RAISED BED UPDATE - Plants in the ground but they need some SUN!

Raised Bed Update - Plants in the ground but need some SUN! April 10, 2024. A quick walk through the raised beds planed late March here in central Texas, including potatoes, beets, radishes, carrots, green onion, asparagus, kale, squash and tomatoes, plus various herbs including basil, oregano, parsley, and rosemary.
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[@hoopsdadoc2538]

Great video Tony. A trick to keep the bugs off your plants is to grow dill, cilantro, ect on the edges of your bed. The moths and butterflies will be unable to smell your tomato plants to lay eggs and move on.

[@anyat8115]

Thanks for reminding me to start dill!

[@TexasOrganicGardening]

Yep, started the herbs and greens both a little late in the season. Need to start much earlier next year. Will update more in next video

[@cancelbubble6535]

Looking pretty good.

[@anyat8115]

Looking good, Farmer Cowboy Tony! What will you do with all that sage? We have one huge plant that survives winters and we can't find enough uses for it. Dried some and made it into powder. I just ordered Agrothrive - a few youtubers I trust recommend it and are affiliates. Wondering if that or another liquid fertilizer might green your plants up despite lack of sun. I gave my strawberries liquid fish fertilizer yesterday and they look better already.

[@TexasOrganicGardening]

Some sage for cooking (mmm brown butter sage sauce), most for the wife’s rabbits. Save her $20/week or more on herb costs.