Planting a Vegetable Garden for Beginners – Tips for the First Time Vegetable Gardener
Planting a vegetable garden for the first time? I’ll give you a few useful tips for the first time vegetable gardener I’ve learned over the years. You can watch as I finish my garden prep and begin planting this years spring vegetable garden.
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14 Comments
I have an amazing squash casserole recipe if you needed it when these take off
Yay!!! Blessings for a productive garden! Hello to your BFF!
It finely isn't windy over there! Very useful tips. Thanks for sharing!
Oh how blessed to have such a friend, she worked so hard, yes it's time! I'm waiting another week to plant beans and squash, give me some tips for watermelons and cantaloupe, I dont have good luck with them, Happy Gardening, love ya, xoxoxo
Hey! Thanks for the garden update. Glad we can finally get some things in our gardens now. We missed all the rain we were supposed to get last Saturday too. Your soil looks so much like ours. I wonder how close we are. We are near Red Oak. Looking forward to seeing all you grow this year!
Still a little early for warm season crops up here. The deer already got my cabbage and broccoli, very poor germination on my english peas. I may try and replant but it's getting a little late for them to produce before the heat gets here.
hi there, I'm here. I took a short trip to the Tx.Hill Country. But I'm glad you're putting the seeds in the ground already. Everything looks good. I'm getting my seeds in tomorrow right after I get out of work. So looking forward to it. I have some "on going" seedlings. But I also have tomato plants, peppers, and strawberry plants that are going into pots and the ground. Plus my zucchini and other seeds. lots to do. very excited. I love to watch your videos. God Bless. Bertha
Awesome video thanks for sharing!! New friend here to your channel, Looking forward to your upcoming content!! Have a great Day!!
Got hailed on the night before last….. no damage,though. I've got all my seedlings ready to go,but I'm scared of one last freeze. I'm in NE Of Dallas.
I've been impatiently waiting for planting day. My BIL convinced me to wait just a bit longer. Sure enough, hail storm this past week (Frisco was pummeled!) and dipping into the 30's last night & again tonight. Hopeful next weekend the temps will finally even out and I can get my garden going. Already having to stake my tomatoes & winter squash in their pots.
That is so Cool I have never seen that mound gardening method before…I cant wait to see how that works for you!
New subscriber here from the Heart of texas zone 7A second year gardening need some help lol hopefully learn a lot .
What kind of tiller do you use
I wish we had 75 degree weather in March…nope, not in Vermont. Still have two more months of winter.