When to Cut Spinach in Ontario, and How Long It Really Keeps
In Ontario, spinach gets two short cutting windows: a few weeks in spring from an early-to-mid April sowing, and a fall crop sown 50 to 75 days before…
Winter Salads for Wyoming Gardens
Wyoming gardeners can sow winter salad greens outdoors once the soil, not just the air, has warmed after the last spring freeze, then sow again in late…
Winter Salads for Wisconsin Gardens
How to time winter salad sowings in Wisconsin from Milwaukee’s frost dates, what the coldest month means for covers, and which types of greens to choose.
Winter Salads for West Virginia Gardens
Winter salads in West Virginia are a late-summer and fall sowing, and the ground matters more than the calendar.
Winter Salads for Washington Gardens
A Seattle-based frost window, cold soil and short winter light decide which salad greens you sow, cover or skip in western Washington beds.
When to Cut Spinach in Nunavut, and How Long It Really Keeps
Cut spinach young, while the leaves are tender and before a stalk climbs from the center.
Winter Salads for Virginia Gardens
Winter salads can be grown across Virginia, but the calendar depends on which Virginia you garden in.
Winter Salads for Vermont Gardens
Winter salad crops in Vermont depend on the cold of January, so the choice is by type, and some stand uncovered, some need a tunnel, and some fail.
When to Cut Spinach in Nova Scotia, and How Long It Really Keeps
Cut spinach in Nova Scotia from late spring into early summer, before the longest days arrive, and again in autumn before the first hard frost ends the…
Winter Salads for Utah Gardens
In Utah, winter salads start as a calendar problem and end as a cold problem.