Long overdue, here is the 2011 edition of Bob Webster’s vegetable gardening seminar. Bob will walk you through growing your own produce with all the helpful tips & products he’s used over the years in his garden. This is all done organically without the use of chemicals, pesticides and herbicides.
As always, thanks to Bob Webster & Shades of Green nursery for hosting these great seminars & allowing me to film. I hope you find this information beneficial. Now as my buddy John Kohler (growingyourgreens.com) says- get out there and grow your greens! 🙂
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Hi would love to talk with with about garding. I have lots more questions to ask you .
Hummm I wonder if BT hanging plays a  part in the monarch decline (even if you don't spray it on the milkweed)
Excellent talk.
Bob promotes the no-till method of planting. So if you a garden plot or acreage, no-till does the least amount of damage to the good bacteria. When planting a tree, you obviously need to dig a hole, but the hole is less damaging than if you tilled an entire acre. Bob would also recommend adding compost & compost tea to the tree after planting to get the good bacteria & microorganisms thriving again.
So youre saying not to tilt the soil because you dont want to kill the good bacteria and disrupt the soil but you have to dig a big hole in the ground in order to transplant your fruit trees right? so you do end up damaging the soil? Great video by the way.
I'm glad you found what you're looking for. Sadly I haven't filmed anything recently, but hope to return with more videos. Thanks for watching.
I was looking for last year's video because I've been referencing something Bob said about the organic material in the soil and had been linking to it. Well a few days ago when I referenced it and couldn't find it I started to panic and then I decided to check this video out and lo and behold it's an updated version with the info I was looking for in the first five minutes!lol Thanks for the series!
Thanks!
Hi. I'm not Bob, but I did film his seminar 🙂
Those folding cages are Texas Tomato Cages & can be purchased at TomatoCage [.] com
Hey Bob, thanks for posting this! What kind of tomato cages did you show? I didn't catch the name. Thanks! Caroline
great talk!
Oh thank goodness! I've been having Bob Webster withdrawals. I love his garden tips! – Mark
@ELHIEGER1 Glad you enjoyed it. They're having a drip irrigation seminar this weekend I'm hoping I can attend, but it's not looking so good. Hopefully, though. Stay tuned!
@S1lv3rblad3 nevermind. 5 mins later he said to do this. Lol.
If I was preparing my soil ahead of time for an area should I just spread compost on the area as soon as possible and let it sit static there? or add it to the soil immediately before planting?