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Get Growing: Fall Vegetables, Seeds, Irises

Central Texas Gardener takes brand-new and seasoned gardeners down a sustainable garden path with organic techniques, water-wise plants, and homegrown food. Get design inspiration, hands-on how-to, and behind-the-scenes tours of Texas gardeners at home.

Season 24 Episode 32 | 26m 46s | CC

In Central Texas, winter is the easiest season to grow vegetables, including various greens, carrots, radishes, and cole crops like broccoli. Jay White, gardener and new owner of Texas Gardener magazine with wife Sally, explains how to transition from summer to cool weather harvests. Designers Leah Churner and Colleen Dieter team up to demonstrate how to plant seeds, from flowers to food.

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