Hello everyone, welcome back to the Epic Gardening podcast, Shock the Garden Hermit, is here.

I am.

I'm trying to step it up a little more on the intro there.

A little better intro there.

So it's September 28th, fall is officially here, and actually it kind of feels like it

is because we've had some rain, some surprising rain, and then also a couple cloudy days,

which for us, it's nice little respite from the heat that we're supposed to get this

fall.

And so, how are you thinking about the transition period, because both of us are sitting

in the middle of gardens that are half sloppy and half fine, right?

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, the thing that's exciting is that it kind of gives you a chance to reset a lot

of things, so I am really looking forward to fixing some of the problems I have noticed

in the garden, because it really gives you the nice opportunity to sort of clean house

and reset.

I'm actually also really excited for Lebrassica's, because one of the, I mean, I love this

whole nation's family probably first, but we eat a lot of broccoli, a lot of cauliflower,

a lot of things like that, so I'm really, really excited for that.

And, you know, one of the, I think maybe things that's underappreciated about fall gardening

is that you could actually, it's a little easier because things are growing slower.

You don't have to do as much pruning and management on a consistent basis, so it's really

nice for that.

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