It’s not too late to plant! No matter where you live the garden isn’t quite done yet! #garden #seeds
A short YouTube gardening video by Nicole Johnsey Burke (uploaded Nov 1, 2025) advising viewers about what to plant in November based on whether they've already had frost. The speaker defines two categories — 'one' (frost occurred before Nov 1) and 'two' (no frost yet or may never have frost) — and gives specific vegetable recommendations for each. She also mentions two additional tips are provided in the video caption.
Questions this video answers
A 'one' is someone who has already had frost before November 1st.
A 'two' is someone who has not had frost yet (or might never have frost).
Spinach, carrots, beets, cabbage, and cilantro.
Butterhead lettuce, dill, parsley, radishes, and sugar snap peas.
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