Posts Tagged ‘fall and winter vegetables’
Gardeners: Support Neighbors with Most Needed Homegrown Veggies for Hopelink
For many years now, Sky Nursery has been a proud partner of Hopelink, a community action agency operating within North and East King County to provide essential services for neighbors in need. Their proven assistance programs range from education and family development to housing and of course, their Hopelink Food Markets, which in 2025 served…
Read MoreUSDA Zone Changes – How Does this Affect NW Gardeners?
On November 15, 2023, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued an update to its Hardiness Zone Map, moving the Shoreline/North Seattle area from Zone 8b to 9a. The map has long been a useful tool for gardeners to determine which perennial plants are likely to survive their region’s coldest temperatures. Zones are assigned…
Read MoreThe Dance of the Veggies P1: Succession Planting
What is Succession Planting? Simply put, succession planting means growing more than one crop, or growing several rounds of the same crop, in the same space within the same year. Does that sound a little intimidating? Don’t worry, it’s not as complex as you might think! If you want to make the most of your…
Read MoreHot Weather, Cool Veggies
Learn about the basics of summer planting for fall and winter harvest, as well as vegetables to plant as late as September for harvest the following spring.
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