The 10 Most Productive Vegetables You Can Grow

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• JE

  @jeanbean1390 · 4 months ago

  One morning I'll see a zucchini the size of my thumb, "oh, how cute". The next day I'll go out and its almost perfect size, "I need to pick that tomorrow". The 3rd day i go out to the garden and it's the size of my lower leg. Slight exaggeration, but close to reality.

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• FR

  @Frankvonlsd32 · 4 months ago (edited)

  Another for those who like it; okra. 6 or 12 plants can deliver plenty once it's 85f or more.

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• SP

  @speppers69 · 4 months ago

  Herbs would absolutely top my list. Oregano, rosemary, basil, marjoram, parsley, thyme, sage. All very prolific and herbs both fresh and dried cost a fortune in the store. They also top my list for return on investment. Many will grow in shade or partial shade...make great companion plants...deter pests...and can last for years in many locations.

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• GR

  @GreenFarmWorld-g8r · 3 months ago

  Amazing video! The content was both entertaining and informative. Keep up the great work! 👍

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• SO

  @soaringeagle5418 · 4 months ago

  Pole beans are fantastic to grow inside in the winter hydroponically (which I do). For cucumbers let me plug Burpee's Merlin hybrid. They are gynecious (all female flowers) and they are parthenocarpic (don't require pollination to produce fruit). Because they don't require pollination the fruit has no seeds. No seeds means the plant keeps producing all season as long as you keep them healthy. The plant tries all season to produce seeds but because the fruit is seedless the plant doesn't mature and slow down production. What I use for cherry tomatoes is just ordinary 3 foot tall garden fence. It comes in rolls and you just unroll enough to make a cylinder that works for your own arm and hand lengths, use zip ties to close the open side, and then 4 garden staples to anchor it to the ground. Cherry tomatoes are also fantastic for indoor hydroponics in the winter.

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• EF

  @EffSharp · 4 months ago

  Urban balcony gardener here.  This list is spot on! I grow sun gold tomatoes, yellow squash, peppers and more in my tiny garden. :)

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• CA

  @camicri4263 · 4 months ago

  Thanks Brian! ❤Have a blessed day! ❤

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• JA

  @jaceandjace1171 · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2pvAflGoIQ&amp;t=270">4:30</a> the super sweet 100 is almost invasive, I had ONE plant that took over a 4x4 and a 4x8 bed and the next year had over a hundred volunteers

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• GI

  @gigis5017 · 4 months ago

  POLE BEANS-OMG accident double planted beans last year because they were slow to germinate......was picking beans daily LOL. &nbsp;But that was a good thing..freeze, canned, dried 👏👏

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• HA

  @harddocs · 4 months ago

  Excellent information - very well presented!

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• SU

  @suravijoshi758 · 4 months ago

  Thank you! Great content as always!

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• JO

  @johnanderson3405 · 4 months ago

  Been planting pole beans on a homemade arch trellis made from cattle panels for years. Holy crap do they ever produce. 😮

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