- Choose to use this mild weather to plant or transplant the following: beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, collards, lettuce, mustard, onions, radishes, spinach and turnips.
- Plant your second planting of fall crops such as collards, turnips, cabbage, mustard and kale.
- Save seeds from your favorite plants, especially tomatoes, squashes, eggplant, etc. Let some of the root veggies like carrots go to seed, and collect those.
- Refurbish mulch to control weeds, and start adding leaves and other materials for the compost pile. Store your manure under cover to prevent leaching of nutrients.
- Water deeply and thoroughly to prevent drought stress. Pay special attention to new transplants.
- Harvest mature green peppers and tomatoes before frost gets them -- it may not come until November, but be ready. Preserve 4 for every 5 eaten fresh - or preserve them all!
- Harvest herbs and dry them in a cool, dry place.
Where the "Victory Garden" once ruled the backyards of the American People, now we have the "Backyard and Indoor Grocery Gardens" to help people feed their families with healthy nutritious and untainted produce. Info on here includes square foot gardening, containers, pests, companion, easy gardening tips, harvesting, and much much more!
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