Frost tolerant vegetables

Looking for frost tolerant vegetables to grow in your garden? Here are 15 vegetable plants that will withstand cold temperatures and frosts.

Looking for frost tolerant vegetables to grow in your garden? Here are 15 vegetable plants that will withstand cold temperatures and frosts.

Cold Hardy vegetables can be killed anywhere from 30ºF all the way down to -5ºF and possibly lower. It covers such a wide range of temperature that they are usually put into two different groups, semi cold hardy which can take light frosts and cold hardy which can survive to 20ºF and below.

You can grow petunias as perennials in Zones 9-11, but they’re not tolerant of freezing temperatures or hard frost. Our guide provides tips to work around the chilly temperatures as winter approaches, extending the blooming season up to first frost, or beyond. Learn more now on Gardener's Path. #petunias #gardenerspath

Many hardy root vegetables don't need to be dug up and stored for the winter. These frost tolerant veggies can be stored in the ground down to 10°F

Planting frost-tolerant vegetables in early spring is a great way to get a head start on your gardening season, especially if you are in a cooler climate like we are. These vegetables can withstand cooler temperatures and even a light frost, making them perfect for early planting.

What to do in the garden when there's a risk of frost. A chart showing the frost tolerance of garden herbs and veggies.

Frost tolerant plants are the go-to choice for winter vegetables to grow. Plant these 15 cold weather plants in your fall and winter garden.

Spring starts to warm and we get that planting fever. But sometimes, winter is not done. Check out these tips on how to help plants hit by frost. You will..

Looking for frost hardy flowers? Here are 15 beautiful flowers that will tolerate frosts and cold winter weather.