Fall crops?

I didn't vote as there was no 'other' box.

I do plant lettuce [Skyphos red butterhead] , spinach, and carrots. Mainly though I plant tillage type daikon radishes for a cover crop.

Getting ready to throw down my fall/winter veggie garden!

turnip greens for me. They will be planted, probably tomorrow.

Cold-hardy veggies and greens. Yum, love turnip greens, mustard greens, spinach, creasy greens, kale, chard, beets and beet greens. I'm sure I left out something.

i put in leaf lettuce and spinach over the weekend. i'll put some more in about 2 wks. from now. that will supply me with enough greens to last all through the winter (unless we get a really bad one)......sigh.

Still getting eggplant and okra, so fall veggies will wait a while. Maybe next month...still in the 90's here.

We have mild winters, but blazing hot summers, so I'm planting many things that are summer crops elsewhere.

i have a bit of broccoli, carrots, lettuce, and kale going on here

I would have given melons a try again but it seems a bit late now (that was my mistake in spring). eggplants are usually very dependable. I never seem to stay away from cucumbers and zucchini - even though I know I haven't ever gotten a good crop.

There wasn't a good option to select, I've never planted fall crops before but would like to. I just got a few lettuce plants to put in

This is the time of year locally to start things like beets, carrots, English peas, and of course, the noble collard. Cukes are good to put in containers that can be sheltered in the rare event of an early frost. I never had lettuce that didn't turn into a slugfest.

And here is the primocane of one of our native blackberries, which I kidnapped last summer:

I'm waiting for the weather to get cool enough to sow some broccoli seeds.

Mustard takes some heat , other greens have to have the cool , starting now might make a very short fall season this time .

Reynardine: I am just learning now how noble the collard really is. Collards and kale are great healthy cruciferous vegetables to grow along with savoy cabbage and bok choy.

They are both wonderful!!! I can hardly get enough of them.