[Emil]

👍

[JerseyGiantChick]

And so it is, remember love thy neighbors.

[soma_farms]

Love this!

[morgans]

Hello, I’m trying to learn how to homestead. I live in Texas I’m not a lot of land at all. Just want to slowly learn with something small and not too overwhelming. I am terrible at keeping plants alive and have no knowledge about gardening what so ever. Can anyone give me advice on what to plant in one raise garden bed/ what brands/ how to? I need a lot of detail bc I have no clue what to do.

Thank you!

• This reply was modified 5 months ago by  morgans.

[MartHale7]

Hi there,

I highly suggest starting with one plant and starting to learn that plant with the help of youtube.

A channel I suggest you follow on youtube is this one, as he lives in Texas and knows what you are going thru.

https://www.youtube.com/@BIGALTX

youtube.com

TexasPrepper2

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[morgans]

Thank youu!!!

[AlphaDelta]

Hello Morgans, What part of Texas are you in? This is a huge state with widely varying climate, soils and water availability. I am in S.E.Texas and have land outside of Victoria.

[morgans]

30 min from Dallas!

[AlphaDelta]

The basics are the same everywhere. Start with a soil test. Your county ag agent might do it for you. Correct mineral deficiencies, up the biologic activity and start trying to grow your plants. There is a highly recommended book:

“Gardening when it counts” by Steve Soloman. $16.87 on Amazon.

[MartHale7]

Some boards here are more active than others, I suggest you post in DeepSouthHomestead group as it has the most activity.

[morgans]

Thank you!