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The Winter Vegetable Garden

Plant shelters expand your gardening options

with Patti Moreno

Length: 2:35

Fall and winter are right around the corner, but that doesn't mean you have to stop gardening. In this video, Patti Moreno, also known as the Garden Girl, shows you how to create a microclimate so you can grow carrots, oregano, parsley, mustard greens, mache (cornsalad), arugula, cabbage, broccoli, Swiss chard, and kale in the cool months.

Produced by: Garden Girl TV