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Extending Your Harvest: The Benefits of Fall and Winter Gardening
Many gardeners may not realize that pulling all plants out of their garden at the first sign of frost can mean missing out on valuable late-season harvests. By extending the growing season, it’s possible to produce a greater variety of crops and increase total yields.
This article explores the core concepts of season extension and the best practices for growing cool season crops that thrive in cooler temperatures.
Understanding Season Extension
Extending the growing season involves strategies to keep crops alive and productive later into the fall and through the winter. By taking advantage of favorable weather conditions, gardeners can maximize their harvests from the same space.