It may seem like a dull and depressing time of year to start thinking about planting vegetables, but believe it or not; in fact, there are many that do well during the winter months. From leafy greens to root vegetables, with a little planning, you can have a healthy and productive garden all year long. Here are my favorite vegetables to plant in January.
Vegetables to Plant in January – Zone 7
Just because the weather outside is terrible, your garden doesn’t have to look like this! In fact, January is the perfect time to plant some vegetables that will give you a rich harvest in late spring and early summer. If you don’t know what to install, don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. Read on for a list of vegetables that do well when planted in zone 7 in January.

Garlic
How to Grow Garlic Hydroponically
One of the most popular vegetables to plant in January is garlic. Garlic is a hardy vegetable that can withstand freezing temperatures, making it ideal for winter planting. Plus, garlic is relatively easy to care for – simply plant the cloves in well-drained soil and water regularly. The harvest time has come; you’ll end up with delicious garlic that can be used to add flavor to all your favorite dishes!
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How to Grow Onions in the Garden
Like garlic, onions are perfect for planting during the colder months. Onions are a versatile vegetable that can be used in a variety of recipes, making them a must-add to your garden this January. When planting onions, space the cuttings about 6 inches apart and water regularly. With a little effort, you’ll have a healthy harvest of onions come harvest time!