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Vegetable Garden Calendar November

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= in greenhouse / glasshouse;

= outside

Sow this month in the vegetable garden:

Leafy vegetables
- Spinach (Winter)
- Salad (Widow Cultivation)
Cabbage crops
- Cress

Root vegetables
- Garlic (Autumn plant)
- Root (Super Early)

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Harvest and Preserve Calendar November

It's amazing what you can still get fresh from the garden in November with the right cultivation. Combine it with the crops from your stock and you can eat from your garden all year long:

Leafy vegetables
- Endive (Autumn/Winter)
- Leek (Early Autumn/Late Autumn)
- Arugula (Normal/Winter)
- Lamb's lettuce (Open ground/Cold glass late)
- Warmoes

Root vegetables
- Celeriac (Summer)
- Fennel (Autumn Late)
- Parsnip (Normal)
- Red Beet (Autumn)
- Stem Onion (Summer cultivation/Autumn cultivation)
- Carrot (Summer/Late/Winter Carrot)
Other
- Potato (Late)

Cabbage crops
- Cauliflower (Fall cultivation-
- Kale (Autumn)
- Kohlrabi (Autumn glass)
- turnip
- Red Cabbage (Autumn/Storage)
- Savoy Cabbage (Autumn and Late)
- Brussels sprouts (Summer/Mid early/Mid late)
- Cress
- White Cabbage (Autumn/Storage)
Fruit crops
- Pepper
Herbs (depending on frost)
- Chives
- Dragon
- Chervil
- Coriander
- Coin
- Parsley
- Rosemary
- Sage
- Thyme

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Stock Calendar November

If you have stored your vegetables well, you can enjoy these vegetables in addition to what you are currently harvesting. Fresh has priority, of course, we are not going to freeze spinach if we can harvest it from the garden:

Leafy vegetables
- Sufficiently present in the cold greenhouse , conservatory or windowsill
Cabbage crops
- Sufficiently present in the garden
Legumes
- Peas (sterilized)
- Princess beans (sterilized)
- Snow peas (sterilized)
- French bean (sterilized)
- Broad bean (sterilized)

Fruit crops
- Pickle (Pickled)
- Zucchini (Canned or Frozen)
- Cucumber (Pickled)
- Corn (freeze)
- Paprika (dried, frozen, in oil)
- Pumpkin (frozen)
- Tomato (dried, in oil, sterilized)

Herbs (depending on frost)
- Basil (dried)
- Chives (dried or fresh)
- Dill (dried)
- Tarragon (dried, in its or oil or fresh)
- Mint (dried)
- Parsley (dried or fresh)

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Eating calendar november

Click on your vegetables from the vegetable garden or pantry and find delicious recipes:

Leafy vegetables
- Endive (Autumn/Winter)
- Leek (Late Autumn)
- Arugula (Winter)
- Spinach (Winter)
- Lamb's lettuce (Cold glass late)
Other
- Potatoes (storage)
Legumes
- Peas (sterilized)
- Princess beans (sterilized)
- Snow peas (sterilized)
- French bean (sterilized)
- Broad bean (sterilized)

Root vegetables
- Root
- Celeriac (Summer)
- Easter task (Autumn)
- Stem onion (autumn cultivation)

Fruit crops
- Eggplant (dried, in oil)
- Pickle (Pickled)
- Zucchini (Canned or Frozen)
- Cucumber (Pickled)
- Corn (freeze)
- Paprika (dried, frozen, in oil)
- Pepper (dried, frozen, in oil)
- Pumpkin (frozen)
- Tomato (dried, in oil, sterilized)

Cabbage crops
- Kale (Winter)
- Kohlrabi (Autumn glass)
- turnip
- Savoy Cabbage (Late)
- Brussels sprouts (Mid-late/Late)
- Cress

Herbs (depending on frost)
- Basil (dried)
- Chives (dried or fresh)
- Dill (dried)
- Tarragon (dried, in oil or fresh)
- Chervil
- Coriander (dried or fresh)
- Mint (dried)
- Parsley (dried or fresh)
- Rosemary
- Sage
- Thyme

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About the blogger

My name is Tom and I am co-owner of Plukkers.com. I am the father of two beautiful daughters and I have a wonderful wife. When I turned a bare spot in the lawn into a herb garden in 2014, I got a very special feeling inside. I immediately felt that it was not a whim but the start of an irresistible and fiery passion. I wanted to know everything and also wrote down what I learned on my website Moestuinweetjes, which is now called Plukkers.com. I also want to inspire other people to grow their own food. At my house in Wielsbeke is my dream garden with a greenhouse, vegetable garden and a hobby vineyard with 333 vines. In addition to wine, I also make delicious beer at home to occasionally celebrate life in moderation. I toast with you to an exciting, richly filled life under the motto: "Make it yourself!"