How to grow vegetables in winter
Grow leafy greens during the winter.
Leafy salad greens are hardy and capable of withstanding cold temperatures and frosts. To grow leafy greens for a winter harvest, plant them in the ground during the summer.

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- By getting these vegetables within a month or two, you can add good winter vegetables to every pot or container and cultivate the winter vegetables year-round. Protect the vegetables from frost and snow.
- Try planting the vegetables in other areas of your garden to attract less frost. Decide on the time of year when you're best in your outdoor garden.
- Some leafy greens you can try growing are : Arugula parsley spinach endives Plant root vegetables to harvest throughout winter. Like leafy greens, root vegetables are able to withstand winter weather conditions with enough protection.
- You can store them until the weather warms. You can find leafy greens online or at your local garden store.

Some leafy greens you can try growing are : Arugula parsley spinach endives Plant root vegetables to harvest throughout winter. Like leafy greens, root vegetables are able to withstand winter weather conditions with enough protection.

How to plant lavender in pots
Select a variety of lavender that suits your climate and space best.
There are 45 different species of lavender with hundreds of varieties, so try narrowing your search by what you want lavender for. Lavenders in general are drought tolerant, but don't handle the cold very well.

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- Small lavender grows as small, dry seeds. They grow in the fall and spring, so they tend to sprout best in spring and summer.
- Place a light brown sprig of lavender into a pot. Pile about 2 inches (5.1 cm) of leaves over the top.
- If you live in a climate where the winters are very hard, you can still grow lavender plants, but you will probably have to treat them like annuals and replace them each year. Uses for lavender include landscaping, dried buds, culinary, crafts, fresh cuttings, and essential oils.
- Lavender bulbs will grow taller, but be more tender on the inside. They taste great, but once they're grown, however, they go bad quickly.

If you live in a climate where the winters are very hard, you can still grow lavender plants, but you will probably have to treat them like annuals and replace them each year. Uses for lavender include landscaping, dried buds, culinary, crafts, fresh cuttings, and essential oils.

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