This book attempts to teach enthusiastic gardeners how to cultivate a garden of edible plants year-round.
Understanding the weather is of utmost importance in growing vegetables throughout the autumn and winter. So, also, is siting your cool season garden, and Thorness gives advice on both.
There are ways, Thorness says, to extend your growing season, some of them easy and some advanced. Warming the garden is of prime importance, and there are a variety of ways explored in this book.
Thorness suggests you choose from a wide number of cool season vegetables, including Asian greens, beets, broccoli raab, celeriac, collards, Europea greens, garlic, kale, and onions.
Advice on troubleshooting is also given, as well as some building projects you can make. Resources are included.
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