How Do I Start a Small Vegetable Garden in Texas?

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How Do I Start a Small Vegetable Garden in Texas?. Part of the series: From Garden to Table. Starting a small vegetable garden is a great activity to undergo in the fall. Start a small vegetable garden in the fall with help from a social entrepreneur in this free video clip. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/video_12160001_start-small-vegetable-garden-texas.html

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beautiful

Happy gardening

hehehe nice

Will be starting my garden a week from now.

super

It is not too expensive? With the money you used in those bags you could had bough the vegetables in the first place...

Do all Texas lady's look as nice as you?

I loveu u meery me?

Words cannot explain how wrong the information in this video is, but that's not none of my bidness though. 🐸 🍵 #TwoSugarsPlease #CanIGetATwistOfLemon 😂 😂 😂

where can I find these type of boxes

That loose leaf paper will turn to mush after your first watering. Break down a cardboard box and use instead.

haha, peat moss main purpose is not to hold water. and if your potting soil doesnt have peat moss dont buy it. this chic doesnt garden hahaahaha

Never seen pallets used like that smart

Where did ya purchase your plants? I also live in San Antonio

10 minutes. lol. Sugar, it's gonna take longer than ten minutes to get it running. lol. I do love your technique of getting the peat moss out. Just grab with your hands. It looked like you were strugglin' with that hand trowel. Other than that, I like the vid. I don't know if you have more of these Texas gardening tips, but I would love to see more. As a Texas native, novice gardener, it's nice to "see" what you can plant in TX.

milf alert :)

Raised beds once prepared are so easy to keep, I'm going to make one today and get it up and running whilst the weather's good, great footage.👍😆

That peat moss looks like it was in a compressed bale. I loosen it right in the bag by repeatedly stabbing it with a large knife and breaking up the clumps with my fingers. Then I can scoop up big double handfuls and toss it in the garden. Also a large garden fork makes it easyy to mix the amendments together.

very helpful, thank you!

Like the amendments you used for your raised garden. Mixing it did not look efficient. Perhaps getting on your knees and mixing it with your hands would have been better. I'm in the Dallas/Ft, worth and have four raised beds.