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SmartPot Sweet Potatoes! | Growing Sweet Potatoes in Fabric Pots!
Today I replanted the giant sweet potato that I grew in 2023 in a @SmartPots 15 gallon fabric pot. Sweet potatoes do amazing here in the summer heat. I can’t wait til the fall to get a big harvest of sweet potatoes!
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Transplanting 1 Year Old Plumerias That We Started From Seed!
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Today we transplanted the plumerias that we started from seed about a year ago. I go over the soil mix and fertilizer that I use and how to properly transplant your plumerias. Make sure to check out my other videos and follow Texas Garden Guy on all Platforms! Garden Cart made by @gorillamadeproducts amzn.to/3MkoSAg Genesis Transplant Mix by @NelsonPlantFood nelsonplantfood.com/products/nutrist...
This Desert Rose is HUGE! Potting My New Adenium!
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This is exactly how I pot my desert roses. I use @solsoils with all my adeniums for great drainage. solsoils.com/?sca_ref=4041214.k6X4oRkFbs Make sure to check out Texas Garden Guy on all social media platforms!
Installing a @wild-top Soft Camper Top on My 2024 Chevrolet Silverado
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This is how I installed my @wild-top camper on my 2024 Chevrolet Silverado!
INVASIVE Black Fig Fly Devastating California!
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INVASIVE Black Fig Fly Devastating California!
Just Diggin it on Cog Hill | The Garden Party Ep. 224
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Just Diggin it on Cog Hill | The Garden Party Ep. 224
Vegetable Gardening Made EASY with @reshgala & @gardeningwithdezz | The Garden Party Podcast 217
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Vegetable Gardening Made EASY with @reshgala & @gardeningwithdezz | The Garden Party Podcast 217
Answering Your Spring Garden Questions! | The Garden Party Podcast Episode 216
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Answering Your Spring Garden Questions! | The Garden Party Podcast Episode 216
New Plant Varieties with Michael Fiore and Jay White! | The Garden Party Podcast Ep. 215
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New Plant Varieties with Michael Fiore and Jay White! | The Garden Party Podcast Ep. 215
Another HUGE Desert Rose! | Potting a MONSTER Adenium Obesum!
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Another HUGE Desert Rose! | Potting a MONSTER Adenium Obesum!
SAVING GIANT PLUMERIA TREES!!! | Planting HUGE Frangipani Cuttings!
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SAVING GIANT PLUMERIA TREES!!! | Planting HUGE Frangipani Cuttings!
Exploring Ecology with @ThePlantEcologist | The Garden Party Podcast Episode 214
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Exploring Ecology with @ThePlantEcologist | The Garden Party Podcast Episode 214
Start to Finish Garden Bed Install! | How I Fill My Vego Metal Raised Beds!
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Start to Finish Garden Bed Install! | How I Fill My Vego Metal Raised Beds!
How I Plant Plumeria Cuttings! | Easy DIY Frangipani Propagation
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How I Plant Plumeria Cuttings! | Easy DIY Frangipani Propagation
Cold Hardy Citrus Trees! | Planting My Arctic Frost Satsuma Tree
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Cold Hardy Citrus Trees! | Planting My Arctic Frost Satsuma Tree
Things You Should Know About Backyard Chickens! | The Garden Party Podcast Episode 213
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Things You Should Know About Backyard Chickens! | The Garden Party Podcast Episode 213
Does Electure Actually Work?!? | Electroculture Fig Experiment Day 1
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Does Electure Actually Work?!? | Electroculture Fig Experiment Day 1
Planning Ahead for the Monarch Butterflies! | Planting Giant Milkweed in the Garden!
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Planning Ahead for the Monarch Butterflies! | Planting Giant Milkweed in the Garden!
Will Flooding Ruin Our Spring Garden Meetup?!? | Jorge and Destin's 2024 Spring Garden Meetup!
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Will Flooding Ruin Our Spring Garden Meetup?!? | Jorge and Destin's 2024 Spring Garden Meetup!
Green Grass, TikTok Trends & Soil Samples with Skip Richter! | The Garden Party Podcast Ep. 212
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Green Grass, TikTok Trends & Soil Samples with Skip Richter! | The Garden Party Podcast Ep. 212
Spring Pollinator Garden Shopping Spree! | Plants That Draw in Butterflies, Hummingbirds and Bees!
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Spring Pollinator Garden Shopping Spree! | Plants That Draw in Butterflies, Hummingbirds and Bees!
Bubblegum Pink Hibiscus Repotting! | Growing Tropical Hibiscus in Containers!
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Bubblegum Pink Hibiscus Repotting! | Growing Tropical Hibiscus in Containers!
Repotting My Black Mission Fig! | Growing Container Figs in the Backyard
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Repotting My Black Mission Fig! | Growing Container Figs in the Backyard
The Garden Basics with Jessica @fromdreamtoseed | The Garden Party Podcast Ep. 211
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The Garden Basics with Jessica @fromdreamtoseed | The Garden Party Podcast Ep. 211
Spring Plant Shopping Spree! | Enchanted Forest Nursery Tour!
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Spring Plant Shopping Spree! | Enchanted Forest Nursery Tour!
The Spring Garden Kickoff Special featuring @farmer.froberg | The Garden Party Podcast Ep. 210!
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The Spring Garden Kickoff Special featuring @farmer.froberg | The Garden Party Podcast Ep. 210!
Gardening with Style! Tracy Britnell @justdigitfarms | The Garden Party Podcast Episode 209
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Gardening with Style! Tracy Britnell @justdigitfarms | The Garden Party Podcast Episode 209
Get Ready for Spring Gardening! | The Garden Party Episode 208
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Get Ready for Spring Gardening! | The Garden Party Episode 208
Getting FRUIT TREES for FREE in HOUSTON!
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Getting FRUIT TREES for FREE in HOUSTON!
Discovering HOUSTON'S Hidden Bonsai Nursery! | JRN Nursery Houston TX
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Discovering HOUSTON'S Hidden Bonsai Nursery! | JRN Nursery Houston TX
My plumeria hates me 🥲
It probably just needs some food! amzn.to/3YZBLqU
Aloha 🌺 Orchid's are Epiphytes. Bromeliads also breaders of mosquito. Be Careful!🥰
How do you know if the fruit is good? Is it?
On which fruit?
Where do you get it? Website please?
www.wild-top.com/
@@texasgardenguy Thank you!
I’m in south Louisiana and the More humidity and the white flies go crazy. I spray with an all seasons horticultural oil then a tree and shrub drench will help to prevent them but I don’t like to use it while the plant is blooming. You’ll have to re spray the horticulture oil a few times and if it rains. Bonide makes a good one.
Thank you!
Santa called and said you need a cement mixer for the garden,.
😂
What month do u plant the seeds
Is this guys other name Dawgo??
My FAVORITE FLOWER.
What size is this pot?
I think it repels ants.They dont like the smell of it.
Do you have to hand pollinate them or are there pollinators that go to adenium in your area? I live in Argentina and two of mine have flowered three summers in a row but I've never gotten seed pods
It can take up to 7 years for them to produce seeds. I don’t hand pollinate. The bees usually do it for me.
Your whole raised bed is shaded by the fence bro
…nope
They grow in the heat? Having a hard time getting pumpkin vines to flourish like I see in videos where they’re all over the place.
This was in November
Do you have any tips on cherry tomatoes. My bush not producing any buds just folage. I'm in East Texas area
You shouldn’t have to do anything with cherry tomatoes because they’re such vigorous growers. It’s just too hot right now. They will typically shut down and not produce when it’s this hot. But if you can keep them in alive until fall, you should get some production.
Hey I’m up TRUE north in the panhandle. Tiny farm. I could use some advice if you ever want some different kinda content.
I have a Texas sage in a large container that hasn’t bloomed in two years on a very hot sunny patio. I’m stumped. About to pull it out and plant something else.
I tell people all you have to do is learn to identify our 4 venomous species, then you're good! I have an official Gulf Coast Toad posse that waits outside the back door for me every night, because they know I'm about to mess around in the garden and throw them juicy caterpillars. Still working out an arrangement with the tree frogs and geckos. Seems like the anole population exploded this spring, too.
I searched this up after my buddy told me he was handling it for to long and it absorbed through his skin now he’s telling mes been feeling strange for days and this is a dude who is not shy to take a tab or handful of shrooms if he can find them
Love the video. I have desert Roses.
“TRANSLANTING”?? Hope you guys are better at gardening than you are at editing.
Good catch. But also…hate ya!
Why didn’t you wash that beautiful baby?
I don’t like to spray the roots. Any black soil that’s still on the plant will get washed off over time.
www.youtube.com/@NitasYardAndGarden
I started some plumerias from cuttings and was amazed at how easy they were. Thanks for the soil receipe.
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Thank you for explaining so clearly. Your explanation and demo are a real education. I hope your wife comes on the show soon.
She’s usually behind the camera 😂
Can I come plant shopping at your house?
Haha. Not at the moment
Thoughts on it thus far w quality and its ability? Can you drive w sides rolled up? Is the frame sturdy?
So far, so good! The frame is super sturdy. I have driven with the sides rolled up as well and no issues with the magnets holding them up. Very impressive. I’ll do a whole testimonial on the pros and cons soon.
I’ve had mine in miracle grow for years and it hasn’t rotted. I have mine potted and protected under my roof soffit. You’re does look good ❤ though in that terracotta pot and with that soil. Gonna have to go buy me a shallow pot tomorrow.
Thank you!
Good information even with this extra heat@
You stated going live on Monday-Wednesday and Fridays, but not the time frame. Will it be at 1900 or 1830? Sorry, my fingers can't get the analog time typed correctly. Loved watching the replay. What about Kumquats growing in this area?
Honestly it’s going to vary because of my schedule on the times. But I’ll try to stick to 7pm cst
very nice!
I have one that about 30 years old n I live on the other side of me
What about how often to water the cutting? I know not to water until u see the leaves but the soil is some what moist-dry. Can I give it like a 1/2 cup of water?
Newbie sage grower here. My mom got two plants when she found out she had breast cancer and skin cancer. Through that year of multiple surgeries, and health treatment, she received two Texas sage. I believe they are Silverados, but I'm not 100% sure. I planted them in the front yard without any knowledge of their species (First plants I've ever invested in). The plant that gets the most sunlight has blown up into a huge bush and the one that gets a little shade has grown big, but looks different. The one in the sun has a nice thick stalk and a bunch of surrounding smaller stalks giving it size and volume. The second has a bunch of smaller stalks, giving it size, but no big stalk and no volume. Any advice on what to do? BTW: Mom is cancer free and doing amazing!
I had no idea. I learned so much from you today. I live in the Fl Keys and was going to take a cutting. Now I know I want to buy one and what to look for.
Yes!
I have four of these and trimmed them up this spring and they have put out lots of leaves. But no blooms😕 they sit out on the south side of my house but they do not sit in the direct sun. Do they have to be in direct sun to get blooms. They are 24 inches from the sun. I was afraid it would blister their leaves. I live 60 E of Lubbock. Thank you
Do you fertilize them? I use a plumeria fertilizer about once a month during the growing season. I’m also watering daily.
No I haven’t fertilized them. Will look at getting some for spring most of my Caudex are all sunken in and not round. Guess I’m not watering them often enough. Will they ever fill back out?
@rheamelton633 it’s sunken in?
Yes instead of round it has sunken in to have rounded corners of a square.
Do you ever do any landscape consulting?
I have in the past. But with my full time job and content, it’s hard to find the free time.
@@texasgardenguy Thank you
We had a pretty big tree fall and my wife does want to loose this one. Like the last one that fell. Even though we do still have all the clippings from it , just leaning against the house, still alive. My question is, I need to know where I need to clip it back to look the best when it comes back. It's just way to big to lift back up as it is.anyone got suggestions
I would prune the branches off where the skin is brown. Not green. Try to avoid cutting new green growth. Leave 6 to 8 inches from the cut so there is room for die back. And I know some people will cover the wound with that black branch sealer. I’ve also seen them use glue or caulk. I just make sure it’s in a dry place.
I always use cinnamon. There was a time when I didn’t but on occasion I did have an issue. I didn’t cut all the little roots I think they add to the look. Here in San Antonio I don’t find any large desert rose at all. And are you advertising for Sol? I would go broke if I had to buy pre mix based soil. At over 200 trees and plants if I’m not making my own soils I’m losing money.
I use primarily sol soils for all adeniums. But I only have 30 of them. If I had that many I definitely would probably have to make my own mix. If you are looking for a good variety and don’t mind a drive, I would recommend Fred Reyes Greenhouses in Simonton, TX. They are on the west side of Houston. Probably a 2 hours drive or so from San Antonio.
What a giant!
can you replant those larger roots that you cut off or the nub?
I’ve never replanted the roots. I meant that you could replant the cuttings from the top.
this is my all time favorite plant; however! use gloves! The plant contains toxic compounds called cardiac glycosides, which can affect the central nervous system, gastrointestinal tract, and blood electrolyte levels. cutting those roots gets sap on your hands and you just don't know how often you touch your eyes or nose.
I mention that in the video. I don’t use gloves unless I’m doing pruning. I also did not water it for about a week before. That will also help out with excessive sap flow. Then I also won’t water for another week
Came over from Cog Hill Farm.
Nice ❤
What potting soil mix do you recommend for the Silverado sage? I have mine in a container, but it’s not doing so well I’m thinking it might be the soil.
I forgot what I used. Is it in full sun?
I bought 2 fig trees yesterday with lots of figs already growing
Awesome!
My roses are doing great in the dfw area in this heat I water with 5 gallon buckets with a small hole it it. Slow water every other day. A sprinkle of fertilizer every month. My first year of growing roses because Jason keeps us encouraged to plant something....
Here to support you guys from Cog Hill.
Tech talk: You need to be careful about having such a long outtro/black screen. People drag through it, then UA-cam says they did not watch the whole thing. Cuts your hours.
Gotcha. I think it’s an issue with the streaming software. It should end when I cut the stream. We’re moving to different software this week. Shouldn’t be as much of an issue.