If you find that, come fall, you start feeling down because you're already thinking about putting your garden to bed for the winter, and how much you'll be missing all those just-picked veggies, then perhaps you need to start an indoor vegetable garden !

While not all veggies can be easily grown inside (sorry, zucchini), there are several that will do just fine in containers all winter long—and possibly even better, not having to deal with pests like caterpillars or aphids.

Indoor Gardening Tips

Make sure to use a large-enough container that your plants won't get pot-bound, and get a good-quality potting mix . You can find the estimated size of the plants on the seed pack or attached to the seedling.

For the darkest parts of winter, consider getting an inexpensive grow light, and u

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