I know many of you have already been planting your gardens and many more have transitioned from spring plants into warmer weather summer crops. But I also know there are plenty of you that haven’t started planting yet at all, whether your climate conditions aren’t right, or your garden space isn’t ready or whatever. And, honestly, planting is a season-long activity. We start with cold crops in spring, move into summer crops, then right back to cold crops and the stuff we want to overwinter. And I’ve spent the last two Saturdays at farmer’s market and online answering questions about how and when to put those plants into the ground. This episode I’m going to cover the things you need to remember when finally moving those plant babies to your gardening space. And I’m not just talking about hardening off your plants, either, although that’s part of it. Things like acclimating the plants you bring home from other growers into your gardening space, watering and spacing requirements, and special considerations for my indoor growers. Let’s dig in

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