John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shows you the vegetables you can grow in zone 9 winter garden growing and harvesting right now in his winter organic vegetable garden. You will learn the vegetables that he grows in the cool season in his zone 9a desert garden.

In this episode, John walks you around his backyard Mohave desert urban vegetable garden, and shares with you all the vegetables he has planted in his garden.

You will also learn about some of the unique vegetables he is growing and why he prefers to grow some vegetables instead of others.

You will learn what he was able to grow over the wintertime when the weather got below freezing on many nights.

Jump to the following parts of this episode:
00:00 Episode Starts
00:15 Growing Outdoors all Winter Zone 9a
00:59 Grow & Eat Leafy Greens!
01:31 Grow Microgreens & Sprouts indoors
01:53 When were these planted?
02:16 Long Raised Bed with Edible Flowers, Fava Beans and Sugar Snap Peas
03:12 Need to Harvest Malabar Spinach Seeds
03:38 Grass Jelly
03:53 Warmest Spot in my Garden
04:15 growing frost sensitive plants
04:55 Kumquat Tree
05:06 Bulls Blood Beets, Purple Mizuna, Napa Cabbage, Siberian Kale, Gotu Kola
05:58 Perennial Tree Collard Bed
06:07 Long Perennial Bed removed Fo-Ti
06:45 Purple Mustard Greens, Bok Choi and Tat Soi
07:39 Lolla Rossa Lettuce,Escarole and Nevada Lettuce, Radiccio
08:52 Hydroponically grown butter lettuce
9:08 Why I use round raised beds
09:29 Frost Damage Raised Bed
10:09 Rosemary Bed
10:26 Dinosaur Kale, Purple Brocolli, Red Russian Kale, Siberian Kale
11:03 Romanesco, Chomolla, White Russian Kale and Red Russian Kale
11:15 Mint, Leeks and Tree Collard
11:54 Walking Onions and Tree Collards
12:09 Trout Lettuce, Sierra Nevada Lettuce
12:35 Imperial Green Spinach
12:53 Bok Choi - Two Varieties
13:30 Cilantro Bed - Bolts First
13:55 Bloomsdale Spinach
14:00 How did the Bele Tree Do
14:20 Red Ball Brussel Sprouts
14:52 Red Russian Kale, Dinosaur Kale and Curly Kale
15:06 Egyptian Walking Onion, Green Onions, I'itoi multiplier onions
15:43 Lettuce and Arugula, Tree Collard
16:06 My favorite Bed: Komatsuna
16:57 Purple Mizua, Apollo Napa Cabbage
17:07 Green Onions & Sugar Snap Peas
17:27 Curly Parsley
17:38 My Favorite Veggies to Grow
18:12 How to eat your greens
20:05 What greens will you grow?


After watching this episode, you will be more familiar with some of the cold-tolerant vegetables that you should grow if you live in a climate that can lightly freeze in the fall and winter so you can continue to grow your organic food.

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