February Garden Tour - Winter Garden Harvest and my Backyard Orchard in Austin Texas

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 33

  • @ShakeriaG
    @ShakeriaG Год назад +2

    Finally found an austin area gardener! I'm in Georgetown! YAY! We've had our garden for a few years but I've been trying to find more local-ish gardeners on here!

    • @AustinTexasGardening
      @AustinTexasGardening  Год назад

      Glad you found us, if you’re curious about other local gardeners you probably already know about “central texas gardener” also look up: “seed to plate” and “suburbangrower4050”

  • @nakeishascott4377
    @nakeishascott4377 Год назад +2

    So good to have come across your channel and someone who has the same garden zone as me, 8b. Loved your video.

  • @seedaholicgardens9085
    @seedaholicgardens9085 Год назад +3

    Parsley or Cilantro, tasting will tell!😄😄Any harvest is a good harvest!TFS! "Blessings of Bounty and May Your Gardens and your Life always Bring You Joy, INSPIRATION and Abundance!" - Hope( & Mark)!

  • @withallie
    @withallie Год назад +4

    So happy do have come across your channel! I’m also in the Austin area and very new to gardening, so I’m still learning all the things!

  • @CRWottrich
    @CRWottrich Год назад +7

    It’s so ironic that you’ve gone to many lengths to get rid of the fire ants and in the end they did something good for your garden. How nice and forgiving of them 🐜🐜🐜🐜

    • @AustinTexasGardening
      @AustinTexasGardening  Год назад +2

      Haha theyre my lil spicy friends now

    • @sislertx
      @sislertx Год назад

      Fireants are killers to people who are allergic and u can be fine one bite and dead the next...happened to my brother..

  • @theplantninja-texasgardener
    @theplantninja-texasgardener Год назад +1

    Looks great!!

    • @AustinTexasGardening
      @AustinTexasGardening  Год назад +1

      Yep its been a warm winter (minus the freezing rain two weeks ago)

  • @jenniferthompson2879
    @jenniferthompson2879 Год назад +1

    This is so exciting to me thank you for going in great deep details.. I want a house just so I can plant a garden….
    I’m also in Texas as well , I’m not far from you.. i’ve been waiting on the day and it’s been some years for me to find someone to be a great teacher… Yes Teacher…❤

    • @AustinTexasGardening
      @AustinTexasGardening  Год назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed the video! There are many unique challenges depending on where you are and what you’re trying to grow. Hope my videos help!

  • @braincruz
    @braincruz Год назад +1

    For my carrots i usually harvest them young, and that’s my thinning process

    • @AustinTexasGardening
      @AustinTexasGardening  Год назад

      There you go! As long as I pull them before May I think they’ll be fine

    • @braincruz
      @braincruz Год назад

      @@AustinTexasGardening I left one all summer long and got a bunch of seeds

  • @sislertx
    @sislertx Год назад +1

    I did major major brocolli but somehow got about 30 brussel sprouts and i have never bought those seeds!! I also got bumper crop of spinach thats about ready to bolt. I planted carrots 5 times because of squirrels and dogs...now they ate eating what is left....

    • @AustinTexasGardening
      @AustinTexasGardening  Год назад

      Haha sorry to hear that, it’s taken quite a bit of training to get my dog Sugar to leave our strawberries alone

  • @sislertx
    @sislertx Год назад +1

    U wanna get miners lettuce in asap..and plant your beans...if i knew where u lived id give u tomatoes peppers egplant as once again i grew more than our entire town could grow

  • @KerrianneRolle
    @KerrianneRolle 10 месяцев назад +1

    I'm trying my best to veggie garden here in Texas I am so used to growing in Florida and it's so difficult to garden here for me. Please help. Could you do a video for what to plant now in January and February of 2024?

    • @AustinTexasGardening
      @AustinTexasGardening  8 месяцев назад +1

      Yes its very difficult here with the heat, drought, and cold. This time of year, I've planted cucumber seeds, and tomato starters. Dont expect them to live year round, the summer heat will usually kill them by july. Also, a great thing to grow in texas are Jalapeno peppers, they will do great all summer, but will die off in the november cold.
      Nothing really does well year round here, I've had a lot of success with peach trees though. Now is a great time to plant them, and they are dormant all winter, but under the right conditions, they will come back in the spring

  • @sleepersix
    @sleepersix Год назад +1

    are you going to harvest the bluebonnet seeds?

    • @AustinTexasGardening
      @AustinTexasGardening  Год назад +1

      Probably not, I let the bluebonnets drop the seeds into the soil naturally for next year

  • @sislertx
    @sislertx Год назад +1

    4k square foot should all be garden..lol...im expanding mine another two beds..when i get over the ccp virus

    • @da1stamericus
      @da1stamericus Год назад

      Hi
      How big is your garden? I'm dieing taking care of 2,2 k square feet of pure garden.

    • @AustinTexasGardening
      @AustinTexasGardening  Год назад

      Haha yes, I’m thinking about putting in a few more raised beds, but I want my kids to have a sandbox, trampoline, swings, fire ring, patio, etc

  • @sislertx
    @sislertx Год назад +1

    U can fey the radishes in oil..some people add oil..never ate it..i dont like em at all.

  • @SlackerU
    @SlackerU Год назад +1

    10/10 on your French Drain rant, you've got to be careful here in the warm-south as some of these counties don't properly manage OSSFs so up to 30% of the children come into contact with pathogens & parasites from the ignored health-hazards in backyards.
    I definitely think $2k is what the average YT DIY backyard garden costs, especially if you're setup to auto-water daily. I'm trying to comprehend proton exchanges in soil as one Cubic-yard of Leaf-mold compost costs $174 delivered in a huge-sack, where wood-mulch is only $58 making a huge price difference for just 2 years of cooking/composting. I don't have a developed graph of the nutrient exchanges pictured in my mind yet but those protons must have some value.
    Salvation is a tricky subject as Citizen-Audits show most of us don't have access to Government. There is a problem with cultures of chosen/privileged-people. I have born-disabled adults in my neighborhood who have work-health-insurance from 80 hour-work-weeks yet if I send them to the doctor without an interpreter the office will stop answering phone-calls for these lifelong-disabled-adults to get the health access they deserve. The ones with no family have no chance.

    • @AustinTexasGardening
      @AustinTexasGardening  Год назад

      Always appreciate your thoughts Bob! I’m sorry to hear about the challenges your neighbors have faced in getting basic medical support. I faced a similar issue about two years ago when a family member who is on the spectrum couldn’t get basic services from Austin integral care and his doctor. Legally speaking, they expected him to be functional in order to get care for being non-functional. It was a very frustrating situation, but it’s been resolved now, and he’s doing a lot better!

    • @SlackerU
      @SlackerU Год назад

      @@AustinTexasGardening Exactly, I can drop my dogs off & they'll offer a dozen pages of medical-detail but an adult with a lifelong disability who can literally txt in English will be denied phone calls for followups. It's a civil rights violation but he also need to sue his neighbors over an illegal fence, illegal OSSF, illegal burning, illegal gunfire, illegal floodplain fill.... There is no government for them here in the Birthplace of the Texas Flag.