Lettuce, carrots, garlic, leeks, kale ... Carrots are another great winter vegetable to grow outdoors in your winter garden. Cold-tolerant varieties of carrots include 'Bolero,' 'Scarlet Nantes ...

Generally garlic grown indoors can be harvested roughly 3 months ahead of garlic grown outdoors, so if you plant garlic ...

There’s still plenty to sow and grow outdoors. This year ... but you should also try to grow from seed. Fall is when garlic goes into the ground, and the goal is to beat winter to the punch ...

Also, any onions or garlic which begin to grow can be placed in pots or in a ... They may not be food grade and potentially harmful. However, sown outdoors they will feed birds this autumn.” ...

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Grow them in a well-lit, frost-free place until they're ready to plant outdoors. Alternatively you could grow ... bodies that can last for many years in the soil. Onions, shallots, garlic and leeks ...

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Each season ushers in its own particular set of allergies. And for fall, that’s ragweed, which can trigger hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis. Although each ragweed plant only survives for a ...

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