What to Plant in a Fall Vegetable Garden

Not sure what to plant in your fall vegetable garden? We’ve got 22 great options that will keep you well-supplied in homegrown produce straight into winter.

Arugula

Arugula is a cool season lover that also grows very quickly, making it the perfect choice for your fall garden. This open-leafed lettuce is frost tolerant and very hardy.

Beans

Bush beans are a heat-loving summer veggie that grow impressively fast. This makes them a great candidate for midsummer planting.

Beets

Growing them in the fall tends to produce better results than in the spring because the colder temperatures after maturation bring about brighter colors and a sweeter taste.

Broccoli is frost-hardy but takes a long time to mature. They can be a little tricky to time right in fall, but it is well worth it.

Broccoli

Brussel sprouts are a long-season crop that is frost-hardy. In most climates, this relative of broccoli is planted in early spring for a fall crop.

Brussels Sprouts

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