If you choose your plants wisely, you can collect harvest almost all year long, including late fall.
While some fruits and veggies are better to collect in summer or September, some plants can become your perfect harvest in late October, or even November.
Let's find out more about these plants.
Root vegetables are perfect for that
This includes crops like carrots, potatoes, beets, and turnips. They grow underground and are ready to be dug up.
Squash and pumpkins ready for Halloween
These hearty vegetables are great for autumn dishes and can be harvested when their skins are tough.
Some varieties of apples and pears are perfect
Many types of apples and pears are ready for picking in late fall. They make delicious snacks and ingredients for pies and other desserts.
Collect your grapes
If you have grapevines, you can collect grapes to make grape juice, jelly, or even wine.
Nut harvest
Some nut trees, like walnut and chestnut trees, drop their nuts in late fall.
Some other vegetables are perfect for that too
Certain veggies, such as kale, Brussels sprouts, and broccoli, continue to grow well into the fall and can be harvested late in the season.
Collecting herbs
If you have herbs in your garden, you can often collect them until the first frost.
Conclusion
Choose your garden plants wisely - and you can collect your harvest almost all year long!
It can save you lots of time and energy, and also provide you with fresh harvest constantly.
