Welcome back to the Beginners Garden podcast. We are continuing our conversation with Peter and Rebecca. Peter is from the Garden family and Rebecca is from Happy Heart Gardens. Peter Gardens in Southwest Ohio, Zone 6B, I believe he said, and Rebecca Gardens in Southern Alabama, Zone 9A, if I remember correctly.

Anyway, so we're talking about gardening from north to south and how it differs depending on where

you're located.

I'm in Arkansas Zone 8A, but on the border of 7B.

So I'm kind of in between the two.

And today we're going to be talking about how daylight affects our gardens and also

covering and why covers are important.

I think it's so worth your time to be able to see how they garden differently because of their

daylight and how it actually matters in a fall garden and also how they use covers.

And just some quick advice at the end for people who grow in climate similar to theirs.

So let's welcome back on the show, Peter and Rebecca.

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 love with gardening just like I did. Let's dig in. Peter and Rebecca, thank you so

much for joining me again for this podcast where we're talking

all about fall gardening. I wanted to split this into two because I felt like this was a subject

that I think we could talk about for probably a whole month of podcast. But just to be able to have

some time to talk a little bit more about some of these subjects, I don't really hear

gardeners talk about a whole

lot. And one of them is daylight. Peter, you mentioned that at the end of last week's episode.

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