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Mid to late summer is the time to start sowing your fall garden plants if you’re looking to bring fresh veggies to your table by the time the cool weather arrives. Crops like broccoli, pictured, can be sown in late summer for a fall harvest. Time to maturity will vary by crop, so check seed packs or tags in seedling containers and plan backward to come up with a planting date. For some crops, you’ll want to schedule your fall harvest before the first frost arrives. Broccoli, for example, is sensitive to frost and freeze (but you can cover them to protect the growing buds in the event of an early cold spell), while kale, parsnips and collards can take the freeze.