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Not every vegetable variety performs equally well in winter. Some varieties were bred to tolerate freezing temperatures, short days, and slow winter growth. Others bolt quickly, suffer frost damage, or simply fail to produce quality harvests once temperatures begin to fall. Choosing the right variety can make the difference between harvesting fresh salads in January…
Many vegetables can be grown in winter and harvested in winter or early spring. Some vegetables take most of a year to mature; they are planted in spring and harvested in winter. Other vegetables can be sown in midsummer or early autumn for autumn and winter harvest. Vegetables for winter harvest include leeks, salad leaves,…
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