Announcing A 2 Part Series That Dives Into Best Veggies To Plant For Cold & Heat
Save time and energy in the garden this year by reading my 2 part series. I’ll cover the best veggies to plant in cold and heat. Here in Zone 5B it gets very hot in the summer and can get cold in the winter. With this in mind, some of you know, the heat isn’t great for things like lettuce while the cold isn’t the best for tomatoes. You can indeed grow in the heat & winter, you just need to choose the right plants!
If you are like me, you probably have many questions. Maybe even some of the below questions:
- What will grow in the heat and cold?
- How do you decide what you’d like to grow?
- Is it possible to grow lettuce in the summer?
Continue reading to learn what I’ll be covering over the next 2 weeks.
Save Time And Energy By Learning Before Planting!
Over the next 2 weeks, I will cover the best veggies to grow in hear and cold. Breaking down how tolerant a plant is or isn’t. Moreover, you’ll walk away knowing which plants you’d like to grow in the summer and which plants you’d like to grow in the fall/winter.
I’ll define what “light frost” means as well as give some tips & tricks to growing in summer & winter. Without giving too much away, I’ll share what works best for shade, and how to keep plants warmer in winter. Not to mention, you’ll have charts you can quickly and easily reference!
After this 2 part series, you should be well on your way to planning and planting your garden.
While you wait for the posts in this series, catch up on my previous series.
Catch Up On This Series Today!
- Best Veggies For Heat And Cold Series Announcement
- No Need To Panic These Veggies Are Winter Friendly
- Seize Your Summer Garden With These Popular Veggies
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