Name: What to grow in February
Uploaded: 2/3/2020 6:04:40 PM
Duration: 116
Description: Happy "False Spring"! We'll tell you what you can plant now if winter does decide to return.

These plants will grow well in February

We're still a few weeks away from growing tender plants outside, but now's the best time to plant cool season vegetables.

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What to grow in February

Happy "False Spring"! We'll tell you what you can plant now if winter does decide to return.

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The News 19 winter garden after 20 degree temperatures

We're growing cauliflower, lettuce, collards, broccoli, and parsley and have tropical trees in pots outside. Here's how they handled the cold so far

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January 2020 Garden after a cold snap

An update on the garden after January's Cold.

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January weather 'tricked' plants into thinking it was spring

Meteorologist Alex Calamia planted seeds in Gandy’s Garden in January to prove just how warm it’s been this month.

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Broccoli and Spinach sprouting in mid winter

Meteorologist Alex Calamia sowed broccoli and spinach seeds in the middle of winter to prove just how warm this weather has been.

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Tasty leafy greens growing at News 19 this winter

It's the first harvest of 2020 in Gandy's Garden at News 19. Meteorologist Alex Calamia shows us what he planted.

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Collard greens can grow in the garden during the winter, make a 'guilt-free' snack

Collard greens are perfect for the winter garden - and for the dinner plate. These southern favorites pack a lot of nutrition and are in season in January.

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Tasty leafy greens at News 19 this winter

Meteorologist Alex Calamia gives us a tour of what he’s growing in our garden in the middle of winter.

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December 2019 update in Gandy's Garden

December has been a great month for Autumn crops here at News 19 WLTX. We take a look back at the weather this month and show off a few tasty crops.

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Poinsettias have deep roots in South Carolina

Poinsettias are the most sold flowering plant in the United States and it all started with a South Carolina man in the 1820s.

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Poinsettias have deep roots in South Carolina

Poinsettias are the most sold flowering plant in the United States and it all started with a South Carolina man in the 1820s.

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