In my northern garden, crops that take over 100 days to mature or high temps are a gamble.
See “ USDA Hardiness Zones & Your Microclimate” for a more information on how growing conditions affect garden plans. If possible, talk to successful gardeners in your area to find out which crops grow well and which don’t. Figure out your gardening zone and estimated first and last frost dates. Make sure your top choices make sense for your area. Edible or not, I like to see at least a few in every garden.) Focus on the fruits, vegetables or herbs that your family enjoys the most.
Rule #1 – If you won’t eat a crop, don’t grow it in your vegetable garden. #1 – Decide What You’d Like to Grow in Your Home Garden
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