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8 Cold-Hardy Winter Vegetables

By: Debbie and Mark Wolfe

These crops thrive in the cold and will reward you with healthy, garden fresh food all winter.

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Arugula

Arugula is at its best in cold weather. Try growing it in cool weather for a milder crop.

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Broccoli continues to produce side shoots once the main head is harvested. Once established, you can enjoy broccoli into early winter.

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Photo: Image courtesy of Felder Rushing

Brussels sprouts are the most cold hardy of the cabbage family.

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Cabbage is very cold hardy. Stagger the planting so you can enjoy cabbage all winter.