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Plant trees, bushes and evergreens now to give your garden structure

Plant structural trees, hedges and evergreens now, including bare-root specimens, to give winter gardens lasting form and year-round interest.

fromModern Farmer

What to Plant in Cold Frames and Hoop Houses in December

Build a well-sealed December cold frame, hoop house, or covered row and grow cold-tolerant crops like carrots and parsnips through winter.

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The Sweet Green Veggie You Can Grow Indoors All Winter Long - Tasting Table

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Fresh Summer Flavors Aren't Over - Grow This Type Of Tomato Indoors This Winter - Tasting Table

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Agriculture

The Sweet Green Veggie You Can Grow Indoors All Winter Long - Tasting Table

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Food & drink

Fresh Summer Flavors Aren't Over - Grow This Type Of Tomato Indoors This Winter - Tasting Table

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Let There Be Light: How To Build a Gardening Cold Frame

A cold frame consists of a bottomless box frame with a top made of glass or clear plastic that allows the sunlight in but protects plants within from cold air. According to Bronx Green-Up , you can build your cold frame to any dimensions you desire. However, their guide recommends a wooden frame that is three feet wide and four feet deep - using untreated lumber if you're planning to grow food.

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