Growing uncommon fall vegetables is a wonderful way to add variety and excitement to your garden while enjoying fresh, unique flavors that you won't find at the grocery store.

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Many of the plants in our fall vegetable garden are not growing as well as expected. When should we apply fertilizer? A. Cool season crops like broccoli, collards, cauliflower, beets and more love ...