In The Garden — cold hardy vegetables

One of the greatest secrets of the Canadian spring is that the "Last Frost Date" isn't the starting line for everyone. While heat-loving tomatoes have to wait, a resilient group of plants—Cold Hardy Vegetables—actually prefer the crisp air and cool soil of an early spring.For Canadian gardeners, these crops are the key to extending the season. By choosing frost-tolerant varieties, you can often begin sowing seeds 4 to 6 weeks before the traditional start of summer, turning a short growing season into a productive one. 🌱 Read More | When to Direct Sow Seeds in Canada What Defines a "Cold...