Growing with minimal sun in the winter
Posted: Sun 23-Jan-2022, 19:56
My main garden area that I have is completely shaded in the winter from about late October to March, as the sun hides behind the trees at the back of my property. If I plant overwintering cauliflower, will it just sit dormant during this whole time, and then head up when the sun starts coming back to it? I'm thinking it could make the cauliflower come in much later than the expected days to harvest, or would it not head up at all and be a waste? How much sun is needed for successful wintering of vegetables?