Hey there, I hope you're doing well today. I love this time of year. I don't know about you,

but with the summer solstice coming upon us, these are some of the longest days of the year,

and I absolutely love it. The garden is flourishing, and in many cases, so much has already started to harvest,

which brings me to today's topic, which is, a common question that I get this time of year,

what can we plant after those cool season crops have harvested? I'm talking about broccoli,

carrots, cabbage, lettuce, onions, or even potatoes. Now, if you're new, you may wonder why is this

even a question, or if you have not harvested any of these things yet, you may wonder why is this even a question or if you have not harvested

any of these things yet, you may wonder, does this even apply to me?

So let's talk about a couple of those things.

First, if you are new, you may not be familiar with the fact that there are cool season

crops and there are warm season crops.

And when you plant cool season crops at the

right time, which is usually the late winter to the early spring, they will harvest and you will

have some of your season left. And in many cases, in my case, you'll have a lot of your season left.

This will apply to almost all gardeners

except for those in the shortest of growing seasons,

but what you decide to plant after those cool season crops

harvest does depend on your season.

For me in Arkansas, that means that I have plenty of time

to get one, if not two more summer crops in. If you're in a

shorter season you may go from spring cool season crop and then harvest that to fall cool season

crop. So it really just kind of depends on where you're located. But regardless, most likely

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