Growing since 2012  ·  now in Tennessee

It is never too late
to plant something.

Kaye Kittrell’s garden web show — fourteen years of it, from a small Los Angeles yard to a Tennessee property with several gardens, a meadow, an orchard and medicinal plants.

📍 Filmed in Tennessee, USDA Zone 7b — and before that
in Los Angeles, Zone 10b

The Show

Fourteen years of gardens, filmed as they happened

No studio, no stock footage. From one small Southern California yard to a large Tennessee property with several gardens, meadow, orchard, medicinal plants and more.

What to sow this week

September, and the first frost is coming

USDA Zone 7b · first frost: late October

Spinach

40 days

Sow ½ in deep · it will overwinter under cover

Radish

25 days

Sow ½ in deep · the fastest thing in the bed

Lettuce

45 days

Sow ¼ in deep · sow again in two weeks

Turnips

50 days

Sow ½ in deep · eat the greens too

Kale

55 days

Sow ½ in deep · sweeter after the first frost

Garlic

plant Oct–Nov

Order hardneck now · 2 in deep, pointy end up

The Blog

From an LA yard to a Tennessee farm

With a lot of life in between.

Easy Butternut Squash Soup Recipe

How It Started, How It’s Going

It was a wonderful life

How I Am Using The BIG TIMEOUT

Kaye shares setting up her apartment alone during the Coronavirus lockdown.

My Community Keeps Me Going

New Decade, New Digs

Kaye reveals New Decade, New Digs in a first look at her new kitchen, plus setting up a Nordamark microgreens grow kit.

Free · for first-year gardeners

10 Steps to a Great First Garden

Pages

18

Reading time

20 min

Best sown

Any season

Yields

One bed, done right

Start here

Want a food garden, but don’t know where to start?

Kaye’s guide walks you through the ten decisions that make or break a first garden — where to put it, what to skip, and what to plant so you actually eat something this year.

One note a month, mostly about what’s ripe. Unsubscribe any time.

Are you a late bloomer? Order a T-shirt!

Kaye Kittrell is a long-time actor and writer-director who came to gardening late, then couldn’t stop — filming ever since, from urban LA to Tennessee country.

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