Texas Wildflower Garden Tour - The Complete 6 Month Process of Growing Wildflowers in Texas
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Hallelujah! Christ is risen indeed!
Wishing a very Happy Easter to my gardening community!
This video is all about the process of growing Wildflowers in Austin Texas. Last October I planted a Wildflower seed mix, and some bluebonnets on my property. Its been really fun to look back at the progress we've seen over the last 6 months!
Here in Zone 8B we usually don't have such rough winters, but with winter storm Uri, this last winter set some records and was really hard on the garden. Despite it all, this spring my wildflower beds have bloomed and are doing great! Texas is a beautiful state, and it's wildflowers are iconic. These colorful flowers help with pollination for my vegetable garden, and I think they show how beautiful creation can be!
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Update: We sold this house in 2021, but we still visit some of our old neighbors, and I noticed the bluebonnets came back VERY strong in spring 2022 (of course I didnt take a picture because that would be creepy)
Love what you did... Inspiring especially your fig tree in the front yard.
Unfortunately I sold my house and moved away last fall so I cant film it, but I was hanging out with some old neighbors and walked past a few weeks ago, the fig tree looked awesome, it was nearly 4 feet tall! I just planted a few more fig trees in my backyard at the new place!
I just wanted to say you gave a great overall presentation. I photograph wildflowers. So happy for you and your wife living with Jesus. May God give you the best of life going forward
Appreciate you brother! Thanks for the encouragement!
Your garden is beautiful love all the different color flowers
Thank you!!
You have inspired me to plant and grow these beautiful wild flowers in my backyard 😊 God bless you always, very happy you are living with Christ
Appreciate you sister, thanks for watching and for your encouragement, much love in Christ!
Watching here tamsak beautiful wild flowers 💐
Appreciate it!!
Pink and purple coneflower-like blooms are bachelor buttons =)
Love those flowers! I'm definately going to grow them again next year.
Found you through Reddit, nice place. We just put in about 50 fruit and nut trees on our channel. Love the flower mix you made. I'm gonna need to find where you got all of those.
50 fruit trees you say, I'm gonna subscribe
I am new to gardening and planted some native wildflowers in pots. They’ve been growing like crazy already.
Awesome, hope your flowers are doing well this spring!
Love your channel. Keep up the hard work!
Appreciate your support!
Good video. Thanks for sharing. Your garden looks great. I really enjoyed it. I'm in the midst of setting up a wild flower garden here myself to surroundmy bird feeders with. I'm overly excited and can't wait. Amen and congratulations on the baptism 🙏🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾👌🏾😎 God bless
Appreciate you brotha!
Happy Easter! Loved watching this video. I love how you documented the whole thing from last fall! 🌸🌸🌸
Thanks wife
Congrats, Charity! At the beginning of the video, I was kind of salty on your behalf, haha. Boo got baptized (I wrote engaged and married for some reason), and no shout out?!?! Then I watched to the end. Crisis averted!
@@sirlesliechao Had to work it in there haha - thanks for watching Chris!
@@sirlesliechao yes lol crisis averted. 😂Thank you for the well wishes and Happy Easter!
Thanks so much for the video! I planted wildflowers after the freeze based on the instructions on the bag I purchased online (I actually ordered them a long time ago) so they are growing but tiny. I didn't know you had to start early! I will in 2021 thanks to your video.
An aside - my huge fig tree in the backyard (too big to cover) got wrecked by the freeze, it still has no leaves on the ends :( it's not dead but it sure is a sad sight.
I hope youre wildflowers bloom this Aug/Sep and turn out great next spring! And about your fig tree - give it a chance - I hope it turns out the same way as my olive tree and comes back from the root!
@@AustinTexasGardening yep totally just going to wait and see with the fig.
The pink flower with lots of little flowers all over it may have been phlox. Nice work on the garden...glad to hear some came back this year. Hope you have more at the new place!
Thanks for the info Kim, appreciate you!
Just found your channel! Totally digging it so far 😄 I'm definitely looking forward to checking out your other (and future) videos!
Glad you've enjoyed it Hannah, thanks for joining us!
Great video! Thanks!
Haha love your channel name
So nice I would love to do this but I live in Key West fl and it gets really hot in summer. Great video👍😊
True, but you can plant tropical fruit trees in ground!
It’s late but Happy Easter!
Happy Easter to you too Jessie! Hope you had a blessed one!
Those are great. You sowed them too thick. Some of them get big. I use the same ones. I'm on year 3 and they keep coming back.
Couldnt agree more!! Im going to do a follow up video shortly where I discuss the aftermath of sowing too thick
Congrats Charity!
Are you going to cut back on wildflowers in the fig tree bed? Seems like they are taking over.
Cant have enough flowers tbh
Periwinkle
I bought the same ones and just sewed them! Only thing is that I read they don’t grow well through mulch so many that inhibited it a bit.
That’s a good bit of info! Good luck with yours!
Ella where did find the seeds
Beer will get rid of slugs🤓
Yes! Not sure if they prefer IPAs or pilsner, but they love beer
Where did you find the seeds unable to purchase them
Home depot for everything but the bluebonnets, and I got the bluebonnets on amazon by the pound
I went to home depot yesterday when did you purchase them
I will keep looking they look wonderful thanks for your reply
Hey man. I love the heart and desire behind this effort, but as a biologist in the Austin area I have a plea for you. Please use only native species! Much of what you planted in the video is not native to our area of Texas. Our nature preserves are filled with exotic plants that escape people's yards and invade our native habitats wreaking havoc. By sticking ONLY to native species, we can avoid this and be better stewards of God's creation. Peace and blessings!
Yes, I've found that despite being called "Texas wildflower mix", Crimson clover isnt from around here.
These days, I do only bluebonnets ruclips.net/video/uNTUuZheyZs/видео.htmlsi=-oFgOP7sVr-ht2DA