How To Grow Vegetables In Winter With A Winter Vegetable Garden – www.amishsurvivalsecrets.com
In this video Mr Yoder shows us how the Amish prep and sustain a vegetable garden all year round.
Just this simple technique of using leaves from the fall help insulate the ground. Meaning frost never sets in allowing many varieties of vegetables and even fruits to grow all year round.
Even when in snows in the winter, when this falls over the leaves, this even acts as another insulation barrier which in this case for the carrots.
May shut down their gardens as they don’t know how to grow vegetables in winter, but with this simple winter vegetable garden tip. I’m sure many more of you green fingered preppers will be out growing more vegetables all year round
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Thank you so much. :)
Amish Prepper, I have a question. Does this technique work with turnips as well as other root crops?
Leaf mulch in winter, got it, thank you!
Thank you! Blessings to you and all your family!
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Thank you for helping us English! So appreciate you all.
Thnx for the tip..
Greatings from a sister in the Netherlands..
How deep/tall is the pile on the carrots?
I must say, this is fascinating. Thought the ground would 'freeze-out' plants from growing.
Hi : ) Do you replant your strawberries every year using the roots or just fertilize?
just found you and subbed! great info and thanx for sharing! i will assume this would work for potatoes or beats???
that is wonderful. i may have to try this this year because my carrots are still very small.
your good
I just found out about this (through the "Back to Eden" video), and before that I had no idea that you could have fresh vegetables in the garden in the winter! – and really nice to see it demonstrated! Thanks!. – Helen, Norway (northern Europe)
will they keep getting bigger over time?
The reason that I asked is because I have a friend that did this with her potatoes. She went back for them and the critters had eaten half of the hill. I told her she must have done something wrong because people have been doing this for years with great success. Thanks Much.
Good to know. Thank you for this great winter gardening tip.
I am curious if the carrots were planted in the early fall and then covered to overwinter or if these were carrots planted in the spring that you left in the ground for winter harvest?
That is really cool. I love carrots and so do my grandkids. I will have to do this next year.
Do you just pile leaves (mulch) over the entire carrot plant? Do you need to keep the foliage exposed or just pile right over them? I have a patch of carrots I planted in August. they are very small still (in December), should I just leave them in the ground till they get full size?
yes follow directions
I'm having trouble with white flys I'm trying neem oil and spraying them with water is there anything else I can try?
why are you always "screaming" at the camera. its like your always losing your voice.
I'm just getting started with the gardening. I know this an old vid from you but wanted to let you know your efforts from a few years ago are still reaching people that really benefit from it ! Thank you for your effort and passion to help people educate there self.
When are the shirts going to be shipped out?
Wow! Smart gardener looks like my future best friend! I am totally the Insecure Gardner, so thanks a lot for the inspirations! You're the best!
neehm oil works in a few days 100percent
sounds like a TSN host gone horticulture lol Any louder and he'd crack the damn ceramic :p
Thanks!
Where can I purchase the Phytol, stage 1?
I just noticed white flies on my squash leaves! I will purchase the Insect Frass right away.
thanks for all your great videos. real appreciate you time and energy. im about to buy a small holding near the beach in southern ireland. cant wait.
It's difficult to tell them apart, but mine is serrated so I suppose it's not marjoram.
I dont know if it is your natural way of talking or you just like to shout so much
too much bud too much wew
has anyone tried the frass and had it work? I cant spray all the time because I go out of town a lot. Also, will this work on Apple trees?
Tried almost everything natural for whiteflies. They got in my greenhouse on my pepper plants. Bronners peppermint with neem, water blasts daily, and I even released 1500 lady bugs. Nothing phased them. I grew in worm casing and used the bug frass but they didn't mind one bit. Next year I'm gonna reverse the fan and blow air in creating positive pressure. Now that the plants are spent I'm gonna experiment.
Gene
or use soap and water