Vegetables for your kitchen garden in the winter

Leafy Greens: Kale: Kale is a hardy leafy green that can withstand cold temperatures. Spinach: Spinach is frost-tolerant and can be harvested throughout the winter.

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Root Vegetables: Carrots: Carrots can be left in the ground and harvested as needed during the winter.

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Root Vegetables: Carrots: Carrots can be left in the ground and harvested as needed during the winter.

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Alliums: Garlic: Plant garlic cloves in the fall for a summer harvest. Onions: Overwintering onions can be planted in the fall for an early spring harvest.

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Herbs: Parsley: Parsley is a biennial herb that can survive through the winter. Chives: Chives are cold-hardy and can be grown in pots or directly in the ground.

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Radishes: Winter Radishes: Varieties like daikon radishes can be grown during the winter months.

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Cauliflower: Winter Cauliflower: Some varieties of cauliflower are bred to withstand colder temperatures.

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Cauliflower: Winter Cauliflower: Some varieties of cauliflower are bred to withstand colder temperatures.

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