12 Hardy Winter Vegetables to Plant—Plus Tricks to Help Them Thrive
you’re free to keep your garden growing all year long. to grow a winter vegetable garden. But that doesn’t mean that you won’t have a good harvest. Photo:Roy Morsch/Getty Images you’ve got the option to use straw or leaves to mulch your winter crops. Jabbour recommends placing a 10- to 12-inch-deep layer before the ground freezes. “I rarely water in winter, nor do weeds grow or pests damage my crops.”...