See the hazards of growing a Vegetable Garden. This is what nobody is taking about. Also see some more of what we have to harvest in Dallas, Texas, USA.

***Remember to add your old vegetable garden plants in your compost pile!

Located in USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 8A.

See how we planted our Garlic in 2012 here….

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Vegetable Gardening: What they didn’t tell you!

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  • Farisa Smith

    Start with what you like to eat, or use everyday in cooking. Peppers, onions, tomatoes, string beans. If you don't have a lot space they can be grown in pots. They grow fast and are easy to start. Don't take it so seriously. Everybody makes mistakes when they start. It will save you a few bucks. Good luck!

  • FOR8YESHUA

    Nice [green tomato] wire basket. Where did you get it?
    A great weed block besides card board, is straw mulch and dibble planting. You may want to consider a bigger garden [including cayanne pepper] so you don't have to eat vermin / varmin that are currently eating your garden goodies. Consider spraying your garden with cayanne. A spraying a day, keeps them varmin/s away.

  • Brandon & Meredith

    Dried Molasses is used to quickly stimulate microbes in the soil and give an indirect benefit of fertility. It also in many cases will run fire ants off the property, which we have a problem with, Will go into more detial in upcoming vids.

  • LARK'S GARDENS

    Great video, Brandon. Letting the people know all the work that is involved with the CLEANUP. I think you had a bountiful season. I, too, haven't planted my garlic yet. I plan on planting my garlic in the holes of my 'cinder block' raised bed'. Thank you for taking us on your gardening journal.

  • ScientificExplorer Girl

    Did you say you were going to add dried molasses to the garlic bed? I've never heard of putting that into the garden, what does it do, where do you get it? I've been cleaning up too. It is alot of work but sometimes you find extra fruit and veggies you weren't even aware of–bonus!