By Liz Baessler Garden-fresh vegetables in winter. It’s the stuff of dreams. You can make it a reality, though, with some crafty gardening. Some plants, unfortunately, just can’t survive in the cold. If you get cold winters, for instance, you’re not going to be picking tomatoes in February. You may, however, be picking spinach, lettuce, kale, and any other leafy greens you like. If you’re growing in the winter, salad greens are the way to go. Keep reading to learn how to grow greens over winter. Greens to Grow Over Winter Growing greens in winter is all about keeping them and the soil beneath them warm. This can be achieved a few ways, depending upon just how cold it is. Garden fabric works wonders when it comes to keeping greens safe and warm in cool weather. When the temperature drops, protect your winter salad greens further with a garden quilt.
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