How to Transition Your Garden for a Bountiful Fall
From cold-weather crops to end-of-summer herbs, you can keep your garden growing and giving throughout the fall. Dominique Charles, founder of gardening website My Plots and Pans, joins TODAY with tips for planting garlic, kale and carrots in the fall, saving summer plant seeds once the plants fully mature, turning extra garden herbs into compound butter and more.
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