Even though there might be slower growth, you might end up with better-tasting greens.

Our fall harvest minestrone trades summer’s vegetables for autumn’s produce. Break out the slow cooker!

Harvest tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, beans, eggplant, and summer squash before the first frost. Leave established kale, collards, Brussels sprouts, and many mature root vegetables a little longer if ...

Explore a home garden in Richmond for practical tips on growing vegetables in the fall! Peggy Singlemann visits Virginia Extension Master Gardener Phaedra Hise at her home garden in Richmond’s Oregon ...

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Kale thrives in cool weather and can keep producing after tomatoes, cucumbers, and other summer vegetables fade. Planting at the right time, protecting plants from severe freezes, and harvesting outer ...

Kale is an excellent choice for late-season gardens, with multiple varieties that get sweeter with cool nights.

Chrysanthemums are the quintessential fall flower, bringing a blaze of vibrant orange, red, and yellow to your garden during the cooler months. However, they aren't the only plants that can thrive in ...

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Plant cold-tough vegetables to keep your home harvest going well past the first fall frost. Brussels sprouts, kale, spinach, roots, mache, and cabbage withstand chilly conditions. Use mulch, cloches, ...

Most cool-season vegetables do best with six to eight hours of sun daily. Make sure your planting location gets the amount of ...

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