In The Garden — extend growing season

Many gardeners think the growing season ends as soon as summer fades, but some of the most rewarding harvests happen in the crisp, cool days of autumn. In fact, many vegetables not only tolerate cooler temperatures—they actually thrive in them. Shorter days, cool air, and light frosts can dramatically improve the flavor and texture of many crops, making autumn one of the most fulfilling times to work in the garden. Whether you are planting a dedicated second-crop garden or simply looking to extend your harvest, these cold-hardy varieties will keep your garden productive well into the cooler months. What Are...