If you’ve ever looked at your garden in late fall and thought, “Well… guess we’ll try again next year,” then brace yourself—because winter gardening is about to become your new superpower. While most people pack up their tools and wait for warm weather to return, savvy gardeners know that winter can actually prepare plants for an even better spring harvest.
The secret lies in overwintering: planting in the fall and letting the cold season do some of the work for you. Certain crops not only survive winter but thrive under its chill, emerging in spring sweeter, stronger, and bigger than ever.
