Growing a fall vegetable garden is a great way to enjoy fresh produce during cold weather. Here are 7 fast growing fall ...

Flowers, vegetables, trees, shrubs, and more—here's our guide to what you should plant in the fall to have your garden ...

These pungent veggies are one of the fastest-growing edibles in the vegetable garden ... even be able to enjoy lettuce far past the end of fall—with the help of some protection like row covers ...

Around Nov. 10, the Persephone Period begins in southern Michigan, causing vegetable plants to stop growing due to shortened ...

There are several good reasons to tend a vegetable garden in the fall months, including the fact that it tends to require less work and less sweat. I’d much prefer to put on a sweatshirt to ...

spinach and root vegetables — enough leeway to continue prospering into late fall without entirely cutting them off from the elements. The polyethylene film option offers protection to plants ...

Watercress is the most nutrient-dense powerhouse vegetable, according to CDC standards. Nutritionists Serena Poon and Ilana ...

Every soup and stew starts with alliums like onions and leeks, so having them in the garden makes sense. Here's how to plant them.

Many vegetable gardeners tend to think about soil fertility in the spring, when we are planting and fertilizing. The fall, however, may be a superior time of year to have your soil tested in order ...

Fall is finally here in the Napa Valley ... and the slicing pattern raises the vegetable to another level. Potatoes, carrots, parsnips, beetroots and small turnips are all good candidates.

Fall is also a great time to correct any soil deficiencies. For example, a summer soil test revealed that the pH in my vegetable bed is higher than recommended, so I will work in the specified ...