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Best Locations for a Spring Vegetable Garden
Clearing Spring Vegetable Garden
Raised Beds for Spring Vegetable Garden
Area for Spring Vegetable Garden
Railroad Ties for Vegetable Garden
Gardening Tips for Vegetable Garden
Mulch for Spring Vegetable Garden
Mix for Spring Vegetable Garden
Bed Width for Spring Vegetable Garden
Tilling Spring Vegetable Garden
Tools for Spring Vegetable Garden
Watering Spring Vegetable Garden
Composting Spring Vegetable Garden
Fertilizer for Vegetable Garden
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Summary: Learn about watering vegetables for spring vegetable garden in this free gardening video from a horticulture expert.
He is the County Extension Agent-Horticulture for Texas AgriLife Extension Service-Bexar County of the Texas A&M University System. He is also, the Program Coordinator of over 400...read more
"Hello everybody I am David Rodriquez, horticulturist with Texas Agri-life Extension service on behalf of Expert Village and we are going to show you some gardening steps in preparing your vegetable garden for the spring planting. Watering your vegetables is a very important success to your vegetable garden. You have got to have water; plants need water as well as nutrients through fertilizer to make them grow successfully as well as make them produce as vegetables are considered short-term crops. We can see that we have a particular system here, nothing fancy, just PVC pipe that has little perforations in it that will irrigate your plants. You always want to use a minimum amount of water on the foliage of any plant, because you do not want to make it prone to insect or disease problems, especially disease problems so always make sure that you have a water source, make sure that you water your vegetable plants in thoroughly and keep them on the mulch, on the moist side. In lieu of any rainfall most vegetables gardens will need about an inch of watering every week. "
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