Although the spring and summer months are great for gardening, they can be taxing on the gardener. I know that I've become spent trying to keep my garden watered in the scorching heat while troubleshooting problems as they arise, such as warding off harmful insects. On top of that, tracking each plant's harvest time can feel like the straw that broke the camel's back as it were. That is why I opt for a fall garden; the insect population is significantly lower and your plants don't risk drying-out as much. Of course, I continue to sow in the spring for a summer, but I get really excited for fall garden planning--and it's never too early to start.

Starting your fall garden is easier than you think! You just need to know a few vital tips to ensure that your efforts will pay off!

The first and most important point is . . .

Albeit, we can’t cover everything that goes into planting and maintaining a fall garden, but you must start somewhere. We hope that these simple yet essential pieces of information can help you feel more prepared and confident to dive headfirst into beginning your fall garden.