Last year our family chomped through lettuce, spinach, Swiss chard and broccoli out of this little garden fall through spring.
Dallas Garden Buzz asked Daniel Cunningham, Horticulturist and Program Coordinator at Texas A&M AgriLife about fall gardening a couple of weeks ago. He has given us good information and was right on with his *rain prediction:
Fall is a great time for growing vegetables in Texas! Coming off the driest growing season (to date) in 109 years in DFW, even the most seasoned green thumb’s gardens may have struggled in 2018.
Plants and planters can be renewed this fall. Let’s rejoice in the fact that there are cooler temperatures ahead and hopefully some *well-timed rain events. AgriLife has an incredible network of resources to help folks root into fall vegetable gardening!
o Sustainable Vegetable Gardening brochure
o TAMU Vegetable Variety Selector
o TAMU Vegetable Integrated Pest Managment
Dallas Garden Buzz thanks Daniel Cunningham:
Horticulturist | Program Coordinator (972) 952-9223
DALLAS GARDEN BUZZ 
Great information to share! Thanks so much!
Hoping this helps all our gardening friends with their fall gardens.
Ann