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April TOUR – Vegetable Garden



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🌳 ABOUT ME: Hi, my name is Daisy. I live in South TX – in a town close to Houston, TX. We are in Zone 9a. I am married and have 3 beautiful daughters. 2019 was my first year gardening and it was in a suburban area with a small backyard. I had a backyard high-density orchard with over 30 fruit trees and 11 raised beds we built Feb 2020 for our Vegetable Garden. Now we recently moved to a 3.5 acre lot where we are expanding our growing capacity and taking you on this journey with us. I hope we can learn together and I can inspire you to live a happier/healthier life! Keep Growing, Keep Smiling.

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11 Comments

  1. Lizette Matrunola

    Great job! Keep up all the hard work it will pay off in the end when you get to hang out under your gazebo and sip on some tea overseeing your beautiful abundant garden!❤ god bless

  5. In the garden

    Hey Daisy, you’ve been busy. How far apart did you plant your fruit trees. I won’t sheep and cow. Will definitely like to see when you get yours. How many times a day do you feed your chickens. Or do you give them access to food all day and night. I am not sure if I am over feeding mine. Thanks for sharing

  7. Gary Reimer

    Thanks for sharing. Good job!! If it was mine I’d fence off the garden from the chickens and dogs,I just couldn’t see putting all the effort in , just to have animals destroy it. You need to show that rooster who’s boss. Lol. It’s been a very warm spring, especially here in Pheonix. We’ve already had 100 degrees and I see more coming. Hard to grow cold crops. Even warm weather crops stop blooming at a 100. Remember pace yourself. You have few more good years to finish that. ❤️

  8. Sow Good Gardener

    Loved the tour Daisy but I hate that I missed the live. Hopefully I’ll be able to catch the next one. Keep up the tremendous work out there and stay blessed fam!
    -Calvin

  9. Quick you

    😂 that roosters part was funny though
    I really enjoyed watching ur garden update
    New trellis ❤
    My heart out for your new 5 fruit plants ❤❤❤❤❤

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