Fall Gardening Sale

We’re less than two months from the First Day of Fall!

It’s hard to think about cooler weather right now when much of the country is experiencing 90s and 100s on the thermometer, as well as drought (or summer flood) conditions in some areas. But despite what it looks like in your garden now, fall is coming fast. We’re less than two months away from the first official day of fall! 

It’s kind of sad, actually. Before long, you’ll be picking winter squash, pulling out exhausted tomato vines, and harvesting the last few cucumbers, peppers, and ears of sweet corn. Your mouth might even water, remembering the flavors of summertime. Or maybe you’ll get a little discouraged, because you wanted to grow so much in your garden this year, but your growing season again proved too short or too harsh for an abundant harvest.

But it isn’t too late!

You might not be able to slow down the calendar or go back in time, but it ISN’T too late to get an abundant harvest from your garden. Fall gardens can be just as productive as spring and summer gardens, if you plan them right.

First off, a fall garden extends your growing season. They’re ideal for gardeners who live in climates with shorter growing seasons or harsh summer conditions.

When you plant a fall garden, you’ll get a larger total harvest of produce for the year. You’ll have another chance to preserve food for the winter, plus another try at growing cooler weather crops that didn’t do very well in the spring.

And the added bonus? Leafy greens and some root crops from a fall garden taste better and produce more when they’re growing in cooler temperatures! And some will continue to produce well into the winter and even the following spring if you protect them accordingly with season extension methods.

All of those benefits can be yours, if you start planning a fall garden NOW, while you still have time to calculate planting dates, get the best seeds, and prepare a garden plot.

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When you order at least $40 of our seeds, use this coupon code to get our Premium Fall Planting Calculator (a $10 value) for FREE!

Coupon code: FallGardeningSale2025

(Note: This coupon code cannot be combined with other offers, and gift certificates cannot be used in conjunction with this code either.)

Get fresh root cuttings or comfrey crowns sourced from the comfrey growing on our homestead! These live root cuttings are pieces of the root that will sprout and grow into a plant, while the root crowns grow to maturity more quickly. To learn more about the benefits of comfrey & why you should grow it, click here.

Authored by a Certified Master Food Preserver, this book provides safe canning instructions and over 150 delicious, homemade recipes. Perfect for families and gardeners who want to preserve more of their own food for the winter. Grab a copy for yourself, so you always have the canning instructions you need for filling your pantry.

Even MORE Helpful Resources!

Canning Lids & Rings

Quality lids and rings from ForJars! These lids are made with high-quality metal that resists bending and rusting. Compared to conventional lids with a thickness of 0.10-0.12 mm, ForJars lids boast a superior metal thickness of 0.18 mm, and their lids are subjected to rigorous testing.

Organic Spices for Cooking & Canning

JUST organic spices; no other ingredients or additives!

Need Help Planning Your Garden?

To help make planning that garden easy, I’ve created a FREE Fall Planting Calculator that will help you determine exactly which crops you can still plant and what the latest date is that you can plant them and still enjoy a harvest before fall sets in and it’s too cold. Plus, there’s a section that shows you how much extra time you get if you’re using a season extension method like a greenhouse or frost protection like mini-hoops and row covers. 

Succession planting is a great way to increase your garden yield, make the best use of your garden space, and spread the harvest smoothly over the season. In this free guide, you’ll learn the basics of getting started with succession planting, including: How to plan & organize your succession planting schedule; what plants you should start planting successively (you’re probably already growing some of these!); and succession planting tips & tricks for beginners

Want to Learn More About Fall Gardening?

Fall gardening isn’t like any other kind of gardening. This blog series and video training covers all of the details fall gardeners need to know, including soil, location, and space considerations, laying out a new fall garden, calculating important dates, using season extension, and more.