No-Water Gardening in a Texas Summer: A Successful Experiment

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Hey there, fellow gardeners and farmers!

Ever wonder what you can grow in a scorching Texas summer without the constant need for watering? Join me on a unique experiment at East By West Farms as I reveal the surprising secrets of a no-water garden.

In this video, I’ll show you how I used sunflowers to create a micro-climate for a successful no-water vegetable patch. You’ll see which cool-weather vegetables not only survived but thrived, including chives, basil, collard greens, peanuts, and more! I’ll also share a simple, yet powerful technique using “weeds” to protect your soil and retain moisture.

Whether you’re a seasoned farmer or a hobby gardener, you’ll discover valuable, sustainable tips to make your garden more resilient, even in the toughest conditions.

Watch the full video to see the results of this incredible experiment and learn how you can apply these methods to your own garden!

00:00 – Start
00:25 – Garden Jungle
01:32 – Plan of Action
02:24 – Going to work
04:10 – What’s growing
04:43 – Collard greens
05:34 – Blue Marker
06:32 – Cool season vegetables
07:41 – In the shade of the peach tree
09:39 – Peppers
10:27 – Black Eyed Peas
10:57 – Green Onions
11:51 – Volunteer Seedlings
12:47 – Compost and Weed
15:39 – Closing

Credit to : East x West Farms

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