Time to Plan Your Fall Garden


Hi Garden Friend,

Fall is around the corner and it's time to start planning for your fall garden (even if you live in Texas and it's 106° outside 😉).

My garden has been on the struggle bus this year—I’ve been so busy helping my clients with their gardens that mine has been a bit neglected. If your garden's in the same boat, don’t worry! With a little planning and TLC, we can still enjoy a wonderful fall garden.


Here are some other helpful Fall Articles to help you this season.

Fall Edible Planters

Quick and easy way to start growing for fall.

Planting Fall Potatoes

Yes, you can grow potatoes in the fall!

How to Start Onion Seeds this Fall

Onions are one of my favorite veggies to grow.

Best Fall Flowers

Learn my favorite blooms to grow in the fall.

How to Grow Tomatoes in the Fall in Warm Climates

It's time to plant tomatoes again in the south.

Easy Butternut Squash Carrot Soup

This yummy soup will surely give you all the fall vibes!


If you live in or near Austin, TX, Lettuce Grow Something is creating fall garden planting plans, raised bed garden designs and installations and garden coaching. Check out our services.

If you live outside of the Austin, TX metro we can do all of the above virtually minus the garden installation. But we can help you with the how-to's in installing your own raised garden beds.


Let me know what you are most excited to grow this fall! Me, I love growing broccoli and carrots and starting my onion seeds.

Happy fall gardening,

Crystal Jarvis

​www.lettucegrowsomething.com​


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