Midwest Perennial Vegetable Garden

Reader Contribution by Melodie Metje

If you are someone that doesn’t want to have to plant every year to have home grown fruits and vegetables, grow perennials! Believe it or not, perennial vegetables do exist. After you plant a perennial, it comes back year after year with no effort.

There is a long list of perennial vegetables, particularly greens. Many are hard to find the seed for or a starter plant. There are several that are easy to find, though! Spring or fall is a great time to plant any perennial.  Perennials are the first up in the spring.

Perennial Vegetables for Midwest Gardens

The perennial vegetables we currently grow in our Zone 6 Midwest garden:

French sorrel (good for soups, steamed or a salad green)

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