[Total: 0 Average: 0/5]You must sign in to vote John from www.growingyourgreens.com takes you on a winter garden tour in the Las Vegas. In this episode you will learn what crops grew over the past summer in the Las Vegas desert. You will also learn which vegetables are still producing and what new plants are being planted for the winter time. Finally you will learn about John’s new favorite tomato variety to grow in the desert and his new favorite herb and much, much more. Video Rating: 4 / 5
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Hey I thought all the Global Warming nut jobs say it is getting? warmer so why can’t you get two crops a year? It’s warmer right?
My chickens go nuts over horn worms. I always hope they get them just so I can treat my chickens. My husband can’t see them but I have good eyes and can pick them off in the day!?
Awesome!! I moved to Vegas 4 months ago? and I’m very excited to have discovered your videos! Thank you for sharing all of this information with us 😀 <3
I like your channel but your ad before this video was how AIG was a great company. It really rubbed me the wrong way. I know you most likely have? no input on the ads before your videos but if I keep seeing the big corporate companys on here I am done with this channel and youtube as a whole. I am sick of the finance companys and the oil companys telling us how great they are.
At the end talking about Omega-3? (Perilla or shiso) Search wikipedia
and Keep on Growing on. to get seeds try kitazawaseed and johnnyseeds
I’m down in East Texas and I’ve got some of? that purple ‘ornamental’ kale too (right now I’ve got just that and garlic) planted it right around Halloween, they’re two feet across, and sooooo yummy now that we’ve had our first freeze!
I think the word you’re? looking for is “myriad.” Love your videos; I’m a long-time viewer.
Thanks for? the tips bro!
What happened to the hawian tropic tomato plant mine did quite well this year also the black cherry? and the best was Juliet
For you other Bulgarian fans it is called “chorbadjiiska” maybe someone knows the translation.?
The Bulgarian pepper are very thin and long and kind of curly. They are not big, just long.?
Thanks for another great vid. Had a great first? garden this past year thanks to you, and still getting tomatoes here in South Texas in December. New stuff to try this Spring !
LOL, Jon, you said My-Drid (Its Mirror-e-Edd)
p.s. Love your videos, I? can’t spell so we are even…
If you’re having problems with buggers on your plants, and you want alternative to pesticides, try going a couple tobacco plants. Tobacco has a natural property where it attracts all sorts of buggers.? Obviously, you don’t have to smoke the tobacco, or do anything with it besides use it as a companion plant. Tobacco is fairly easy to grow, and you just let it go through it’s life cycle.
Gardening is my Hobby hope your tips help me ?
I normally leave cabbage in as long as possible. The cabbage that I pulled out was not doing well with? pests and was root bound when it was planted in the first place..
Purslane is the highest source of omega 3 from anything, and it is a succulent, weedy? species.
Where did you ever get the idea to show one back yard full of rocks and then compare it to a? back yard full of garden ….. genus!
My favorite? channel on youtube!
Love your very? informative, inspirational vids, John, thank you so much!
You mentioned around 4 min that you pulled out the cabbage. I thought cabbage was a perennial? Do you plant them every season? I’ve been leaving them in and just harvesting leaves as needed (they do produce a round head eventually, but not? my favorite part)
John I? love your vid thank you.
i just love how a simple taste brings that big smile and a chuckle out of him. and i can relate, i used all his methods this year including rock dust minerals, and it makes a huge difference.now i am looking to relocate? from NH to where i can grow my own greens YEAR AROUND…i went 100% raw on independence day this year after going 100% processed food free on feb 18th…now i get it…
I? thought flax had by far the highest omega 3 with nothing coming close.
Vegas is a good place for partying! If you haven’t heard, Hakkasan nightclub is opening. It is the biggest nightclub at the MGM. The club also has a restaurant. Check it out…