Chill in the air

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.