fall gardening

1. The Top Homegrown Vegetables, pt. 2 (Begins at 1:49)
2. The 2023 Tomato Preview Show (14:02)
3. Soil Irrigation Basics (33:52)
4. Fall Garden Basics (51:23)
5. 11 Tips for Garden Success (1:14:17)

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Pictured: A river of tomatoes and peppers (Heirloom Expo)

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Besides making the autumn garden prettier, Debbie Flower mentions some early cleanup fall chores that can help reduce next year’s insect and disease problems in your garden.
Organic advocate Steve Zien talks about one of the easiest ways to improve your garden soil this winter: mulching with leaves.
Berry plants arrive at many  garden centers in mid to late fall. So, here's how to grow Raspberries and Boysenberries.
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UMass/Amherst Soil Testing
Colo St. Soil Testing
Hori Hori Knife
Berry Varieties to Consider
UCANR Growing Caneberries in the Sacramento Region
Raspberry, Blackberry Production Guide (Cornell U.)

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Show Notes:

Asters at American Meadows High Country Gardens. 

Garlic Sources include:

Botanical Interests, 

Burpee, 

Johnny’s Selected Seeds and 

Filaree Garlic Farm

Carol’s new author website.

Dee’s author website.

Dee is speaking to the Denton County, TX Master Gardeners at their Fall Fest on October 12. 

Carol is speaking at the Lake County Master Gardener’s 7th annual symposium in Crown Point on September 28th.

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