9 Plants You Should ALWAYS Grow

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Without fail, it's bitter melon, an Asian fave Beautiful vine with small fluted yellow flowers that bees love Full sun for 6-8 hrs Aside from the fruit, you can eat the leaves & make tea out of the roots Bitterness is medicine Bitter melon has dense nutrients, heals diabetes and increases heart health Great for skin and hair too
Comment from : M H

I'm looking for more specific videos from people in the pnw Does anyone know if the woman in this video has more videos or a channel?
Comment from : Adele K

My plot is tiny so everything has to earn its place Brussels sprouts are fantastic I eat the leaves, flowering shoots, flowers and of course the sprouts All delicious and well worth the growing space I put 9 plants in a square metre
Comment from : The English ladys kitchen garden

Someone get the guy with the hat some testosterone…quick
Comment from : YouTube Surf

Nice info great channel the females mic sounds top notch
Comment from : GOD VS evolutionmyth GOD VS evolutionmyth

I live in WI & I just harvest a Supersteak Tomato that was 24# & plenty more on the vine Why do you have issues getting beefsteaks?
Comment from : JuXst

btiny explosion/b "CALORIES"
Comment from : Connor Seunninga

Shoutout to the white butterfly, I have one who visits my garden
Comment from : Some Games and glitches

I always grow cucumbers
Comment from : Christina Miller

Thank You Kevin🤗⚘⚘⚘
Comment from : Christina Alameda

I grow black berry as well Easy to grow
Comment from : Kiefe Kiefe

It should be illegal for grocery stores to call those bland seedy slimeballs "beefsteak"
Comment from : Nattō

BROCCOLI AND BROCCOLINI!!!! SWISS CHARD AND SPINACH!!!!!!! EGGPLANT/ AUBERGINES!!!!!!
Comment from : Elise Menne

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Comment from : Noi Milnikel

James Yours are my favorite videos I wish i could afford a tshirt and too support your venture I also wish i could afford a place to to emulate your garden! Im pretty good at gardening alhough i have no income
Comment from : vm frostell

Thanks! Retired Executive now going to Horticultural School at UCLA !!
Comment from : Bob Goddard

The way he crawled out in the beginning 😂
Comment from : Kristina Rudnitskiy

You guys are definitely ine of my favorite channels to watch! Thank you for sharing so much ❤
Comment from : Elisabeth Jones

Bequinio peppers sp? are so cute I had some pickled ones on a united airlines flight and they weren't hot at all really I think they may have been pickled I cant so spicy but they were adorable and tasty
Comment from : Jan P

Summer Savoury!!! It looks a little different from the summer savory from Atlantic Canada So nice to see it all the same
Comment from : Michelle van Zijl

I'm going to be watching this channel a lot in the coming months as I want to find my green thumb
Comment from : TJ

Grow a lot of green vegetables I love them Thank you for sharing the video
Comment from : FM Gardening

I have a indoor cherry tomato plant that is almost 2 yrs old now and still producing fruit
Comment from : Blazinriver

I agree, and am growing all those with one exception: substitute turnip greens for kale
Comment from : E- Man

Thanks!
Comment from : I BoT

I'm so glad that you added Calendula! I love the flowers, but the real reason I grow them is for the medicinal properties!!! I sold my soaps for 15 years I had one major farmer's market and a couple of other smaller farmers'so if i s markets Luckily, I was blessed wìth a great personality, and a Glorious understanding of the essential oils He would work one market, and I would run to another I digress brI made balm out of Calendula, and another out of Lemon Balm! Oh, and when I can I use the leaves from cannabis plants The last balm is only for family, and friends, a wonderful pain killer,and no, you dont get high when you use it I know this because I am drug tested for pain management every 3 months brCalendula is grest on wounds to help heal and reduce any swelling, great on swelling, reduces healing time, great On bug bites and the irritation it can cause, helps dry skin and small wrinkles By making different tinctures it can help problems in your mouth and your eyes
Comment from : MaryElaine-Blinstrub Chambers

I we are zone 5/6 and we grow hard neck garlic and we have a few unused garlic bulbs from last year - 12 months storage
Comment from : Don Adams

Cherokee purple tomatoes are the most perfect tomato for fried green tomatoes
Comment from : Nakoda

I, too, am a Cherokee Purple stan 😁
Comment from : Alana B

So glad you two guys at the beginning work together, great duo
Comment from : Ziontista

I live in very southern Florida, on the Gulf coast, and can’t even get MINT to grow! I’m watching a nice little BASIL plant languish, potted in well draining soil just came from a nice long visit in coastal SPAIN ere I grew Basil, in pots, fantastically …very frustrating
Comment from : Sandra Beck

I love Cherokee purple tomatoes but they produce very little Any suggestions??
Comment from : thecoffelady

New subscriber, very new gardener Took on way to much this year What size raised bed is best? Thinking 3' by 16' long Easy access to every part of it Outside Chicago, full 12 hours of sun
Comment from : m c

Completely agree on the Cherokee tomatoes A winner in my mom’s garden for at least 10-15 years First to fruit and last ones still producing at the end of the season Delicious!
Comment from : roofterrace

Although I love your videos I feel you should showcase open pollinated varieties, not hybrids- your center squash is an F1 hybrid of an heirloom variety that probably tastes even better- plus at $495 for 12 seeds that’s not that economical Saying this from a place of gratitude for your videos but I’m also a huge heirloom seed fan and a seed saver…
Comment from : TheFutureIsNow

I moved from N Cali in 1979 to Washington State and had to get my savory from family in California! Only the past 5 years have I been able to find it in the rural stores! It's always been my favorite seasoning for Chicken!!!! I agree with all 10 of your choices!!!! I would add peas for snacking on in the garden while working I used to grow corn every year as I love it to snack on in the garden as well as beans, peaswell, truly everything, actually! But the season and weird weather have changed that although this year is dryer than normal so I did plant some
Comment from : Meem Kaplan

Do you have a recommendation for garlic varieties for 9b? I'm up here in Northern Ca- Sac area weather wise Thanks guys!
Comment from : lSheryl C

Swiss Chard and Brocali Rabe or Rapini…two of our favorites in addition to all the great suggestions of yours! Keep Growing! 😊
Comment from : Michael Grant

My must grow in the garden is weeds, I just can't grow enoughwish I could grow the other stuff, my art seems to be weeds NOT WEED
Comment from : Michael Johnson

What happened to Chris? I don't see her in newer videos
Comment from : Julie Horney

A must-grow for me is Purple Oracha drought tolerant spinach substitute and has amazing health benefits
Comment from : Timothy Wood

Additional I want to add,brbrYou must always plant Aloe VerasbrbrThey are beneficial for other plants and for your skin AloeVeras can heal your plants from bruises or insects bites
Comment from : Mirindaj Estaĵoj

The Vsauce entrances are great, this is the first video that I’ve seen but it made me laugh out loud
Comment from : Theo Brown

Cherokee purple and Black Krim for me Both are absolutely wonderful and produce well in tons of environments
Comment from : Samuel Hayes

My 3 are winged beans, moringa, Malabar spinach, collard greens…
Comment from : Nathan Napoleon

Awesome ❤
Comment from : Aliyah Maria Music

My wife and I love the potato part
Comment from : Steven Spencer

I would be so happy all up in your garden ❤️
Comment from : Judy Seals

CALORIESbrHASHBROWNSbrFRENCH FRIESbrbrNow you are speaking my language
Comment from : Samuel Burton

Had to do an epic intro crawl to keep it real lol awesome videos! Thank you for helping me learn
Comment from : Newtagwhodis

Surprise potatoes are the absolute best
Comment from : Colby

Hello 😊 what is the name of that drill you use to make holes to plant the potatoes? Thank you
Comment from : maria correia

Must grow asparagus, strawberries, Roma tomatoes, and okra - trying to grow yellow squash and zucchini but I’m not great at it
Comment from : Yagirlsteph

Surprised Onions and Carrots weren't on this list actually
Comment from : tenroy6

Sun gold cherry tomatoes are a burst of energy in every bite and produce alot
Comment from : Anthony Paparo

Only thing I'd add are onions and pickle cucumbers
Comment from : NoirMorter

Tomatoes, cucumbers and watermelon!
Comment from : Someone who knows

Snap peas for me What you grow in the garden off the vine is light years tastier than anything you can buy and they're one of the few never fail crops for me as long as I remember to plant them early enough
Comment from : shanghaiallie

Cucumbers and eggplant are added to my list
Comment from : David Rebocho

Isn't squash always a pain when it comes to powdery mildew? I see even in this video the leaves are full of white mildew
Comment from : King Bee

I have to have cucumbers and just one zucchini plant I'm going to consider the garlic Never have grown it before Oh also, garlic chives I think the plants are so pretty in among flowers and they are so good in cooking
Comment from : Dawnita Lutz

Don’t even tell us how to find the Discord
Comment from : Marko Gomez

Mint
Comment from : Kevin Salva

"As a gardener, there is a temptation to grow everything under the sun" I felt that Haha
Comment from : Travis Taylor

Swisschard and Lemon Balm Located in the PNW Swisschard has done my family well for 4 years, since its cold most of the year the plants thrive Lemon balm was something many people locally didn't know about Get asked often, 'how do you use it'? It has a mild flavor I cook it in many dishes from spaghetti sauce, to roast chicken, to adding in ramen broth and more It's also nice in tea, lemonade, or simply a pitcher of ice water It also helps against mosquitos Plants shrink during the winter but comes back every Spring Like peppermint pull out some of the root and can start a whole new plant Lemon balm is greatly loved in our home 💚
Comment from : Alayna Christman

Peel and cook those squash leaves they taste delicious
Comment from : Aunty Gogo

Lmao we planted potatoes years ago and every time I've thought i got them all, I haven't They just keep coming up every year, and since we till our beds we accidentally chop & chit them every year 😂🤣😂
Comment from : Butterfly Muse

Jacques, I love and need your hat!!! My bright red and crispy face is literally aching for it! 😁
Comment from : Queen Bee

Cherokee purplehow much green are they supposed to still have on them? I couldn't tell if they were ripe Thank you
Comment from : A Plant Based Wife

Do you have a video explaining the plastic mock greenhouse on the peppers?
Comment from : Ma Pi

Can someone spell out the pepper names for me? I’m dying to grow them!
Comment from : Jillian Cooper

Replace kale with lettuce or cabbagebrkale is a joke
Comment from : EscapeTheRace

I grow potatoes, bell pepper, ribs, and green beans
Comment from : Ando

Tomatoes in the store are terrible Home grown tomatoes are the best Cucumbers, the same I have a nice everbearing strawberry patch that we enjoy soooo much But I also like growing basil with the tomatoes as well as peppers This year adding onions and garlic so we can have all the ingredients for salsa
Comment from : Tess Moore

I can attest that Cherokee Purple is absolutely fire
Comment from : ayyjack

Yeah, tomatoes, squash, peppers I'm loving my asparagus too Comes up dependable every spring and I snap off the sweet spears and munch them right there
Comment from : tim johnson

The lady is growing some weird stuff
Comment from : AverageDay

I see Romanian Red I upvote! I'm a simple Romanian! :))
Comment from : triphopchill

I have dwarf fruit trees trained and pruned to 5 ft, berry bushes, and grapes lining the fences and the south side of the house (and stealthily placed in my front flowerbeds) Undergrowing all these bushes and trees are asparagus, potatoes, herbs, flowers, and some annual vegetables I love kabocha squash It will be my squash of choice this summer, but I think I'll plant centercut on a trellis in the front yard, as I'm always interested in good squash varieties Collards are the one green that grows well during hot summers--greens are so good for the endothelium Along with garlic, I think onions are vital Radishes, I recently learned are delicious cooked, so these prolific bulbs will be in my garden from now on My pole beans are a type of butter bean that produces a tuber making them perennial Also, field or sweet corn depending on my mood Nothing beats garden fresh cantaloupe, either I want to try my hand at cauliflower and purple cabbage because they are a staple in my kitchen My tiny backyard becomes a jungle during summer
Comment from : SuzyQ

I love when you crawl out of the bushes 😂
Comment from : TheOpalEnchantress

Arugula! So easy to grow and kind of expensive to buy I love it
Comment from : Alice Sanvito

Glad to see others showing love to my favorite cherokee purples
Comment from : John Gregerson

It may be silly, but cannabis, radish, onion, tomatoes, potatoes, mint
Comment from : Bartosz Chudzik

In Texas okra is a must and easy to grow
Comment from : Misty Jenkins

My veggies are seeded as we speak I look forward to eating them in the next few months
Comment from : Rusty

I grew Cherokee Purple last year It's hard to believe that one plant can produce so much fruit You do have to keep them covered when the tomatoes are even thinking about maybe sorta starting to turn any color other than bright green or they'll split wide open We get plenty of rain and heavy dew and the Cherokee Purple has a thinner skin as most heirlooms do so it's just waiting for an excuse to crack wide open
Comment from : Twisted Pixel

Purple beans👍
Comment from : unicornjennie

kevin and his dang potatoes
Comment from : shantelle amber

Love the potato skit 😂😂
Comment from : They_Call_Me_Ziggs

the way he so casually crawled OUT of his garden, and didn’t address it at all Kevin WHY KEVIN
Comment from : Jesus Christ

I tried growing potatoes for the first time in a grow bag and they didn’t grow :( I don’t know what I did wrong! Well they did grow but I didn’t get a lot of potatoes at all and most of them came out to be SUPER TINY
Comment from : Yelitza N Diaz

We must have pepper plants When I say pepper, I mean anything from bell peppers to hot peppers or even sweet ones Every year I have a salsa garden I grow tomatoes, tomatillos, jalapenos, chilis, onions, garlic, and cilantro We must buy the limes as there are no limes that grow in our climate and we don't have the room or the money for a greenhouse We do grow others as well, such as kale, cabbage, broccoli, sunflowers, nasturtiums, calendula, dill, oregano, thyme, basil, sage, rosemary, savory, marjoram, celery, asparagus, eggplant, cucumber, and so much more I suggest cucumbers though as it only takes a couple of plants to give you more than you can handle in cucumbers We get the burpless kind because my husband has issues with them, and they aren't as prolific, but you still get tons of cucumbers to the point of giving them away lol Personally, I believe anything you grow yourself is a bonus, not just to the pocketbooks, but also to your health, enjoyment of the food you eat, exercise, bonding with nature for a different kind of health, as well as healthier for the planet too It's a win in so many ways!
Comment from : Heather Mc Erlean