Gardening is not just for the spring and summer. It can be a year-round activity if you are willing to be a little adventurous. Garden regulars that make their way into vegetable patches include tomatoes and peppers. Autumn and winter gardeners can branch out and grow cold-hardy crops: spinach, Swiss chard, and carrots. Vegetables like these can stand a hard frost. When planted in cold frames, they can endure even through the ice and snow of winter. You'll have the earliest spring garden yet!
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Gardening is not just for the spring and summer. It is fun to garden in cool weather and can be a year-round activity if you are willing to be a little adventurous. Most people like the garden regulars that make their way into vegetable patches like tomatoes and peppers. Autumn and winter gardeners can branch out and grow cold-hardy crops: spinach, Swiss chard, and carrots. Vegetables like these are tasty in their own right and can stand a hard frost. When planted in cold frames, they can endure even through the ice and snow of winter, giving you the earliest spring garden yet!
Gardening is not just for the spring and summer. Additionally, it can be a year-round activity if you are willing to be a little adventurous. Therefore, the garden regulars that make their way into vegetable patches like tomatoes and peppers, autumn and winter gardeners can branch out and grow cold-hardy crops: spinach, Swiss chard, and carrots. Besides that, vegetables like these can stand a hard frost. In truth, when planted in cold frames, they can endure even through the ice and snow of winter. Next, you'll have the earliest spring garden yet!
Gardening is not just for the spring and summer. In fact, it can be a year-round activity if you are willing to be a little adventurous. Alongside the garden regulars that make their way into vegetable patches like tomatoes and peppers, autumn and winter gardeners can branch out and grow cold-hardy crops. Some examples are spinach, Swiss chard, and carrots. Surprisingly, vegetables like these can stand a hard frost. Especially when planted in cold frames, they can endure even through the ice and snow of winter. Consequently, you'll have the earliest spring garden yet!
Gardening is not just for the spring and summer. It can be a year-round activity if you are willing to be a little adventurous. The garden regulars that make their way into vegetable patches include tomatoes and peppers. Autumn and winter gardeners can branch out and grow cold-hardy crops. Spinach, Swiss chard, and carrots can stand a hard frost. When planted in cold frames, they can endure even through the ice and snow of winter. Finally, you'll have the earliest spring garden yet!