derek thomas is here with tips on making sure your vegetables survive this spring.s time now 9:44.lcome back, everybody. eve we've had cool days annen seasonably chill -- and unseasonably chilly this spring. many of us wonder what is going on with our vegetable gardens. derek, full disclosure i don'tei have a vegetable garden. >> i lover how you continuously throw yourself under the bus. >> i love to see you. >> and you, allison. >> what about the veggie gardens? >> it's been a tough year with the vegetables. and what happened was a lot of f people bought tow -- tomatoes bought them early and we had that really, really cool -- a warm shot and -- and >> you told us about.b this we talked about this. >> and people went ahead and bought them anyway. people say the tomatoes look horrible. >> vegetables have specificpeci growing seasons. things like cilantro which has started. the flowers are going to turn into core idea ander -- corriander seeds. what you can do in the garden, the leaves are done. what you can do is pop them out of the pot, put them into a larger pot. i wouldn't plant

i'm with derek thomas of thomas landscape.e'll talk about attracting birds, butterflies, bees, and ad some other insects to your garden. hi there. good to see you.se >> good to see you. i've got the hat and the sweater on. its chilly this morning. >> you've got to dress appropriately. birds, i understand, butterflies, they're beautiful.. bees. i really don't want bees in the yard. >> well, you do want bees. it's the natural -- you want ton have a balanced ecology in your home garden because that's goini to help balance the neighborhood garden and so on and so on. on you know, the bees, the thinghe about bees, people are afraid of bees. a honey bee has, and particularly we're talking about attracting honey bees.on they've been on the decline. they're making a comeback, but t you know, if we didn't have honey bees, we wouldn't have food. honey bees are the pol pollinatr for most of our food. we want bees. when you see a bee in your garden, and if it comes around, it's usually coming around like this flower. mother nature's got t