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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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These crops thrive in the cold and will reward you with healthy, garden fresh food all winter.
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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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.
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Kale and other hearty greens are great winter vegetables.
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Spinach is great to grow in cool weather. Add it salads or saute with garlic for a hearty winter feast.
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Similar to beet greens, Swiss chard has a mild flavor. Its pretty color will add a little pizzazz to your garden (and your plate).