For most of us gardening is a distant memory (or maybe a New Year’s resolution!) by now. But we could learn a lot from the brave souls who manage to coax something out of the ground (or a greenhouse) even in the bitter cold. If you’re an intrepid winter gardener, please share some cold-weather gardening tips with the rest of us in the comments section below.
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