Come Shop With Me At Lowes Fall Gardening Shopping Gardening 2022

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🌱 Lowe's already has a variety of brassicas available for purchase.

🌱 You can buy cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, and collard greens in six-pack sizes.

🌱 It's recommended to cover your brassicas as soon as you get them to protect them from butterflies and other pests.

🌱 You can also start growing herbs like rosemary, parsley, and cilantro, which can tolerate frost.

🌱 Swiss chard and different types of kale, such as lacinato and curly kale, are also available.

🌱 Lowe's still has blackberry plants and olive trees, which are healthy and beautiful.

🌱 It's a good time to plant your fall and winter crops if you see brassicas in stores, but make sure to cover them to prevent pest damage.

Timestamped Summary

03:30 Curly kale has a very curly outer leaf.

00:19 Lowe's already has brassicas like cauliflower and broccoli available for purchase.

00:38 There is a beautiful 6-pack of cauliflower available.

00:52 Lowe's also has a 6-pack of broccoli.

01:05 The cabbage plants are very healthy-looking.

01:25 Collard greens are also available.

02:07 Rosemary is a great herb to have and it smells amazing.

03:07 Lacinato kale is the host's favorite kale because it reminds her of collard greens.

04:05 The citronella plants look healthy and beautiful.

05:30 Lowe's still has sweet potato vines available.

05:54 Blackberry plants are absolutely beautiful and healthy.

06:34 An olive tree is available at Lowe's and it looks very healthy.

06:57 Black olives are available this year.

07:02 Meyer lemons are also available at Lowe's.

07:51 If you see brassicas in stores, it is time to plant your fall and winter crops.

08:10 It is recommended to cover the plants because there are pests ready to eat them.

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Q&A

What is the video about?

The video is about shopping at Lowe's garden center for plants and discussing the availability of brassicas and herbs.

Where can you find brassicas if you don't want to start your own seeds?

You can find brassicas at big box stores or your local nursery.

What types of brassicas are available at Lowe's?

Lowe's has cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, and collard greens.

What is the benefit of buying starts instead of starting from seed?

Buying starts is a good option if you don't have the space or time to start your own seeds.

Are there any other plants available besides brassicas?

Yes, there are other plants available such as blackberries, herbs like basil and rosemary, and olive trees.