FULL FALL GARDEN TOUR - LATE OCTOBER 2021 - WITH BONUS HARVEST FOOTAGE! Gardening For Everyone - OK!

Late October Gardening on The Skinny Boy Randy Farms! Never Stop Growing Your Own Food! A Very Fun Video! You Can Do It!

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🌽 Fall corn might not get as tall as summer corn due to cooler temperatures, but you can still grow corn in the fall.

🌱 Garlic planted together with the host have sprouted successfully and almost every clove is showing growth.

🥬 Even if broccoli and cabbage leaves get eaten by pests, the plants can still be productive as the heads develop from the inside.

🍅 Tomato plants continue to produce fruit going into November, indicating some varieties can extend beyond typical growing seasons.

🌡️ Greenhouses can overheat and damage plants during the winter if left in direct sunlight, so placement and temperature management are crucial.

❄️ Gardening doesn't have to end with the first frost; with proper care and attention, many plants can continue to grow through colder months.

🥔 Potatoes thought to have been harvested earlier might surprise gardeners by producing a new crop; this shows the resilience and potential for multiple harvests.

🌿 The host emphasizes the importance of gardening by following your instincts and not being deterred by conventional frost dates or gardening advice.

🎥 The video suggests using the search feature on the host's channel for educational content on specific gardening topics like greenhouse management.

Timestamped Summary

00:00 Introduction by Skinny Boy Randy about Asian gardening.

00:06 Greeting to viewers and mentioning the Facebook group for gardening advice.

01:38 Mention of a surprise harvest at the end of the video and a promise of a quick tour of the Skinny Boy Farms in late October.

02:01 Discussion about the benefits of having a greenhouse inside the garage.

03:24 A look at the fall corn and comparison with summer corn.

05:16 Showing tomatoes, radishes, beets, broccoli, and other vegetables growing on the farm.

09:03 Tour of the other side of the farm, observing the growth of garlic, radishes, cabbage, and kale.

10:01 Talk about winter gardening preparations.

11:09 Randy discovers potatoes that regrew after the initial harvest and digs them up on camera.

15:54 Encouragement to trust one's instincts when gardening and an appreciation for the surprises nature provides.

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Q&A

What is Gardening with Skinny Boy Randy?

Gardening with Skinny Boy Randy is a Youtube channel focused on gardening, where beginners and experts are welcome to join, learn, and enjoy the process of growing various plants.

Is there a cost to subscribe to Gardening with Skinny Boy Randy's channel?

No, subscribing to the Gardening with Skinny Boy Randy channel is free of charge; it only requires an email address to join YouTube.

Can I get gardening advice if I have questions?

Yes, if you have gardening questions, you can slide over to the Facebook group Gardening with Skinny Boy Randy, where you can get answers from a community of gardeners who are both beginners and experts.

Are all gardening attempts successful on the channel?

Not all gardening attempts on the channel are successful. However, the host, Randy, prefers to view any unsuccessful attempts not as mistakes but as gardening experiences.

What is the focus of gardening on the channel?

The focus of gardening on the channel is not on pretty gardening, but on productive gardening, aiming to grow food efficiently and cost-effectively.

Can you continue gardening into the fall and winter seasons?

Yes, according to Randy, you can continue gardening into the fall and winter seasons. He encourages not being deterred by the first frost date since it's only an estimate, and to take chances with your garden throughout the year.

How can you access other content by Gardening with Skinny Boy Randy?

You can access additional content by checking out the Gardening with Skinny Boy Randy's pages on Instagram and Twitter, as well as joining the Facebook group mentioned above.