Winter garden zone 9

Fall gardening in zone 9 will mean that, for the most part, you start later than other zones. Here are some tips to help you have a productive fall garden.

There is still plenty to do in the garden to keep it thriving and in tip-top shape. Keep your gardens growing strong with some tips from our September Garden Checklist Zones 9-10. More

Thinking of planting some cauliflower in your garden this season but aren't sure which variety is the best to plant? There are many different types of cauliflower that grow well in many different climates. In this article, organic gardening expert Logan Hailey examines all the different cauliflower you can plant in your garden.

Plant these 12 delicious vegetables in November! Includes recommended varieties, planting tips, and recipes for your harvest.

Don't let winter or frost kill your garden! Learn how to grow vegetables all year long in zone 7a, 7b, 8a, and 8b.

I?m quite envious of folks who reside in the warmer regions of the United States. You get not one, but two chances to reap crops, especially those in USDA zone 9. Curious how to get started? Click here to find out about zone 9 vegetables for winter gardening.

While much of the country's gardens are hibernating during the heart of winter, Zone 9-11 gardens have been adapting to cooler temperatures, and gardeners are getting ready to transition them to the milder days of spring. Those in the Zones 9-11 can actually enjoy a plentiful rolling harvest all year long if they follow some simple planting guidelines and provide some protective measures. The trick is knowing what to plant, when to plant and how to protect crops from dips in temperature…

What seeds to plant in August for an awesome Fall garden. Zone 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 listed. Have your best vegetable garden ever!

With the coming of the monsoon rains, August is an excellent time to start your fall garden. FInd out what to grow in your low desert garden in August.