idea of the size? I have some Kohlrabi plants started but since it is so cold they are not doing much.

Did you say you use the ginger stalks? May I ask how do you use them? I did not realize Citronella could be consumed. It sure does smell great. Your tangerines are beautiful.

You garden love inspired me a lot. Now I started container gardening in me terrace. I'ld like to know if you have planting schedule through out the seasons.

Awesome

hi there, I have a suggestion here... it would be nice if you include the age of the plant which u are following up in every vedio..eg: korabis, cabbages and onions etc. that way it will help new gardeners to understand plant progress and span of each plant variety easily.

Love your videos, if you're ever up in Oakland, I'd love to give you a tour of my extensive kitchen garden (30+ fruit trees, veggies, herbs, medicinals, etc.)

Hi. I'm new to Gardening and live in No. CA. May I ask, what can I plant right now? I have a small place but with your ideas about using bags and containers I can double the space I can use, Thank you for that! 😊

Very nice, I really like your gardening very good collection, where did you get your Dancy Tangerine from ?

you garden is so beautiful..

Great video. I wanted to ask you how long does it take to produce tangerines? and a lemon plant? I have a 2 yrs old tangerine plant. and a lemon tree? My avocados took 3 years and this summer it gave avocados. They were pretty big and sweat.

Hi : I have lemon tree & lime tree in big pots

Recently start to drops the small fruits and
Some leaves start to change to yellow please advice what I can do I live in Sydney Australia
Thks Mawan

Thanks for an awesome tour! It's very cold, here in Boston so I'm living through your videos!! :)