7 Crops to Direct Sow in November, Wherever You Live!

November doesn’t mean the end of your growing season — it’s actually the perfect time to sow some of the most productive and resilient crops nature has to offer! In this video, we’re diving deep into seven uncommon vegetables that thrive when planted in cold soil and reward you with rich harvests through winter and early spring.

Whether you’re gardening in freezing zones or mild climates, these crops will surprise you with how well they grow during the coldest months of the year.

Join me as we explore:
🌿 Japanese Bunching Onions (Nebuka varieties) – the sweet, frost-loving scallions of Japan
🥬 Alexanders – a forgotten Roman vegetable making a delicious comeback
🌱 Perpetual Spinach Beet – the spinach that never stops giving
🌿 Land Cress – spicy, peppery salad greens for winter
🌾 Turkish Rocket – a perennial brassica that thrives below zero
🌊 Sea Kale – the gourmet perennial once prized by British chefs
🌼 Evening Primrose – edible roots, leaves, and blossoms for year-round use

If you love growing food that’s different, sustainable, and incredibly rewarding, this video is for you. 🌱💚

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