Plant Fall Crops
August is a good month for planting Fall crops in your garden. In Zone 6 and warmer, you can still plant some substantial crops like beans, cauliflower, cucumber and squash. In Zone 5 and colder, your options are more limited but definitely worth doing: look at hardy, cold-tolerant greens like kale and chard, as well as some lettuces, spinach and Asian greens. Don’t miss the easiest vegetables to grow at home.
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Mark Johanson