Fall is better known for big harvests and feasts, but fall can
also be a great time to plant and grow certain cool-weather
veggies in your garden. While certain plants take advantage of
the lingering summer heat in early autumn, there are a number of
hardy greens and frost tolerant vegetables that you can plant,
even late in the season. If you’re looking to start some end-of-
the-year gardening, here are some good crops to plant before the
winter. Kale and certain lettuces can be great for a winter
garden. Kale is much hardier than lettuce and can survive even
very cold winters, but lettuce will fare much better in milder
seasons. However, cold weather can sweeten the taste of lettuce,
so the winter is a great time to grow. Kale may be an unfamiliar
green for many people, but it’s a very nutritious green that
will be a great addition to many holiday dishes. When cold
weather approaches, just make sure that you properly cover your
crops to avoid freezing. Spinach is a great winter crop, and it
can be grown thro