8 Scripture Plants to Start in September (They Need the Cold)

Up and down every street this month, gardens are getting shut down for the year. The farmers of the Book would stand on these steps and ask why. A limestone tablet three thousand years old carries Israel's whole farming year, and it opens in the fall, two whole months for sowing, right as their summer lay down and died. Most people wait for April because the seed racks say so. The Book ran on a different calendar. A soil thermometer on a southern porch reads just under eighty this week, and first frost lands around Halloween; between those two numbers is a door, and missing it costs a year. Today, eight plants out of scripture, sown in September, in pots, on a porch. Every date in this video bends around one number, your first frost, so do one thing before the first seed goes in: drop your state or zone in a comment now, then count your own six weeks back while the list plays. Fair warning, friend, one of these eight is lying about the cold. And the last one... it fed five thousand people from one boy's basket, and Isaiah himself calls it appointed. If that pulls at you, subscribe. All right. Let's plant the Book in September. TIMESTAMP 0:00 - INTRO 1:19 - Sage 5:14 - Chicory 8:45 - Chamomile 11:59 - Nigella / Black Cumin 14:05 - Milk Thistle 16:02 - Anise 20:10 - Caraway 21:54 - Barley 26:26 - OUTRO #Slowlivingagriculture #FarmingDocumentary #ModernFarming #FarmLife #AgriBusiness #HighYieldFarming #ContainerGardening #VegetableGardening #GardeningTips #GrowYourOwnFood #RaisedBedGarden #UrbanGardening #HomeGarden #ContainerGarden #OrganicGardening #GardenIdeas #GrowingVegetables #GardeningForBeginners #SelfSufficiency #HomesteadGarden #GardenHarvest