Gardeners often pause planting as colder weather arrives, but one hardy vegetable thrives when sown in autumn rather than spring. Unlike many crops that struggle in winter, this self-seeding variety actually performs best when introduced to the soil in the fall. Its ability to resprout on its own makes it a low-maintenance choice for those looking to extend their gardening season. Planting it now could mean an earlier harvest next year with minimal effort.
Most gardeners hang up their gloves and trowel when winter comes around, but this self-seeding vegetable is actually best planted in the fall.
