What's up everyone? Welcome back to the podcast, the Epic Gardening Podcast.

Thanks so much for listening. Really appreciate all of the listenership that I've had

since I started this podcast in May. It looks like we're closing in on about a thousand downloads a day,

which is really neat.

That means that's 30,000 downloads a month

of people learning how to garden.

So, very humbling.

Thank you so much for that.

Today we're going to talk about a few ways

that you can just prep your garden for fall.

A couple things that you should be thinking about.

So without further ado, let's get into it.

Number one, get rid of all of the dead vegetation

in your yard.

Summer's gone.

Your garden's probably gonna be a bit messy.

A lot of plants have grown through their life cycle, which means that you need to take note of the

plants that are dead, diseased, rotten, etc, and get rid of them.

If you have stuff that's diseased, put that in a separate pile, don't put that in your compost pile,

unless you can get that compost pile hot enough to absolutely obliterate any of those diseases,

but chances are as we move into winter, that's not going to be the case.

Second thing we can do is to plant some cover crops. Now I did an episode earlier this year

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