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Swiss chard, celery and cilantro are also good options for planting now, she says.

“Fruit trees will help you get more produce out of the same bit of land, so your plot becomes more productive. Let’s say you plant an apple tree and get it right, it won’t reduce your vegetable yields ...

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However, a few vegetables defy this logic, and many of us have been doing more harm than good by leaving them in the cold, leading to wasted food and diminished flavour. The offender? Onions.