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This is the first in a series that shares how I garden through the cooler seasons. Preparation for fall and winter gardening began last September. The raised beds were drained from all the heavy production in the spring and summer months. I didn’t have enough homemade compost to replenish the beds with so I turned to my local supplier of quality compost, @soil3official . I’ve been using Soil3’s Veggie Mix in my raised beds for the past several years. I’m often asked if I have good results with it. My answer is an overwhelming YES! Soil3 Veggie Mix has consistently produced great results for me across all growing seasons and I can’t wait to share more about what it has done for my garden this fall/winter season in upcoming videos. Once the beds were refilled with Soil3 Veggie Mix, I planted two successions of cool season vegetables. The first planting was meant for fall harvest while the second planting was meant for harvest through the winter season. This year, from the time of the first planting, I had about 10 weeks before first frost hit. With the help of Soil3, everything planted for the fall season grew quickly and was ready to be harvested before first frost. In the next video, I’ll discuss why this fast growth fueled by well-fed soil is so critical to success with winter gardening. #soil3 #compost #organiccompost #growyourownfood #homegrown #homestead #wintergarden #lowtunnel #frostprotection #caterpillartunnel #quickhoops #rowcovers #frostcloth #frostblanket #gardenhacks #atlantagardener #georgiagardener #organicgardener #instagardener #gardensofinstagram #instagarden #hoopbender #emthoops #farmlife #farmhack
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This is the first in a series that shares how I garden through the cooler seasons. Preparation for fall and winter gardening began last September. The raised beds were drained from all the heavy production in the spring and summer months. I didn’t have enough homemade compost to replenish the beds with so I turned to my local supplier of quality compost, @soil3official . I’ve been using Soil3’s Veggie Mix in my raised beds for the past several years. I’m often asked if I have good results with it. My answer is an overwhelming YES! Soil3 Veggie Mix has consistently produced great results for me across all growing seasons and I can’t wait to share more about what it has done for my garden this fall/winter season in upcoming videos. Once the beds were refilled with Soil3 Veggie Mix, I planted two successions of cool season vegetables. The first planting was meant for fall harvest while the second planting was meant for harvest through the winter season. This year, from the time of the first planting, I had about 10 weeks before first frost hit. With the help of Soil3, everything planted for the fall season grew quickly and was ready to be harvested before first frost. In the next video, I’ll discuss why this fast growth fueled by well-fed soil is so critical to success with winter gardening. #soil3 #compost #organiccompost #growyourownfood #homegrown #homestead #wintergarden #lowtunnel #frostprotection #caterpillartunnel #quickhoops #rowcovers #frostcloth #frostblanket #gardenhacks #atlantagardener #georgiagardener #organicgardener #instagardener #gardensofinstagram #instagarden #hoopbender #emthoops #farmlife #farmhack
In the previous post, I explained the importance of understanding how decreasing daylight hours slows plant growth as winter approaches. In order to have a productive fall and winter garden, it’s critical to plan accordingly so that plantings for the cooler seasons reach maturity or near-maturity before the onset of Persephone Period. Here in Atlanta, Persephone Period starts in early Dec. Therefore, I target my plantings to be near or ready for harvest by the end of Nov. This is accomplished by planting early enough in late summer so that the plants have ample time for growth. However, starting cold season crops early can only yield success if the soil in the garden is able to sustain the necessary growth rate. This is why it’s important to ensure that your garden soil is healthy and fertile before making the transition from warm to cold season gardening. Due to the demands of spring and summer gardening, I typically do not have any homemade compost left by the time fall nears. In order to prepare my garden soil for fall and winter plantings, I turn to @soil3official, a local supplier of high quality, organic, humus compost. I’ve been using Soil3’s Veggie Mix for the past couple of years and it has delivered great results in all seasons. This past fall season was no exception. After restocking my raised beds with Soil3’s Veggie Mix, I planted my first batch of cool season crops in mid Sep. I followed a couple of weeks later with another succession for harvests later in the season. Both plantings immediately exploded in growth. By the time first frost was forecasted in late Nov, the first planting was ready for harvest. In just two short months, the transplants produced massive heads of broccoli and cauliflower. In fact, the large heads I harvested this past season set new records for my garden! If you’re looking for quality soil for your garden, you can find link to Soil3 in bio! #soil3 #compost #organiccompost #growyourownfood #homegrown #homestead #wintergarden #gardentips #gardenhacks #atlantagardener #georgiagardener #organicgardener #instagardener #gardensofinstagram #instagarden #farmlife #farmhack
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In the previous post, I explained the importance of understanding how decreasing daylight hours slows plant growth as winter approaches. In order to have a productive fall and winter garden, it’s critical to plan accordingly so that plantings for the cooler seasons reach maturity or near-maturity before the onset of Persephone Period. Here in Atlanta, Persephone Period starts in early Dec. Therefore, I target my plantings to be near or ready for harvest by the end of Nov. This is accomplished by planting early enough in late summer so that the plants have ample time for growth. However, starting cold season crops early can only yield success if the soil in the garden is able to sustain the necessary growth rate. This is why it’s important to ensure that your garden soil is healthy and fertile before making the transition from warm to cold season gardening. Due to the demands of spring and summer gardening, I typically do not have any homemade compost left by the time fall nears. In order to prepare my garden soil for fall and winter plantings, I turn to @soil3official, a local supplier of high quality, organic, humus compost. I’ve been using Soil3’s Veggie Mix for the past couple of years and it has delivered great results in all seasons. This past fall season was no exception. After restocking my raised beds with Soil3’s Veggie Mix, I planted my first batch of cool season crops in mid Sep. I followed a couple of weeks later with another succession for harvests later in the season. Both plantings immediately exploded in growth. By the time first frost was forecasted in late Nov, the first planting was ready for harvest. In just two short months, the transplants produced massive heads of broccoli and cauliflower. In fact, the large heads I harvested this past season set new records for my garden! If you’re looking for quality soil for your garden, you can find link to Soil3 in bio! #soil3 #compost #organiccompost #growyourownfood #homegrown #homestead #wintergarden #gardentips #gardenhacks #atlantagardener #georgiagardener #organicgardener #instagardener #gardensofinstagram #instagarden #farmlife #farmhack
Stay tuned as we continue to innovate and lead the way in organic composting for a sustainable future. #VTCompostCare #OrganicCompost #VaqueroTrading
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Stay tuned as we continue to innovate and lead the way in organic composting for a sustainable future. #VTCompostCare #OrganicCompost #VaqueroTrading

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