It is nearing the time to plant cold weather veggies. Cold weather veggies consist of root plants and leafy plants such as turnips, cabbages, and beets. Greens are one of my favorite vegetables. Coming from Mississippi I was an expert green cleaner at a very young age because my Poppi ( grandfather Ollie Hardaway) was a farmer. I remember he would bring greens in milk containers to be picked and cleaned. Peas can also be grown in the cold weather. Some plants can be planted 4 to 6 weeks before the last spring frost meaning the last bit of cold before spring officially kicks in(here is a link on when to plant seeds according to your grow zone https://www.seedsnow.com/pages/calendar and you can purchase seeds here as well http://www.seedsnow.com?rfsn=80036.3c089). I usually like to start my seedlings indoors but because Tennessee's weather has been so warm I have placed them outside.
Great info! I look forward to learning more. Thank you.