It seems that fall is upon us. Sweaters and jackets have come out of the closets. And summer crops are slowly dying with the season, which means fall gardening.
I realize that many may not garden in the fall due to certain produce not being in season-tomatoes, squash, eggplant, etc. However, there is plenty to plant- onions, garlic, chard, brussell sprouts.
Never in my life would I imagine that I would have a fall garden because I didn’t know seasons until a college. And I keep learning more and more everyday about gardening, seeding, planting, growing. For example, you plant garlic in the fall for spring crop. Frankly I thought garlic was year round, whoops!
So please rethink the fall gardening, I’ve been promised it is a lot less work than summer. I don’t know about that, but it is just as tasty and pleasurable.
