Proper planting technique will get your vegetable garden off to a great start! Chris Hilgert, University of Wyoming Master Gardener Coordinator, gives us some important tips on planting vegetable seed and then shows us how.
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Learn how to grow beets or beet root plants in your vegetable garden. We show you show to grow beets from seeds, how to transplant them to containers or raised beds, how to care for your beetroot plants.
Beet or Beetroot is an easy to grow vegetable in your garden. The variety we are growing today is a dutch beet variety called Red Baron
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I live in southwest Wyoming. We have high winds…. What are ideas to combat winds with vertical gardening?
there is another youtuber same name as yours "california gardening" but his is indonesian. you guys same? this is confusing.
on recommended video it shows ""jum462 Hidroponik"". after click into the video it became "california gardening"
I'd like your recipe for the beet + root soup with lentils & spices.
I live in so cal too. I water for 3 minutes every other day. Should I switch to 5 minutes every 3 days?
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hey i love your videos! do you know a good natural pest remedy for zone 7b? i live in CT. thanks!
Please grow raspberry or blueberry, sir!
I just had beet salad last night: lettuce beets, cherry tomatoes, walnuts and goat cheese in red wine vinaigrette. It was so yummy, can’t wait harvest my own beets for the first time! But I don’t think I spaced them correctly so I might get tiny beets. =/
Good beets harvest.
Awesome Video brother! those are some nice beets
Hello does Orange plant grown from seed have thorns?
that's a good following up on the growth the beetroots from seeds.
Beets, Bears, Battlestar Galactica
Looking awesome. Lovely juicy and colorful beetroot.
Transplant beets? Usally direct sow..
Besides the roots the leaves are wonderfull they tast like spinage!
Beets and Swiss chard are different varieties of the same plant, beta vulgaris. If you live in a mild winter area and leave chard in the ground long enough, a beet root will form, though not very tasty.
Do you just throw compost on top or work it into the soil without disturbing the existing plants?
What's your success rate in transplanting ? I was told direct sowing is good.