You're listening to the Joe Gardner Show, the podcast all about gardening, where we cover

everything you need to know to grow like a pro, no experience required.

And now here's your guide, National Gardening Television Host, and the Joe Behind Joe Gardner,

Joe Lampel.

Hey everybody, it's Joe Lampel, the Joe Behind Joe Gardner, and welcome to the Joe Gardner

Show.

Well by now, most of you, at least if you're like me, are more than ready for warmer days

to come.

Hopefully sooner than later, where we can get our hands in the soil and start planting

and digging outside.

And if you're already there, well good for you, and the rest of us are likely pretty

envious of that right about now, and like me, I know many of you have or are starting

seeds indoors, an anticipation of a really big year ahead.

But let me ask you something, especially for those of you who are starting seeds.

Do you only start seeds in late winter and anticipation of your spring and summer garden?

And if so, why only then?

Or for any of you, is your gardening season only long enough to enjoy those classic summer

crops like homegrown tomatoes and corn and squash and green beans?

Well, if the answer to that question is yes, you are not alone.

In fact, most of you are in this group.

But if only then, why, I mean why not have a two or even a three season garden?

It's not the norm, I will say that, but it should be, especially after you listen to

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