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David Whitwam with Whitwam Organics joined Good Day to share why it’s time to start thinking about your fall plants, even though we’re still early in the summer.

Discover the best fall vegetables to plant and how to care for them. Learn about planting techniques, harvesting tips, and fall garden maintenance to ensure a successful harvest.