What's Growing? Spring Vegetable Garden Tour

[@TheASTrader]

A gardener will always find a way! Looking good! Keep us updated and I really liked your garden and cook recipe type videos too (hint hint).

[@bmarsh011]

Will work on it. Anything you would like to see specifically?

[@ofwqatar841]

very....nice. garden....i wish to. see some day....texas city...

[@brettchampagne4440]

Great tour.

[@OakCity7797]

Great looking garden. You have done a wonderful job starting new. I am very interested in following the progress of your herbs. I want to grow herbs as well. Thanks for the update and keep up the good work.

[@bmarsh011]

Grow some herb, They are very easy to grow and most are perennial for us.

[@lockwoan01]

You have a very nice garden so far. I mainly grow berry plants myself - lots of raspberry with some blackberry, although I've expanded quite a bit - and then there's the things my mother grows.

[@priscillakhloeandabigailva6145]

I love your garden!!! I live in Grand Prairie, and am very new at gardening. I'm wondering why you have your gardens covered?

[@shannonrobinson262]

It's looking great. You've put a load of work into your new area. Have you grown scarlet runner beans before? I always assumed it got too hot too fast. I'm in central California so it gets really hot fast here. I'm trying them this year for first time. The are just starting flowering. Can't wait to see if they manage to fruit. My squash is only at 6 leaf state, but they should grow fast now it's warming up. Our garden is packed full, so I can't plant anything else till I harvest something. It's looking very nice. Maybe you can fit in a small greenhouse to grow your own transplants. It's easier than most people think and can be a whole lot cheaper. I've grown my own stuff from seed for about 10 years now. Everything from onions to tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, herbs, and flowers. My 6ftx 8 ft greenhouse has paid for itself 3x in 10 years. I grow about 4 times what I need and share extras as gifts with friends. It also helps during that need to plant but too early stage in winter. Keep up the great work.

[@bmarsh011]

Thanks, yes we grew scarlet runner beans once before, and did good here for us.

[@dkulikowski]

Your son is so darn cute. He was really enjoying the hose. Thanks for sharing your joy. I am anxious to see how your squash and watermelons grow. They are really planted tight. Being in Texas, doesn't the black mulch heat your soil up? I am thinking in early Spring it might be o.k. BUT the summer sun must make the soil hot.

[@bmarsh011]

I forgot to add the clip of him planting the seeds; will on the next one. The weeds fabric I have used for year with great success.

[@jendyson2979]

I bought a bag of bare root strawberries at Walmart and watched a video to learn how to plant them. They're in a container with organic potting soil- I thought I'd did everything but they aren't growing at all- wonder what I did wrong?

[@wonderlucha]

Hi! How did you keep the black cloth down so well? Mine moves with the wind and blows away.

[@bmarsh011]

I used fabric staples to hold it down. You can find them here.... amzn.to/2qw2zfJ

[@tonioyendis4464]

Is that black cover bio-degradable?

[@jaymartin5752]

Do you still have your chickens?

[@bmarsh011]

No.

[@jaymartin5752]

If you don't mind, what happened?

[@bmarsh011]

Jay Martin they were dinner.

[@jaymartin5752]

Dual purpose...cool! Thanks. I am just starting out with some hens so I was just seeing if you ran into issues.

[@bmarsh011]

No no issues. For us here, the summer heat is the hardest keeping them cool.

[@sandysledge6860]

Your cute lil son is going to grow up with good knowledge and work ethics. More water on him than the garden, lol

[@bmarsh011]

He loves playing in the water!

[@nativetexanoutdoors37]

Heck yeah looking good. I'm a big fan of yalls channel. I'm also in Dallas county, go check out my channel if you get a chance

[@bmarsh011]

Will do, thanks for watching