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Purple mustard greens are gracing salads this fall, along with lettuces and other greens.

Wordless Wednesday: Wonder-full Fall Gardening

As seedlings take hold as we enter the wonder-full fall gardening time. Radishes, lettuces, brassicas, peas, and more are filling the beds. Whether you are taking a break this fall or diving into fall gardening head first, here’s some inspiration to keep you going until winter solstice.

Snow peas are already flowering at just 24″ tall.
The salad garden is under floating row cover for protection from critters. Lettuces, mustard, arugula and more fill out the garden.
Helios radishes are getting close to picking time. The shoulders peak out so you can tell when to pick them.
Carrot sprouts are growing taller. Now is a good time to thin them to one every 2″. Watch our video about how to thin carrots and other root veggies.
Celeriac grows well over winter in warm-winter climates.
Nicotiana, mint, and nasturtiums are spreading to cover the soil. These grow in shallow containers to keep them in check.
Calendula is coming back from summer dormancy.
This Green Arrow shelling pea cover crop is growing through its cage nicely.
Nasturtiums have begun to flower again and crawl along the pathways.
Gardenerd HQ is ready for the holidays

Enjoy your wonder-full fall garden this season. Let’s kick off the holiday season with home-grown goodness!

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