Summer gardening in Texas is not for the faint of heart. Follow along as I share my tips for what to plant, direct sowing techniques, and more summer gardening hacks for growing vegetables in hot climates such as Texas.

CHAPTER INDEX
0:00 Introduction
0:39 Late July planting
1:39 Days to harvest
3:41 Direct sowing techniques
4:42 Burlap
5:56 Deterring cats
7:02 Planting with the rains
8:55 Benefits of drip irrigation
9:40 Pest control for seedlings
11:39 Shade cloth
13:10 Liquid seaweed
14:14 Benefits of mulch
15:02 Outtakes

LINKS TO VIDEO CARDS
Tips for Growing Sweet Corn in Raised Beds: [ Ссылка ]
My drip irrigation setup: [ Ссылка ]

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How I feed my garden:
Sustane 4-6-4 fertilizer [ Ссылка ]
Sustane 8-2-4 fertilizer [ Ссылка ]
Wholly Mackerel Fish Fertilizer [ Ссылка ]
Neptune’s Harvest Fish Fertilizer [ Ссылка ]
Chapin pro sprayer [ Ссылка ]

Tools that I use the most:
My favorite garden gloves [ Ссылка ]
Harvesting shears [ Ссылка ]
Felco pruners [ Ссылка ]
Hori Hori knife [ Ссылка ]
Garden Weasel Cultivator [ Ссылка ]

My favorite gardening books:
Rodale Book of composting [ Ссылка ]
Texas Organic Vegetable Gardening [ Ссылка ]
Texas Bug Book [ Ссылка ]
The Vegetable Book [ Ссылка ]
Citrus [ Ссылка ]

Photo and video gear:
Fujifilm X 100F [ Ссылка ]
iPhone 11 Pro Max [ Ссылка ]
Rode VideoMic Go. [ Ссылка ]
Rode VideoMicro [ Ссылка ]
Joby Grip Tight Mount [ Ссылка ]
Joby Compact Tripod [ Ссылка ]
Manfrotto Travel Tripod [ Ссылка ]




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