Happy September. If you are feeling the pull of the fall garden, then this episode is for you.

I'm going to be chatting with Becky from the seasonal homestead. She has been a friend of

mine that we connected first on Instagram, but she was also on the podcast, what, three years

ago, I think, episode number 87. We're going to link that in the show notes

because it was so far back. I'm not sure if you're on Apple, if you can actually go back and

listen to it. But we're going to link the direct link in the show notes for you to listen to.

But I wanted to circle back with her today because she's had some change in where she's gardening

now. And I wanted to talk to her about the fall

garden. The fall garden has been something that has been a learning curve for me, but I have learned

so much by just watching her and how she grows in her fall garden. We are about two hours away

from each other. She's in northwest Arkansas, but our garden climates are quite a bit different.

She is in a cooler climate than I am, but still I've learned so much from her.

And so I wanted to share this conversation with you today so that you can get some tips on

your fall garden, like, you know, what can you grow or what does

she grow in her fall garden, how to get these plants in the garden when it's still hot outside.

She talks about specific varieties.

She's found have been pretty cold tolerant and just lots of other tips that if you're

growing a fall garden or you plan to at some point,

that you are going to really enjoy and hopefully be able to use this year.

Along those lines, I do want to share with you that this Thursday,

I am going to be having a live online fall gardening workshop.

And this is for you, if you're a brand new fall gardener

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