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Get Ready for Fall
Gardening!
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by Anne Moss, HCMG |
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Fall is a great time to
start a vegetable
garden.
Aggie
Horticulture’s Fall
Gardening Guide has
tips on bed preparation,
recommended Texas
varieties, when to plant
and when to harvest. |
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If your yard has only a
few inches of topsoil,
you may be more
successful if you plant
in raised beds or
containers – see
Building a Raised Bed
Garden and
Vegetable Gardening In
Containers. |
Looking
for seeds? Try these
local nurseries:
The Plant Haus 2
528 Jefferson Street
Kerrville
Boyle's Hardware
1002 Main Street
Bandera
Woerner’s Feed & Garden
Supply
305 S. Lincoln Street
Fredericksburg
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If you still can’t find
what you need, two
internet seed sources
are
Nichols Garden Nursery
and
The Cook's Garden.
Although these are
out-of-state companies,
they both sell some
vegetable seeds
recommended for Texas,
as well as more exotic
varieties. |
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The inclusion of
commercial sites is for
informational purposes
only and does not
represent endorsement of
any commercial site or
product. |
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