Growing a Fall Heirloom Vegetable Garden 2012 #3

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This this segment I will take you on an exploration of our Fall Vegetable Garden in Dallas, Texas. Zone 8a. Looking at each variety of plant and seeing them at a much larger size. This link will show you the start of our Fall Vegetable Garden... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuYbH7SW70g To see more of our gardening adventure check out our blog.... http://www.thelifeandtimesofthemarshalls.com/search/label/Garden The link to our Garlic & Shallot planting... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1R-RQkzyuc

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Great job on sharing all the variety names.

Are insects less problem in fall? thanks

great video and amazing garden your so lucky to be in the climate you live in

You are doing a great job with your mini farm there, Brandon! I love it how you are so organized with the whole planting area. And the veggies seem to be very happy and dance in under the sunlight. I enjoyed watching the vid alot. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for watching!

I set out transplant at the end of August. Check out the first video...Growing a Fall Heirloom Vegetable Garden 2012 #1 watch?v=zuYbH7SW70g

Did you plant from seed or use transplants? What date did you plant for your fall garden? Your garden looks great!!!

That's what we have been doing; cutting what we need. YUM! Thanks!

Yes you can plant many things right now in the Fall. A local nursery will have plants in stock that you can grow now! Lettuce, Swiss chard, Kale, cabbage, broccoli, garlic are just a few Go for it!

Ps I'm starting in containers

Hi Brandon I live in north Dallas and I am very interested in gardening. Is there anything veggies that I can still start with our current weather? I'm going to the nursery on Sunday.

the swiss chard is a lot like lettuce, the more you harvest the more chard you get...