May (Autumn) Edible Gardening - seed sowing, succession planting, harvesting, and pruning
Homegrown with Sustainable HollyShow Notes
I hope this episode leaves you feeling inspired to plant some things in the garden, have a clear idea of what to plant, and how to create some succession planting for a continuous supply of food.
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