Fall into Flavor: Garlic Planting, Cozy Salads, and Indoor Veggies!


Hi Garden Friend,

Hey friends!

Fall is officially here, and I don’t know about you, but I’m loving the cooler weather this morning and the chance to slow down a bit in the garden. Whether you’re planting garlic for next season, whipping up something tasty with fresh fall produce, or even growing veggies indoors, I’ve got some tips to share with you this week.

🧄 Garlic Growing 101: A Beginner’s Guide for Your Home Garden

I plan on planting my garlic by the end of this month, and if you haven’t yet, it’s not too late! Fall is the perfect time to get those cloves in the ground for your garlic harvest next summer. In my latest blog post, I walk you through everything you need to know about growing garlic at home—from planting to caring for and harvesting/storing your homegrown garlic. It’s one of the easiest crops to grow, and I can’t wait for you to try it! 🌱 Check out the guide here!


🥗 Easy Roasted Beet Kale Salad with Goat Cheese and a Honey-Balsamic Vinaigrette

Looking for a cozy, healthy meal? This roasted beet kale salad has been on repeat at my house lately and always requested for our big family Thanksgiving gathering. It’s loaded with earthy roasted beets, fresh kale, tangy goat cheese, and drizzled with a homemade honey-balsamic vinaigrette that brings everything together. Whether you're serving it as a side or enjoying it as a main dish, it’s perfect for fall. 🍂 Grab the recipe here!


🌱 Easy Indoor Gardening: Grow These 10 Veggies Year-Round

I know the colder months can make us miss that garden-fresh produce, but don’t worry—you can still grow indoors! I’ve put together a list of my favorite veggies that thrive inside, so you can keep harvesting all year long. From leafy greens to herbs, there’s no reason to let your green thumb take a break just because it's cold outside. 🌿 Learn more here!

📚 Favorite Gardening Books for Fall & Winter Reading

When the garden slows down, it’s the perfect time to curl up with a good gardening book and plan for next year.

Grab a warm drink, settle in, and enjoy some fall reading! 📖


I hope these tips inspire you to keep growing and cooking delicious, fresh food as we move into the fall season. Let me know how your garlic is coming along or what’s growing indoors at your place—I love hearing from you!

Happy gardening (and eating!),

Crystal Jarvis

www.lettucegrowsomething.com


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