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  #1 Hal Rose on 25 Apr 12

   

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  Because so many regions have early frost, gardeners tend not to have gardens in the fall. You can get excellent vegetables with the help of fall gardening and your crops will probably last longer than any of your plants that were planted in the spring. You will quickly realize that fresh vegetables will taste sweeter and milder than when they are developed in the spring. Creating a fall garden isn't different at all from having a spring garden since the requirements are basically the same.
  
  Even though sweet potatoes, peppers, tomatoes and okra tend to grow well in heat, they can still produce right up until the cold winter months. Veggies that generally end in the summer, like cucumbers, summer squash and snap beans, can grow through the fall if they are planted after the season is done. When temperatures stay above 20 degrees, you will probably find many vegetables that can grow well. Other ones, not as tough, only grow up to the time a light frost hits. Through the use of a lot of mulch, edible parts of the tuber plant can be saved even if the tops are destroyed by a freeze.
  
  So that you can beat the frost, you need vegetables with the shortest growing time for fall gardening, to allow them to be harvested in time. Look for bags of seeds that either boast how fast they mature, or say early season. If you prefer to use them, it is best to get them before the summer starts since they tend to run out toward the end of summer. The seeds should be made ready to go if you store them in a cool and dry place. It is a wise decision to find out how the weather will be like in your area so that you can time your planting properly. The Farmer's Almanac can generally inform you when the first hard frost will hit, so that will tell you when to start your fall garden. You need to know how long you have to get your plants matured.
  
  You need to ready your soil by eliminating weeds or leftover crops. It can spread illness and bacteria if you leave it in your garden. You can improve the nutrient content of your soil with the addition of a few inches of compost or mulch. You may not need to add too much fertilizer to your dirt if you did it for your spring garden. You will likely be ready for planting, once you till the top layer of soil, wet it down and let it set for 12 to 24 hours. You will discover that frosts may come rarely for many years but will come suddenly and could potentially ruin your hard work.
  
  It could be too much of a risk to put a lot of work into a garden during the fall season and you may not be up to it. However if you take a chance, you will notice that the veggies you produce will be much better than what you tasted in spring.
  
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