Vegetable Garden Winter Soil Preparation - North Texas Vegetable Gardening

Today I get started on my 2018 vegetable garden. First I harvest the last of my turnips, then I begin preparing the soil for this year's ...

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☀️ Texas vegetable gardening can start in March due to the early warm weather.

🌧️ The speaker is hoping for a rainy season like last year to help her garden prosper.

🌱 The speaker was able to plant turnips successfully in the fall.

🌿 The speaker plans to do some canning with the turnips.

🐞 The speaker is excited to see ladybugs in her garden, despite the freeze weather.

🍂 The speaker received bags of oak leaves to till into the soil for the planting season.

🌳 The speaker lives in an area where leaves are not easily accessible.

01:18 Jill shows the turnips that grew well in her garden.

01:51 Jill's friends brought her bags of oak leaves to be tilled into the soil.

02:26 Jill spreads the oak leaves in her garden.

03:08 Jill shows the tilled garden soil.

03:31 Jill and Titus plant onions in the ground.

I am tilling up my garden and adding organic matter to prepare for planting.

In Texas, I can start planting in late March.

We had a brutal cold spell over the holidays, but now it is 37 degrees and expected to reach the 60s.

The turnips came up really well, despite the hot weather and lack of rain.

Yes, I plan on doing some canning with the turnips soon.