There’s plenty of time to plant in October! Full list in the description#garden #fallgarden #plants
In this instructional gardening video, Nicole Johnsey Burke shares her personal experience of learning that October is still a viable planting month across diverse climates. She introduces a three‑tier frost‑date classification—Category 1 (first frost in December/January or none), Category 2 (first frost in October/November), and Category 3 (first frost in August/September)—and explains that each category has a specific set of at‑least‑five plants that can be successfully sown in October. Viewers are invited to comment their frost‑date number, and Nicole points them to a detailed guide linked in the video description that outlines exactly how to plant each recommended species. The overall message is that, regardless of location, October planting is possible when you match crops to your frost timing.
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