Fall is often thought of as a time for an abundance of crops to harvest in the vegetable garden. Crops raised and nurtured throughout spring and summer are now at the fore and it can be peak season for harvesting. However, the fact is that fall also remains a great time to sow a range of vegetables.
When it comes to fall vegetables to plant, they can be both quick growing-crops to be picked throughout fall and winter, along with vegetables that take a bit longer and will be ready the following year. In fall the soil is warm enough to ensure that seeds germinate quickly and plants can grow fast before the colder weather hits. Or, you can choose from the vegetables to grow in a greenhouse in fall.
