Hey you guys and welcome back to the podcast. Today in our next episode of the beginner starter

guide series, we're going to be talking about cucumbers. Aside from tomatoes, I really think

cucumbers are the quintessential summer garden crop and so many of us are growing them.

And whether we're growing them for pickles or slicing for salads or just

fresh eating, I want to give you a quick start guide today to help you get started outright and

be able to grow these cucumbers well. Before we get started, though, I wanted to make sure you

know that it is not too late to join Plant Start four steps

to beginning your garden this year. This is a four-session online course. The classes are live,

but they're also recorded. So even though at the time of this recording, we have gone through

three of the classes. We have one more that's live, but the good news is if you

decide to join today, you've got all weekend to review the previous three classes and then

join us live if you're able to. Again, all of these are recorded. So even if you can't make it,

you can watch them at your convenience. I've got printables that go along with the course and also a support element

through our limited time Facebook group and within the course itself. So if you're a new gardener

and you are looking for some handholding of some basic principles that you need to employ to get

your garden started out right this year, whether this is your first garden or you still

consider yourself a beginner and you want to make sure to get the foundations laid correctly

so that you can set yourself up for a great season. I hope to see you there. You can go to

journey withjill.net slash plant start. And again, it's not too late. Jump in. I can't wait to see you.

I also want to thank today's sponsor, Organic Rev. One of the most common questions that I get, especially from new

and beginning gardeners, is what do I fertilize my garden with? I want to be an organic gardener,

and I need to know what to fertilize with and how often to fertilize my garden.

...