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Fall Vegetable Gardening in Texas – Progress Update



Fall Vegetable Gardening in Texas – Progress Update

Welcome to North Texas Vegetable Gardening and Cooking with Hillbilly Jilly.

Here you’ll find guides, tips and information on #vegetable #gardening, #cooking, #canning and long-term food storage.

I show you how to prepare classic comfort #food #recipes along with new recipes proven to satisfy and delight. You’ll learn how I grow all organic heirloom vegetables from seed to harvest to preparation, free of pesticides. Grown as nature intended in my Texas #garden.

#Home DIY projects, spring and fall vegetable gardening in north Texas, garden planning tips and information of all sorts are being added every week to help #people succeed as gardeners, learn to #cook and add new recipes to their cookbooks!

Learn about canning your vegetable garden harvest. We show you how to pickle jalapeno peppers, make hamburger dill pickles and much more.

I also go over in detail, how to save your seeds for next year’s garden; save and preserve your cumber, squash, zucchini, cantaloupe.

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6 Comments

  1. I'm having a terrible time with spider mites on my mini cantaloupe and pumpkin vines. I've tried soapy water and oil and rosemary oil and blasted them, almost like a power wash. It seems to help, but the next day there is more. I switched now to neem oil at night. Is there any hope of them disappearing or am I bound to have them forever?

  2. I just moved to Mobile, Alabama. Getting tons of rain here too. Trying to kick start my fall garden. Limited to small and large containers, though I do have one large raised bed which I sowed some Alabama Blue Collards.

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