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Running out of time to plant your fall garden? In this video, you’ll discover 7 fall vegetables you’ll deeply regret not planting before October 15th, including the cold-hardy crops that can keep producing into winter and even reward you with an earlier spring harvest.

These aren’t just random vegetables you can plant whenever you want. This list includes fast-growing fall crops like Radishes and Arugula, cold-loving favorites like Spinach and Kale, surprisingly sweet fall Carrots, overwintering Onions and Shallots, and the #1 fall crop every gardener should consider planting before the ground freezes: Garlic.

You’ll also learn how your USDA hardiness zone affects fall planting dates, why some vegetables actually taste better after a frost, and the simple mistake that can kill fall seedlings even when you plant them at the right time.

Whether you’re gardening in the Midwest, Northeast, South, Pacific Northwest, or another US growing region, understanding your USDA zone and first frost date can make a huge difference when planning a fall vegetable garden.

Featured Fall Vegetables:
Radishes, Arugula, Spinach, Kale, Carrots, Overwintering Onions, Shallots, and Garlic.

From quick-growing radishes to cold-hardy kale and spinach, these fall crops can help you make better use of your garden long after summer vegetables are finished. And with the right protection, some crops can survive winter and give you an early harvest when spring arrives.

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