Hey there and welcome back to the podcast. I hope you enjoyed last week's episode where we talked about

planting cool season crops in the garden, specifically when to plant. Today we're going to be

following up that episode with some Q&A with my assistant Sarah. You all submitted some really

fantastic questions. We asked you on Instagram. What questions do you

have about planting cool season crops? We're going to be talking about things like how to know

when to start indoors versus direct sewing. At what temperature that I cover my cool season

crops and when I don't. How big should our transplants be before transplanting them out in the garden?

And so many other fantastic questions. Last week's episode, I'm hoping we'll have answered a lot of

the win questions for you. And today, I'm hoping when it comes to growing your cool season crops,

you'll have a better understanding of the how. So let's get to talking about planting cool season crops today.

Welcome to the Beginners Garden podcast. I'm Jill and I'm so glad you're here. In this podcast,

you'll find easy to understand conversations about how to grow your own food. As a first time

gardener, myself 11 years ago, I remember what it's like to feel

overwhelmed. So I want to make gardening so doable for you that you'll find yourself falling in

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