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7 Vegetables that can survive freezing



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7 Vegetables that can survive freezing

This week’s gardening tip video covers the top 7 vegetables you can plant in the fall that will survive frost and freezing temperatures to give you a great backyard garden harvest this year.

These crops need to be planted in August or September in Zones 5, 6, and 7. The 7 crops are:
1. Spinach
2. Carrots
3. Kale
4. Mache
5. Swiss Chard
6. Claytonia
7. Parsley
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46 Comments

  1. Robert O. Peterson

    Root crops you don't have to panic and dig them up in the fall especially in colder areas carrots parsnips turnips covered with straw and water repelling cover can harvest even after snow fall technology snow aids in insulation from frost pentration in the ground apples can even be stored outdoors use old fashioned apple box fill and stack them cover well with insulated tarp apples create there own heat as part the ripping process the cooler they are kept longer then last have kept them all winter long by spring bit dehydrated but still good for cooking apple sauce or pies

  3. Jen n Bama

    Question: I love my Lemon Thyme but have trouble getting it to return in the spring. It's in pots this year, so you think if I move to the screened porch they will do any better??

  4. Carole Just Carole

    I had some beets that didn’t amount to much, so I just left them. They produced good tasting greens all winter , we don’t have a super severe winter, and then went to seed the next summer. I should plant some of those seeds and see what happens.

  5. Naida Deschesne

    Zone 4 here. Brussels sprouts. In nov and even into dec, I have gone and brushed the snow off my plants to harvest the little buggers! And the freezing temps make them taste superb! If you leave chard in and have planted them thickly in a bed, in the spring they start growing early and you can get a harvest b4 you even get your gargen preped! Turnips and turnip greens. The turnips of course you leave in the ground until AFTER a good HARD frost to sweeten them or they will be bitter but the greens are a great LATE fall/early winter crop of fresh greens. Loved this video. I dont like kale but in the comments ppl mentioned drying them and adding them to foods to enrich the nutritional value. Awesome idea… thanks!

  7. T Estes

    To grow spinach and kale in fall and winter. Should they are ready be started or can you start from seed in October (zone 5b)? We are in the 60s during the day right now 40s at night.

  14. Jen

    I get full sun all day in my living room. My ceramic tiles soak in the heat, heat my house! Can I grow kale or lettuce in pots indoors? It's only me..I don't need much.

  15. Jen

    I'm going to grow mushrooms in my unused bathroom shower. I live in tiny condo. No room for hydro type garden indoors. Can I grow any veggies I side in full sun? Or do they need alot if room. I'm thinking..asparagus, kale, cherry tomatoes, basil, parsley, tarragon. I can't grow outside…in a condo. Please let me know. Thank you so much fir your video.

  17. Carol Burnett

    This is my first time to hear you, this is very interesting…….I keep lookin at the tall plant beside your right ear………I have no idea what that plant is, but it looks so tender and delicious……..please tell us about it, and when and where to grow and in what zones and what time of year…….I am enjoying your video……thanks for answering if you have time….

  21. Ben-Linda Chambers

    Collards – very hardy. I have knocked a covering of ice off the leaves in my mother's garden in zone 8 and cooked like spinach.

  22. Debra Stoddard

    How about peas? I'm surprised he didn't mention them! They can be planted in late Summer and fall, and will still be ok with a light frost. I don't know if they would survive into winter, though. I'll have to look it up.

  24. Super Heart

    Omg I love Kale y'all need to saute w mushrooms and onions and extra Virgin Olive oil 🎈🎉🎈🎉🎈🎉

  25. Flora Willis

    Turn greens and turnips Will Survive cold weather. Most root crops Will Survive. I have read articles that Peppers or perennials but I've never had any of that survived the winter

  30. Cindy Stevens DIY

    What is that tall plant behind you the whole time you were speaking.. im in Va. i dont recognize it? please let me know.. yes collards like kale grow great in winter..

  35. Lori

    Thank you. I may be too late but some of these I knew. I hope we have another opportunity to get these in the new garden next year.

  43. A Douglas

    Hello In N Texas Something I can grow cabbage , garlic, greens, broccoli and cauliflower. Thanks for your video.

  44. S. Dee

    Mache is awesome. A delicacy that was once considered a nuisance. Today it is served in high-end restaurants all around Spain.

  46. Janis Griffin

    I have had a French Sorrel Which grows year round! It makes a great pesto instead of using basil. Great in soups and salads❣️🥰 We get very little freezes here in Santa Barbara, California. I have even grown broccoli in the winter months. Thank you for your list – very useful🥰❣️

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