Winter Salads for Rhode Island Gardens
Growing winter salads in Rhode Island is realistic, and the cold decides the plan more than the heat does.
Winter Salads for Quebec Gardens
Winter salads in Quebec depend on sowing in late summer and covering beds before hard cold. Here are the frost dates, the winter low and the types that suit.
Winter Salads for Prince Edward Island Gardens
Hardy salad greens can go into Prince Edward Island beds in mid-to-late spring, and the sowings meant for winter harvest follow in late summer.
Winter Salads for Pennsylvania Gardens
Pennsylvania’s frost window runs long enough for a second sowing, but winter cold decides which salad greens stand uncovered and which need a low tunnel.
Winter Salads for Oregon Gardens
At the Portland reference station, the last spring frost falls between March 6 and March 21, and the first fall frost between November 11 and November 27.
Winter Salads for Ontario Gardens
A plain guide to timing and choosing winter salad crops in Ontario, using Toronto frost dates, the winter minimum in Celsius and hardy leaf types.
When to Cut Spinach in Northwest Territories, and How Long It Really Keeps
Cut spinach in Yellowknife-area gardens in two short bursts: a spring crop sown at the first workable ground and cut before the longest days arrive, and…
Winter Salads for Oklahoma Gardens
Oklahoma is a good state for winter salads, mostly because its winters are cold enough to stop warm-season crops but rarely hold hardy greens down for…
Winter Salads for Ohio Gardens
Ohio’s frost dates, winter lows and soil temperature decide which salad greens you can cut in winter. Here is how to time sowings and choose types.
When to Cut Spinach in North Dakota, and How Long It Really Keeps
Cut spinach in North Dakota from late spring into early summer, as soon as the leaves are big enough to eat and before a flower stalk starts to rise.