10 Fastest Growing Crops for Your Garden



In this video I’m going to share the 10 fastest growing crops for your garden. There aren’t a lot of fast growing crops but these are the fastest vegetables you can grow.

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34 thoughts on “10 Fastest Growing Crops for Your Garden”

  1. I'm in Nova Scotia, Canada (zone 6b) and we had a very mild winter and a good spring so far. Most nights are still below freezing, but we've had some nice days. It was 7°C the other day, which was warm enough for me to start work in the garden in a t-shirt. Still definitely risk of frost though, so not much out in the garden yet.

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  2. I'm in Ontario, Canada. We had a fairly good winter but spring is taking a while to come. I usually unhill my roses around April 15tth when the forsythia is in bloom. No forsythia blooming yet this year. I have planted my seeds under lights but they won't be going out until May. I put up the pea trellis on my raised garden bed yesterday. We're supposed to be having two weeks of warmer weather with night time temps above freezing so I'll probably plant my pea seeds today and maybe my potatoes in a day or so.

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  3. I'm late getting my cold weather crops in the ground cos of cold and rain. Finally it's nice out! In zone 6a, North Indiana. I'll be growing all those this year!

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  4. I live in Vista CA and we had frost two mornings in the first week of April. The latest I have ever had frost before is March 18. Thankfully my tomatoes were still in the greenhouse!

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  5. I’m in Delaware, we didn’t get more than 2 inches of snow. And today is our last frost. My Grandson wanted to plants peas on his birthday, beginning of March. I figured they froze. They didn’t and are growing nicely. I’ve had lettuce , and spinach outside for weeks. Even though it seems good to plant , Mothers Day is usually when it’s safe. But I chanced it last season with my tomatoes and covered them for the late freeze and most did well. Waiting for that 10 day forecast to pick a planting date.

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  6. I live in Oregon along the south coast…we have been experiencing rain, hail and snow…sometimes all three in the same day. This has type of weather has really put a roadblock to my garden planting this year.

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  7. I'm a fairly new subscriber and I just wanted to let you know about the success I have had with your solo cup method for planting tomatoes and peppers. I have planted tomato and pepper seeds for years using jiffy pellets and then transplanting them into lager pots. My germination rate has always been not great. Then I saw you video about using solo cups so I decided to give them a try and I'm a shocked believer!! I got 100% germination and they are growing like weeds! I just filled the cups up to the top and they love it!! Thanks so much for this tip!

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  9. We here in SE IA are a couple of weeks early v. what it's been the last few years which as been around mid-April. That said we're still a couple weeks behind the mid-March planting we did say 20 years ago or so.

    Have gotten turnips in a bout 50 days, radishes in 20-25. Also will replant the top bulbs of tree onions and get green onions in 30-40 days.

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  10. Portland, OR here 👋 We are hanging out about 10 degrees below average temps, and non-stop rain. Being in a shorter growing season for heat loving crops, I’m getting antsy!!

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  11. Yes, rain, Rain, RAIN+WIND in SFBA 9b, so late. I’m wondering if I need to buy transplants vs seeds this late. Yesterday potted up Lime Neeson, who will likely end up replanted and espaliered due to funky shape. Today will pot one from Costco (Limony Snicket) as they now have trees in stock. I didn’t really want or need two lime trees, but I wanted a bearss lime and someone gifted me a Mexican, so now I have two. Yes, I name my trees, lol.

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  12. When you string up your cucumbers do you do it the same as your tomatoes video? I am still newer to gardening and was hoping to trellis my cucumber and squash to save space (had some success with training my Armenian cucumbers up our fence last year but I’m not sure if these plants would do the same or not)

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  13. Central Virginia, zone 7…in the upper 80s last week, frost this past weekend and forecasted the next 2 nights. Frost cloth, plastic and bed sheets cover my raised beds on frosty nights. In the raised beds there are 4 kinds of kale, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, 8 kinds of beans, peas, 5 kinds of lettuce, dock, tatsoi, and 2 kinds of Swiss chard. In the greenhouse there is Chinese amaranth, 3 kinds of nasturtiums, purple basil, Chinese chives, pumpkin vines, globe artichoke, canna lilies, tomatoes, crimson clover, potatoes, milkweed, zinnias, snail vine, and dragon tongue beans. I'm ready for the WARM WEATHER!!!!

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