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Think it's too early to plant veggies? January is actually the ideal time to get many crops started, whether they're planted ...

Believe it or not, but you can plant vegetables, like carrots and potatoes, in the depths of winter. Here's how to get a head ...

Grow vegetables outside during winter by choosing cold-tolerant varieties and protecting them from frost. Consider building a greenhouse, using frost cloths, or building raised garden beds with covers ...

If you think gardening is only for warm, sunny days, think again! Cold-weather vegetables thrive when the temperatures drop, offering an array of fresh, nutrient-packed options. Whether you’re a ...

In the winter months, it's usually difficult to grow vegetables, especially for those who live in the northern U.S.

SAN ANTONIO – The KSAT fall garden is thriving. The late start to the fall like temperatures after a hot summer has allowed for plants like tomatoes and peppers to continue to produce. But is it too ...

In this video, I take you for a tour around our vegetable garden to show what we can grow in winter over the coldest part of ...

January planting means you'll harvest fresh vegetables weeks or even months ahead of gardeners who wait until spring.

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