Garden By The Month MARCH

[@joangrats2495]

I' m going to need you to make a video a week lol quit ya job.. i love these local videos i need more content. i'm not on speed with making my own yet but i'm getting motivated

[@MyTexasYard]

Lol thanks for the feed back. My goal has always been to focus on Texas growing. That’s what I love. Keep it local!

[@tammyohlsson7966]

Me too. I’m binge watching to catch up. New subscriber.

[@lindsey4178]

I gotta see how those grafts do. What an awesome tree that will be. Do the grafted beaches come back every year? Thanks for the videos you have up by the way, I was specifically looking for Texas gardeners because we definitely have some unique conditions that I'm trying to overcome.

[@MyTexasYard]

Glad you found our channel. The grafts are not looking good. But they are not dead yet. So we shall see.

[@Cards-In-The-Closet]

I’m in Waco. I was always told to wait until April 1st to plant. I guess I’ve been too late all along.

[@MyTexasYard]

There are many different ways to go about planting. If you only have limited space and plants, waiting till later in the year makes sense. I plant earlier and risk losing plants to a freeze. But I have back up plants if I lose my first round.

[@hya7569]

Do you have issues with squash bugs and cucumber Beatles ? I’m south of SA and I get hit hard down here no matter what organic stuff I try.

[@MyTexasYard]

Yes, I have them both. Vining squash works the best for me. Butternut is pretty resilient to them.

[@matthewbrandon931]

Those might have been genetically modified potatoes.

[@MyTexasYard]

There is definitely something wrong with them. Makes me not want to eat them. Lol