What is up everyone? Welcome back to the epic gardening podcast. Today we're talking fall gardening and it might be a bit of a longer episode because we're talking about gardening for an entire season everyone so that takes some time okay how are we going to

approach gardening in the fall so this is going to be a guide on how to plan how to

pick and how to grow the best fall vegetables.

So there are a lot of questions that people have

when they're gardening in the fall.

Here are some of them.

What crops do better in the colder months?

How can you incorporate these into your growing

habits? Do you want to plant from seed or do you want to plant from young transplants?

How can you prepare your fall garden to ensure that these plants survive pests and diseases and produce you another

harvest of food. There are a lot of different questions here, but none are more

important than the timing problem. In fall, how do you know when to plant your garden?

Well, the first question that you have to answer is when is your frost date?

So they say timing is everything but it really is

when you are considering fall planting.

Almost everywhere at least in the United States as far as I know has a list of estimated

dates for the first and last frost and so while they might not be a hundred

percent accurate every year they are good enough to plan your upcoming garden around. Now I live in

zone 10b I don't have any frost dates so when I think about fall gardening I just

sort of think about when do my plants come to fruition, because I know that

they're not going to be damaged by the weather, but most people aren't in that situation.

So you have to think about when is the most the earliest point at which your climate is going to frost over and what you do is once you find that date

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