Your Complete Fall Garden Plan Is Waiting

By the time North Texas finally feels like fall, many of our most important planting windows are already closing.

That is what makes fall vegetable gardening so confusing here.

You have to make decisions about seeds, transplants, bed preparation, and planting dates while it is still extremely hot outside. Wait until the weather feels comfortable, and you may be too late for some crops to mature before winter.

This Wednesday night at 6:30pm, I am teaching Best-Ever Fall Vegetable Garden live online for students enrolled in The Dallas Garden School.

In this class, I will show you:

What to plant for fall

We will cover warm-season vegetables, cool-season vegetables, herbs, greens, root crops, and crops that can continue producing into winter.

Exactly when to plant each crop

You will learn what should be started now, what should wait, and which crops are best grown from seed or purchased as transplants.

How to prepare your garden for another productive season

I will explain how to clear finished spring crops, refresh your beds, and prepare tired summer soil for fall planting.

How to establish new plants during extreme heat

Fall gardening begins during summer in North Texas. We will cover practical ways to protect seedlings and transplants until temperatures begin to moderate.

How to avoid the mistakes that ruin fall gardens

Most fall garden failures come down to timing, crop selection, or planting too early or too late. This class will give you a clear plan to follow.

Best-Ever Fall Vegetable Garden is included with enrollment in The Dallas Garden School.

Your enrollment also includes our complete on-demand course library, future live classes, class handouts, and ongoing help from me throughout the gardening year.

Enroll now and join us Wednesday night.

Cannot attend live? The replay will be available to all enrolled students.

Once enrolled, you will receive reminder emails on the morning of class that contain the link to join.

CWL