North Texas April Garden Tour
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2024
- North Texas April Garden Tour
Explore my 2024 garden tour showcasing the latest developments in my gardening journey! I've dedicated considerable effort to kick-start this season's garden, and I'm thrilled to share the transformations and ongoing projects with you. Dive into this comprehensive garden tour to witness the changes and see the exciting work in progress in my garden.
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I love snap dragons when I was a kid made them talk good memories😊
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This is my first time viewing your videos, and I like your garden tour. We are new to Texas and last year my garden was roasted by the heat , so I am hoping that this year its better. I am from the Caribbean and love to garden . I am currently getting ready to plant the starts I grew. To-morrow is getting the corn into the bed along with the tomatoes, and peppers. I must admit that at our ages in the mid 70s , we are taking moving a bit slower. and we are trying to do raised metal beds as the beds hubby built are beginning to fall apart. Our 100year old green house bit the dust in the storms of last year. Ninette Bird- The Caribbean Wife, Cameron - Tx
Never too late to get into gardening. Definitely take it slow. Sorry to hear about the metal raised beds not working out. Where are yall moving from?
Every year seems your garden is getting bigger it seems😊
It is! We expand a little every season 😁
Good seeing you😊
😍.....We enjoy your inspiring messages 💕
I just broke up my comfrey and made it into about six or seven pieces all around and it’s already booming🌱🌱
I think we are going to do our the weekend after next.
Be careful with the rebar sticking out of the castle blocks. I had a piece of metal similar sticking out and I tripped on a cinder block and nearly impaled myself, God was watching over me that day. Maybe you can put a rubber cap on it
Oh wow! will do. So far we haven't had that "luck" of doing so but will take better precaution now. How is your garden doing this year so far?
Bria and I enjoyed your video. Can’t wait to see the orange jello.
Kindest Regards,
Lady Cheryl ♥️
Thanks neighbor. Mrs NG loves her watermelon patch. I really enjoy the yellow and orange meat melons myself. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
You two are funny ❤
Haha she be starting stuff
You guys got a lot done today. I like to incorporate flowers with the food I grow in the garden 🪴 Creating compost is a lot of work-I don’t think about the making part just the finished product.
Thx for sharing your garden.
Yes making compost is a lot of work. But once it is finished it is great that we don't have to have to purchase it from the big box stores. Thanks for stopping by and watching.
Everything looking good, gave me a lot of good ideas. Love yall cattle panel, no till is my favorite also
Appreciate it kinfolk. Seems like we always fall behind. Should have already had most of these plants in the ground. lol
Hi Sidney & Tori😊
More chicken😊
Good to test older seeds for germination.
I found a volunteer planting of Japanese Pumpkin, it’s so exciting when you find them under the leaves, remembering we are at opposite growing times in Sydney Australia onions and garlic with potatoes is what I’m growing in beds with onions to transplant into main garden bed saves extra weeding.😊
That compost will come in handy for the gardens later, the rudiments can dig holes, I’m sure the eat the worms too, but they do airate your compost piles is the upside.
Love the walking Onions, you can seperate them into smaller bunches, once you collect the bulbets.😊
Garlic like onions are heavy feeders until they start bulking stop fertilising 😊
Peppers are in season now tomatoes have basically finished, oh tip for asparagus don’t pick too many one 2nd or even 3 year that allows plant to establish better.
Homegrown foods tastes better.😊
Yea I think I need to check one of the garlic to see how the bulbs are going. I forgot when we even planted them, I think it was in late Nov. A volunteer Japanese Pumpkin? interesting. Was it grown for aesthetics or to consume?
@@TheNakidGardeners consumer, they use the seeds in.eating salted and non salted amongst other types of Pumpkin, it’s popular in the Middle East, where you buy them mostly in Middle Eastern Stores. It’s also sold in Supermarkets and Greengrocers as a fresh Pumpkin here in Australia.$3 kilo.
It made its way to my compost bin when I cared for the elderly people across the road he ate the seeds and I took the compost home every week and that’s how it comes up near my compost bins.
He and his wife, have past 5 years ago.
140 that's a lot of chicken. We see y'all dropping melons. We dropped pumpkin seeds also. Your brooder is huge!! That's going to be some good compost. We are terrible at growing tomatoes 🍅. Nice looking strawberries. Y'all are getting it done over there. Keep Pushing
Yea that brooder can hold up to about 250 chicks for three weeks before sending them out to grass. We plan on sending our birds to the processor Jun 14.
We try to add a lot of organic matter to our compost. From chicken guts, dead animals, grass, leaves, clippings, ash from the smoker. Help with the biodiversity of the compost and make it nice and rich. Tomatoes is real easy after we learned that being in Texas we can't grow indeterminate tomatoes we had to grow determinate variety because it gets so hot and humid here.
Thanks for stopping by. Stay dry this weekend. We are getting some good rain.
Y’all have a lot going on.. we know how that is… great video. Thanks for sharing your garden tour. We just put our garden tour out today as well.
Thanks! You too! oh Nice. Will go and check it out.
Yes, I use those cages for my peppers just as well but I use them for the tomatoes is too. I’ll put a steak in it to help it. Stand better.
Yea we use to try them for tomatoes but they would just get too bushy for the determinate varieties. We will eventually stake the peppers later. What peppers are you growing this season?
The Cosmo gets really tall and then it gives you blooms. I think those look like those probably be the purple ones. I got the star for sunflower ones as well but I’ve been growing for 20 years. I saved the seeds…
(Houston)
This will be our first year growing cosmos. I sure hope they don't get too tall. #Htownrep
I saw your channel title and I thought I was going to be in for something weird. j/k
Great channel and video!
hahaha we get that a lot.
So encouraged! (avid urban gardener here!) Yes you guys are definitely doing it! Something my wife and I are moving towards also!
That is amazing! How big is your garden now and how long have you been gardening?
That compost is going to be FANTASTIC once it’s done! Gotta have some flowers 🌺 out there for our friends 🐝🦋🐞 to come by and stay for a while 😂. Thanks for sharing and y’all stay blessed!
-Calvin
Fingers crossed! Thanks for stopping by Cal. Yea we need as many beneficial insects as possible to help deter these locust and grasshoppers away lol. Might even install a bird bath and bird house. Have a blessed weekend.
I put beer traps all over my garden for the Roley poleys this year. They are SO bad but the traps help.
We tried that one time but it hurts me so to waste a good beer and I hate the thought of even buying bad and cheap beer to get rid of them. I really need to find that Sluggo Plus.
@@TheNakidGardeners 😂😂😂 that’s fair. My drinks of choice are named
Jack and Jose so I had NO trouble pouring Natty Light into deli cups to get rid of those jerks.
1:35 - Huh? Orange Jello?? Oh, so that's where it comes from! 🍊
hahaha maybe...😉
Obviously, there is a bid interface between Nakid Garden and Farmer Sid. Animal droppings are very important to your gardening plan. May God direct each step you take.
Appreciate the kind words. I'm definitely going to keep using the animals to improve our soil. Have a blessed weekend
If I wanted to do a no till garden (which I tried to do, believe you me.) I'd have to make raised beds with brought in soil that has no weed seeds. Asparagus doesn't have to reseed but grows from its roots by spreading. I had asparagus until the grass took over, so I ripped them out and created a 4x4 bed in its place that I can dig up to remove all grass and weeds. If I didn't have an infestation of grasshoppers every year I'd have a garden like yours. If that fig is grafted, you will want to remove the growth down at the ground. All grafted trees want to grow branches at the ground and have to be cut off. Not sure about figs though.
What happened with the no-till garden?
Yea, we grew our asparagus from crown last year. We hope the seeds are the ones that just continue the growth of them. Yea we had an infestation with grasshoppers and locusts each year. One of the reason why I wanted to plant so many alums and flowers to help bring some beneficial bugs and animals to go after them. Might bring the bird bath and put a bird house around the garden to help with the issue.
Thanks for the feedback. Hope you try no-till again.
@@TheNakidGardeners The main reason I stopped was because of the grasshoppers. Just now getting back to gardening after about 4 years. Starting with only a 4x4 section, but something is better than nothing. .
@@MickSupper amen! That's what we try to tell folks. Start small and go from there.
would it make sense to clean out the brooders right after you remove the chickens so that the wood has a chance to air out and dry out as well as be able to add to your compost piles sooner?
We moved the chickens out that saturday and did the video the following day. We allowed it to air for a day and then sprayed some chicken coop freshener in there.
The link to the other channel isn't working.
Try this one: www.youtube.com/@7FarmerSidney7
Your farming channel link doesn't work.
Sorry about that. I will change it. Here is the link: www.youtube.com/@7FarmerSidney7
All that pine straw on he roof will rotten it
We try to clear out once a year. One of the reasons i don't like trees near houses
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Great job on getting a heritage bird
@thenakidgardeners Thanks I've added Cemani so I'll hv Giant Blk meat stock
I looked away but didnt plug my ears 🤢😂😂😂
hahaha The smell made me do it lol