From Drought to Deluge | Sheryl Williams | Central Texas Gardener

[@scottwillimack184]

Love it! Amazing information! Thank you 🙏

[@dyanalayng5507]

This is fascinating ! What a great discussion.

[@Ash-xx5zd]

Amazing interview. Just enough info but not too much. Definitely want to get the book! Thank you.

[@debrabray8855]

Excellent interview! I wish Sheryl had a KZbin Gardening channel. I would watch. We need more Gardening info in Texas.

[@CentralTexasGardener]

She's been on Central Texas Gardener before and we're definitely having her back once we're recording in-studio and location again!

[@AquaBlue427]

So excited to learn more about what survives in NE San Antonio. It depends🤣... I’m a transplant Master Gardener from Michigan and learning from the ground up (or should I say clay). I almost paused the show before it was over to get this book ordered. Thank you!

[@CentralTexasGardener]

Wow, great to meet you Carol! Oh yes, Michigan is a lot different that's for sure. But we can grow some of the same plants. I hope you'll stay in touch with me Linda Lehmusvirta (producer) to see what works for you here that worked in Michigan (or what you substituted for favorite plants). [e-mail]

[@AquaBlue427]

I found Book People...but maybe it’s too soon to order online? Thank you Linda for connecting with me. I’ve been watching CTG while in still in PNW. So much to learn!

[@CentralTexasGardener]

@@AquaBlue427 Double wow on PNW! It may not be at BookPeople yet. Here's where to order it directly from the Master Gardeners. tcmastergardeners.org/drought-guide

[@8arrows]

Got clay till in gypsum

[@dapperlink]

I absolutely loved this interview. The both of you just let go with the ungoverned laughter, while hitting on almost every area I've been having issues about. Thank you!

[@CentralTexasGardener]

Thank YOU for watching and being on the CTG team!

[@grannygooch706]

I'm in San Antonio my problem is gophers and moles I have to plant in pots . I would love to plant on the ground .

[@8arrows]

Put fine hole chicken wire made out of galvanized steel at the bottoms of ur beds.

[@TheEnchantedWoodnymph1111]

Another great video! Thank you so much. These videos are great tools and source of wonderful information. I do have a question for you. What's your take on the current trend of planting in bottomless pots? Many thanks from Dallas, Texas

[@CentralTexasGardener]

Thanks for being on the CTG team! And yes, roots can grow into the ground, so even better for the plant that can stay outside all year.