What's In Season with Kellye Jeansonne of Wild Child Kitchen Gardens

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Gardening coach Kellye Jeansonne of Wild Child Kitchen Gardens talks with host Mike Gennaro on a frost versus a freeze, what to dig up and what to plant in the Fall and Winter in this episode of Porch & Parish The Podcast.
Change is hard, but we're welcoming a new season! It's time to harvest everything that thrives in the summer because Winter is coming.
Learn more about Zone 9 Gardening by listening to Kellye's podcast, Wild Child Kitchen Gardening.

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What's In Season with Kellye Jeansonne of Wild Child Kitchen Gardens

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