What if you could grow some of the most nutrient-packed, high-value crops right at home to feed your family all year long? It's only February, so there’s still time to plan your garden and get these powerhouse fruits and veggies on your calendar.
In this video, I’ll guide you through 25 high-value crops that are not only expensive at the store but also hard to find. These crops will maximize your garden’s productivity and provide fresh, nutrient-dense food for your family throughout the year.
Whether you're growing for flavor, nutrition, or cost savings, this list is designed to inspire you to build the perfect growing plan based on YOUR climate, needs, and taste preferences.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - High-value, nutrient-packed foods to grow
0:07 - Powerhouse fruits & veggies onto your calendar
0:17 - Intro
0:30 - High-value foods vary for every gardener
1:08 - Days to maturity covered
1:31 - Onions
2:36 - Carrots
3:27 - Blueberries
3:54 - Beets
4:29 - Broccoli
5:31 - Spinach & cold-hardy lettuces
6:28 - Strawberries
7:25 - Herbs
9:04 - Slicing, sauce, & salad tomatoes, peppers, eggplant
11:17 - Slow-bolt lettuce
12:02 - Potatoes
12:53 - Pole beans
14:08 - Cucumbers, corn, cantaloupe, watermelons, summer squash, winter squash, pumpkins
16:08 - Garlic
17:00 - Planning your garden around these crops