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On a sidenote, the climate in the Dallas area a.k.a. North Texas, is much different than it is along the red river say around the WF area. It’s much drier north and west of the DFW area so pay attention to the moisture in the soil.. 👍

Could you dice about half of your harvest and freeze it to use as needed after you go through your fresh supply?

Trumpet vine are native! Not invasive. Yes they can dominate but you have to have the right spot for it.

This was a great video thanks!! Hello from Houston!

How can I get a one of those planters

Absolutely

Iwas searching for this type of a ready reckoner. The planner is out of stock. 😢

Can I plant the bulbs Now

If you growing in raised beds, do you need to mulch. I have never grown onions before

So, I'm watching you on RUclips but you just said "shopping" ... So I live in North Texas (Dallas area) ... Where can I get good Texas native perennials, i.e. nurseries? Thanks

Do the Tulip bulbs need to be in freezer for 6 weeks before planting?

Where can I get one of these

Thank you for sharing. Are bougainvillea a good plant for Texas?

Does this planner include which varieties of plant work best for north Texas? Like for example, it says when to plant carrots...will it have a page somewhere that says which variety name of carrots do best here in N. Texas?

I planted several heirloom cherry tomatoes and can't get them to grow past a couple inches. I brought them inside to see if it is because it is too hot for them outside? I'm in Austin..

So it is almost June is it still worth it to buy the 2024 planner? What changes from one year to the next in the planner?

Hi, I'm in Dallas texas. Can you make a video on what to plant in the fall?

thanks I am growing roma and beefsteak tomatoes and I needed this. Another week and I will be thinning them.

This is my 1st year with the calander and I am so glad it was recommended to me! We moved here 3 years ago from Michigan and I was totally lost on how to garden in this climate. My garden already looks better than every year prior, thank you!

I have always wanted to do this but did not know how. I can't way to try it .. thank you. :)

Nice 😊

Wonderful, thank you so much! I'm subscribing!

Thank you for your video Enjoy watching

I use dixondale for my onion starts - short day for sure - Texas based … my soil is prepped - I did a video a couple weeks ago showing the planting

Is there anything equivalent for different parts of the country? Or a way to adapt this - specifically to the North East?

Great video

Definitely the best format to date! Great job, love the planner❤. Thanks for specifically being focused on the North Texas zone. Your classes have helped me improve tremendously in our small vegetable garden.

I do It between Thanksgiving and Christmas! That’s the perfect bulb planting window for North Texas.

What time of year do you prep these containers?

Love it! What is the care while awaiting the spring blooms? water? stay outdoors no matter the temperature?

Wow! Can’t wait to order

I can't wait to get mine !!

Amazing👏

I like a natural plant to do it's thing. So Texas sage doesn't need any kind of pruning at all? It won't promote more growth and blooms? Thinking about doing this on our hellstrip!

Beautiful

Did you fill that taller pot full of soil or did you put something in the bottom so the soil wouldn’t stay wet so long?

Great video

Solid information

Are you doing any updates soon ❤❤

Thanks for the vid, what is the best place to get plants and seeds from?

Also coral honeysuckle would be a good native alternative for the black land eco region in Dallas.

I didn't know you should store cured onions in fridge! I thought that would maybe make them mushy, esp if stored together in big bag, but I only assumed i guess.Would it be better to store my store bought onions in fridge too? What's best temp? And what's too cold? I usually leave mine out room temp in North Texas.

Loved this video.. Can we have a look how it turned out later after everything bloomed?

Enjoyed the video because it gave pertinent info in a clear and concise manner. I wish you would produce more you tube videos for sure.

Are there any other filler plants you could use besides you pansies?

Thank you, great information!

I will be doing this this weekend

Thank you! Great video!

Thanks for adding these if you made longer YT style videos indef think it would gain a lot of traction

Exciting!!! Will you be experimenting with any sunken beds/waffle gardens and arid-landscape irrigation options like ollas or rainwater/grey water and gabions? It would be cool to see permaculture principles incorporated with tree guilds, Food forest perennials, swales, Hugelkultur, etc! What a wonderful project you have ahead of you! Thank you for sharing it!