The BEST Drought Tolerant Vegetables | Drought Gardening Tips

[@kennethgilman3215]

I would think with the drought season starting to hit us in the southwest again that people will start looking for your posting. That's why I decided to check it out because although I grow a garden each year I also need to learn drought tolerant vegetables. It's going to get bad by the end of this year and I hope people start looking at what you have said here. And if possible maybe even add? I will be looking and just subscribed. Thank you for any tips that you will be giving me as I have not even made it five minutes into the video yet.

[@MiniUrbanFarm]

Glad its helpful!! I know it hasn't been raining here too much either this season

[@MarieLagu]

Such great information. In south Florida you have to account for the heat and months of rain for sure. You live, learn, and adjust. Tfs.

[@MiniUrbanFarm]

Yes definitely!! Have to find a way to garden during those hot summer months!

[@jacknemo8021]

Consider Egyptian spinach ( molokhia) and the Egyptian walking onion. They can deal with the Sahara then they can deal where you folks live, lol. I like them for that and that they taste like the spinach and onions you're used to.

[@MiniUrbanFarm]

Thanks so much for that! I'll definitely look into those!

[@GTakos89]

In Greece we grow molokha and nettle/stinger for pies and herbal medication or teas. But didn't know molokha is considered spinach

[@dbrown9495]

Thank you for this info, excellent

[@MiniUrbanFarm]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kathleenmonsegue9700]

How do you prevent the beetles or bugs from eating the eggplant? I lost my eggplant to bugs and too much water from the rain.

[@StylesbyNancy]

Thanks for the tips. I'm looking forward to adding squash to my garden!

[@MiniUrbanFarm]

Yes definitely!! My zucchini is already growing!

[@effoanderson1312]

Congratulations! You've been selected for Top Gardener in an imaginary post-apocalyptic tribe! jk but good idea, I've found beet leaves look just like swiss chard are how beets used to be eaten before they figured out the root was edible too. Does chard have a big root? Does it taste like beet leaves?

[@MiniUrbanFarm]

I think they have a similar flavor but swiss chard doesn't have a root, it's just grown as leafs

[@TheFirstManticore]

There's no wet soil a foot below my soil surface! There is a spring farther down, which waters the established trees most years.

[@TIERRAYLOMBRICES]

Este año tratare berenjena de nuevo y espero ahora si hagarrarles savor.

[@MiniUrbanFarm]

Si me encanta sembrar berenjena, tienen unas flores lindisimas!

[@namibianurbangardener5371]

1. Swiss Chard 2. Beans 3. Peppers 4. Okra 5. Eggplants 6. Tomatoes 7. Sweet Potatoes 8. Squash 9. Ground Cherries 10. Herbs

[@muhammedjunais9938]

Hey 👋🏻

[@michelleb.7181]

I would actually argue that herbs are vegetables 😉

[@matderseb]

Hey

[@MiniUrbanFarm]

Hi!

[@monypeny553]

Very nice Butty

[@ainati6121]

Boy! You talked SO fast!!!!

[@MiniUrbanFarm]

Hahah trying to keep people's attention!