First Garden on a Budget |Kristen and Phillip Knight |Central Texas Gardener
First Garden on a Budget |Kristen and Phillip Knight |Central Texas Gardener
How do you start from scratch when you’re working fulltime, tending small children, pets, and a budget? See how new gardeners Kristen and Phillip Knight turned an ordinary yard into a fun design for food, flowers, and family time while working full-time.
The perfect family garden – in constant motion. Love it!
Kristen is an inspiration. Especially liked when she was talking about all the stories. It’s all a process of learning, not a declaration of inability. If the arbor didn’t work here or failed to function well there, let’s try it over here or use it as a trellis there. Most important lesson: good soil is the key! Thanks for reviving me into Spring!
The garden is wonderful. The tarp unloader from the pick up! I absolutely need this for my gardening. Thank you for that great idea.
Oh my, It makes me so happy to see someone that truly loves to garden. Especially when a individual go through the proper research for not just the garden, but the insects and pollinating plants. Thanks so much for sharing. Bless her heart and her family.
Love it! Where did you find the crank loader for the truck, i definetly need one of those asap! Please leave link.
100% can relate. Our yard has to balance space for kids, pets and garden last. But I spend 70% of my free time on the garden. Doing exactly as she has. So nice to hear her story. Keep growing
Thank you for sharing.
Wonderful garden!! – hope that Central Texas Gardener re-visits this creative and cost-conscious garden for more updates and great ideas for outdoor décor!! Love this video!!
Great inspiration! Who wouldn’t love a editable garden? Awesome. Great information.
Where could I find that short fence with gate?
Beautiful space!😍💜🌈🌷🦋😊
Well done
really nice video* love what she did in her garden
nice garden and cute kids like your video. thanks for sharing on the saving budget.
Can empty a pickup truck bed in 2 hours??? With a shovel that’s only an hour of work… DAMN or maybe it’s cause I’m a 6foot two German dude
Thank you so much for sharing your story I now feel inspired to go at least attempt my Indiana version i.e. using couple claimant zones north take plants but the same philosophy that you use to take care of your family I wish now because of you to attempt to provide for my family. Before I digress thank you very much
New sub great video god bless
Central Texas is some
thing special.
Thank you for showcasing an “everyday” person’s type of yard. This inspires me to just start even though I don’t have a big budget.
Nice wide garden I love the bananas trees
hi, I’m new friend, I love plant so much, I love your garden ^^
Thanks for sharing your story. I’m definitely inspired.
https://youtu.be/z0zRaDhR-BY
You are such a beautiful soul Kristen! Really amazing what you are doing. I hope to do the same one day if I moved to TX.
Looks fantastic 😊
Love this! A REAL garden by a REAL person with an actual budget. Beautiful.
well said!!
"planting right into clay" yes! any updates to how you’re doing?
I love this feature! So many points she made resonated with me, as I feel so similarly about DIY gardending and landscaping. I especially agree with inspiring vs. impressing and how gardening is a constantly changing, living creativity challenge. Thank you for sharing.
Love it 🍄growing helping wild life habitat on a budget 💚 plus with her medical tea .sound like she could be a Natural Witch
Great vid…rang your Bell…Greetings from just north west of Dallas
Love it! This is one of the first videos that inspired my suburban gardening channel
It’s beautiful 😍😻
DAI has some great products that will enrich your soils with nutrients starting at the roots. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIprZmVw0yU
Very nice, love that you have created space for everyone, flowers for wildlife, food for your family and space for your dog to play. I had a question and is about the grass. Do you have Bermuda grass? I do, and have been discouraged of planting anything because of it. I have tried to eliminate the grass but it has been almost impossible.
Yes, well spoken.
What an awesome story! I’m a novice gardener in Austin 😊