Don’t Let Cold Weather Keep You From Growing Vegetables
The gardening season doesn’t have to end when the weather starts to change. Plenty of crops can still be grown in cooler weather, and will provide fresh vegetables through the late fall and early winter months. Read on to learn more.
Root, Root for These Cool Weather Vegetables
Some root vegetables are just built for growing in the cooler temperatures of the late autumn and early winter. Discover some commonly grown cool weather root veggies you can grow.
Parsnips
Did you know that parsnips can actually be left in the ground through the winter? In fact, when left over winter they’ll actually be sweeter!
Get the Know How on growing cool weather parsnips here.
Carrots
Carrots are a favorite among gardeners of all experience levels. With the right Know How, these tasty veggies can actually grow into the winter in many regions.
Get the Know How on growing carrots here.
Want Even More Cool Weather Vegetables to Try?
Of course you do! Plenty of vegetables can be grown in the autumn and into the weather, it just takes a little Know How. Luckily, we’re sharing the tips and tricks to growing even more of our favorite cool weather crops.
Now Learn How to Extend Your Growing Season
Knowing which vegetables grow well in cooler weather is the first step in extending your growing season. Of course, much more goes into making sure you can have fresh vegetables through the fall and winter. Hit the button below to learn more about how you can extend your growing season.
