Season to Season Garden Course

Welcome to the Cedar Hill Season to Season Garden Course! In this video, Emily takes you on a quiet morning walk through her garden in the middle of "Jungle July," showing you what's thriving, what's winding down, and how to start thinking about your next season.

In this video:

  • Why morning is the best time to check on your garden

  • The difference between a plant going to seed and a plant dying

  • How to tell when a crop is tired and ready to pull, like end-of-season tomatoes

  • Crops that are just getting started, like okra, and will produce for months

  • A look at "Medusa," the wild asparagus, and an unusual zucchini you may have never seen

  • Using vertical structures to maximize your space

  • Layered planting: tall plants, middle plants, and ground cover, like a forest

  • Spotting pollinators in your garden, including bumblebees sleeping in squash flowers

  • What a real garden looks like, pests and disease included

  • How to start planning your fall garden when it feels like you're out of space