Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to grow vegetables in the west [title] Grow vegetables that do well in cooler weather. [step] Since the pacific northwest has cool, short summers, avoid planting warm-weather vegetables like eggplant and peppers. Instead, you'll want vegetables that can tolerate cold temperatures and minimal sunlight. <sep> (A) Some good vegetables you can try growing are : [substeps] Lettuce carrots broccoli spinach [title] Plant your vegetables during the spring. [step] Some vegetables need to be planted in early spring, while others do better if you plant them later in the season. (B) [substeps] Plants that also thrive in cooler weather include yew, celery, or fennel. [title] Choose vegetables that do well in a warm environment. (C) Grow at least one third of the vegetables you want in the warmer season. [substeps] The cooler season means there's less dry, moist weather outside. (D) Low-temperature vegetables such as brussels sprouts and asparagus will get better--and before you know it, summer is perfect. [substeps] As much as you want vegetables to grow well, they'll do well better if you try to plant them in warm weather.
Output (English): A