
By growing your own vegetables, you can get a large amount of crops which can be harvested a few times a year. There are two different types of vegetables: Cool Season and Warm Season Crops. Often Cool Season crops are not affected by a light frost, but some are so be aware. Warm Season crops can be planted when temperatures reach above seventy degrees.
| Cool Season Crops Not Affected By Frost | 
  Asparagus  | 
			  Broad Bean | 
			  Broccoli | 
			  Brussel Sprouts | 
		
  Cabbage | 
			  Collard | 
			  Garlic | 
			  Horseradish | 
		
   Kale   | 
			  Kohirabi | 
			   Leek | 
			  Onion | 
		
   Pea | 
			  Radish | 
			  Rhubarb  | 
			  Shallot | 
		
   Spinach | 
			  Turnip | 
			
| Cool Season Crops Affected by Frost | 
 Beets | 
			 Carrots | 
			 Cauliflower | 
			 Celery | 
		
 Chard | 
			 Chinese Cabbage | 
			 Endive | 
			 Lettuce | 
		
 Mustard | 
			 Parsnip | 
			 Potato | 
			 Swiss Chard | 
		
| Warm Season Crops | 
 Cantaloupe | 
			  Cucumber | 
			  Pumpkin | 
			  Tomato | 
		
  New Zealand Spinach | 
			  Pepper | 
			  Sweet Potato | 
			|
  Squash | 
			  Sweet Corn | 
			  Lima Bean | 
			|
  Watermelon | 
			  Eggplant | 
			  Snap Bean | 
			
    
  
								
 Asparagus 
 Broad Bean
 Broccoli
 Brussel Sprouts
 Cabbage
 Collard
 Garlic
 Horseradish
  Kale  
 Kohirabi
  Leek
 Onion
  Pea
 Radish
 Rhubarb 
 Shallot
  Spinach
 Turnip
Beets
Carrots
Cauliflower
Celery
Chard
Chinese Cabbage
Endive
Lettuce
Mustard
Parsnip
Potato
Swiss Chard
Cantaloupe
 Cucumber
 Pumpkin
 Tomato
 New Zealand Spinach
 Pepper
 Sweet Potato
 Squash
 Sweet Corn
 Lima Bean
 Watermelon
 Eggplant
 Snap Bean