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Fall crops
Hi y’all. I’m new to prepping and I live in one of the most restrictive states (NJ). Just asking, what crops can I plant now that I can harvest before or around winter? Thanks in advance.
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Winter crops are mostly leafy greens, I would suggest radishes. I grew Miyashige Daikon radishes thru the winter in 15 F and 6 inches of snow as the carrots grew ever so slowly. You can eat the greens also. They make huge white carrots.
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Thanks so much @Mud . I sure will look into that!
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Miyashige Daikon is not spicy at all with a light radish flavor. These are examples of the leaves and carrot. The leaves are a little rough for me to eat raw but are good in soups. Cherished by the Asian community.
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Carrots, turnips, beets, peas, lettuce, bok choy, radishes. Garlic and onions for next year harvest. I just planted my garlic today. You are near the ocean so that helps moderate your winters.
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