Music All right, we are here at the Homestead of America's Conference and we are meeting the famous Clyde from Clyde's plan, Norton planner. Maybe not so famous. Well I know I've heard lots of stuff about your planner for many years now so you've developed quite a great reputation amongst the gardeners in our community. That's good. So would you like to tell us a little bit about your planner? Absolutely. It's very useful, it's for vegetable gardeners and it operates all over the United States and two can of the two. What you do is you slide the red frost line here to your local frost state wherever you live and once it's in place each column is a week and it gives you the first outdoor planting dates. The indoor seating dates like for doing seedlings and the expected harvest dates all in a nice little snapshot. And your coal crops are coming in here early ahead of the frost and your tender crops are waiting until it's safe to come outside which is after the frost free date. Okay, so then you pull the chart open and it gives you the quantity of seed, the planting depth, the distance between rows, distance between plants. So you don't get them too congested together where you can't even walk between them. The sunlight requirements in case you have shaded areas in your lawn and you still want to grow some things and you can try these partial sun items. The minimum outdoor soil temperature, get yourself a cheap thermometer, stick it in the ground about that far. Check the soil temperature to make sure that you're not going out too early with your seeds. The expected yield, that gives them pounds of produce per 10 foot rows so you can decide how long your row should be and the natural companions for companion planting where the roots nourish one another when you plant these with those. This is the spring side of the chart. Flip it over, slide it to your fall frost state. Last planting week to have a nice fall garden. A lot of times we have really good fall gardens and my wife is still feeding us some of the fall garden that Christmas and Thanksgiving when the kids come home. If you don't know your frost dates, that's okay because the chart comes with instructions and on the back are the frost dates for the United States and Canada. You just look up a city near you and even makes a good gift because you can send them to your sister in Seattle or your brother in Boston or your mom in Michigan or your friend in Florida. So at least northern Florida, I don't know about southern Florida, but you can get a chart at them by just googling Clyde's Garden Planner or Clyde's vegetable planting chart.com. They're $5 a piece and thank you so much for taking a time to let me show you this. All right, you heard it right from the man himself. Clyde at Clyde's Garden Planner, thank you for all of the wonderful information about your awesome tool and for creating this awesome tool. Clyde has provided five of these garden planners for me to give away in this video. So please leave a comment down below that you would like a Clyde's Garden Planner and we will randomly choose five winners to receive Clyde's Garden Planner. Thank you for watching.