Mid January Gardening in Pacific Northwest

Planting more seeds, preparing beds and actually getting a small harvest! PDX Garden Home Episode 94, January 2022.

This article is a summary of a YouTube video "Mid January Gardening in Pacific Northwest" by Blossom Flower Delivery

Key insights about video Mid January Gardening in Pacific Northwest

🌱 Winter gardening involves tasks like harvesting and preparing beds with compost.

🌸 Lizianthus is a beautiful flower that can be grown as an alternative to roses and doesn't have thorns.

🧅 Shallots, like the Zebroon variety, are a great addition to the garden and can be planted year after year.

🌿 Some herbal plants, like hyssop, can become invasive and may need to be transplanted to appropriate areas.

☀️ Hyssop thrives in areas with sun to partial shade and relatively dry conditions.

🥦 Despite the cold weather, there are still some harvestable crops like broccoli, leeks, lettuce, and kale.

🌱 Prepping and composting beds for the upcoming season is essential for successful gardening.

Timestamped Summary

00:00 The speaker is back in the garden after a busy start to the year. It's cold but beautiful there.

00:24 The speaker planned to do some harvesting but ended up working on a bed, trimming dead leaves and adding compost instead.

00:36 The speaker mentions planting lizianthus and briefly describes it as a flower that looks like roses.

00:46 The speaker has been weeding a bed that takes about two hours to complete. They still have more beds to weed.

02:27 The speaker dug up some hisop and is looking for places to transplant it because they don't want it in their vegetable bed.

03:39 After researching, the speaker finds that the back of the garden may be the perfect place to transplant the hisop since it enjoys partial shade and dry areas.

04:01 The speaker mentions that they have some broccoli, leeks, beets, lettuce, and kale to harvest.

04:35 The speaker enjoys playing in the garden on this dry and relatively warm weekend for January.

05:06 The speaker hopes everyone is enjoying their time in the garden as well.

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Q&A

What did the speaker do in the garden?

The speaker worked on a bed, trimming dead leaves and adding compost.

What seeds did the speaker plant?

The speaker planted lizianthus seeds.

What did the speaker do with the hisop plant?

The speaker dug up the hisop plant from the vegetable beds and transplanted it into a shadier area of the garden.

What vegetables did the speaker mention harvesting?

The speaker mentioned harvesting broccoli, leeks, beets, lettuce, and kale.

How did the speaker describe the weather during the weekend?

The speaker described the weekend weather as dry and relatively warm for January.

Mid January Gardening in Pacific Northwest

Key insights about video Mid January Gardening in Pacific Northwest

Timestamped Summary

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