North Texas Vegetable Garden Update – Spring Garden End of Season
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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.
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 about #cooking 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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23 Comments
Great harvest. I canned your dill pickle recipe today .
Great video, Jill. Super hot over here. I live in a desert. Goodness. I’m getting my video here in a bit. We’re all well too. Thank God. Stay safe and healthy. God bless you. Bertha. That pool is a great idea.
God bless you both! Thank you for the update – so glad you're both staying healthy. I am seriously excited about ordering those Cantare beans! As you know, we're somewhat (1 year!) new to central TX, so I need to figure out what to prepare for the fall garden. Enjoy the pool, get some sweet tea and stay cool! ❤️
Jill, you could have left those potatoes in a lot longer they would have kept growing when the tops turn brown and look dead they are ready…..And I see we got a rare visit from your hubby…lol
Thank you for sharing. Love the Zinnias and Marigolds.
Congrats tomato and peppers same here mostly bad planning on my part. I got some small water melons that might ripen.
Do you start your seeds indoor for the fall garden. When and what should I put out?
Greetings from Mesquite TX 😃
What are y'all preparing for your fall garden?
Hi glad I found your channel. I’m a new gardener and I’m just south of Fort Worth area. My beans haven’t produced at all.
Hello Ms. Jill.
Glad to watch your video. Thank you for sharring. It is HOT here is SA. 103 – 107 for the next 7 days 😰
So encouraging to see those potatos. I want to grow some too. I got to wait till next year thoug. I am going to try to put some sweet potatoes down, but i am waiting to see if there is a few days on the 90s at least. Is too hot to start anything out there. Watermelon is growing good. Can't wait to see fruit 😍
Keep up the good work
God bless you
My Strike Bush beans and Kentucky Blue Pole beans got a second wind and took off again. Has never happened before. Good year for beans 🙂 (Boerne, Texas)
Can you teach us how to do the seed saving you plan on doing from the cantaloupe and squash?
Can you do that from organic produce from the market, too?
Also, my mom makes an amazing soup from beet greens.
So far my tiny deck garden is thriving. I did bush beans (1st batch froze) 2nd going strong. I also tried potatoes in a bag. Many container tomatoes. Cukes. Multi plantings of lettuce and arugula. I have onions too. Lots of parsley, basil and thyme. Celery.
My fall planting will start much later. God Bless.
thanks for sharing your beautiful garden videos, thats really awesome. keep the good content. God Bless
Sure is a good video. It sure been hot. No rain in about a month. The heat been in the 100 and real feel around 105. My cucumbers is toast the squash is barely hanging on. The onions didn't do good. But good enough for me. Have a great weekend and safe one.
Do you hand water your garden everyday, or do you have some sort of drip irrigation system?
wow coooool vid, love the setup! Look forward to following along with you 🙂
hell? lol
it was 109 here a few days ago
They're prob determinate potatoes, which don't require hilling and only grow on one level. Indeterminate require hilling and grow up
You guys do fix good food
Where do you order your seeds from?
New sub here. Thank you for sharing your garden journey. Our Tomatos didnt do as well this year, a lot of over cast days in spring, rats and army worms 1st time in 8 years since moving to Bedford. Last year it was stink bugs,. Crazy.