Fall is one of the best times to plant perennials, shrubs, trees and vines but what about vegetables? Surprisingly, even with a short, final warm season, you can successfully grow a productive Fall garden in Austin, Texas with a little preparation- think of it as a mini-spring season.

Eggplants are one of the most beautiful, easiest fruits to grow in the garden. With an abundance of nutritious value and flavors, I encourage you to try a few varieties this summer!

Starting a garden in a small space is not only fun but beneficial to your health.

If you have access to a rooftop, balcony or patio you have the space to grow organic, fresh produce and create your own private oasis.

It’s June in the garden and In order to maximize your time I would not recommend starting seeds for a summer garden. Your best bet is to buy seedlings at a local organic nursery that you trust. Because the pests and heat are taking a toll on the rest of your garden you want to ensure your newly planting seedlings have a strong start once planted so make sure to choose the healthiest options.