These hardy vegetables grow well in warmer climates and with little water
Perennial vegetables are being championed as a resilient, long-term alternative to annual crops, requiring less watering and maintenance once established. Harrison Fannon, a vegetable gardener at Blenheim Palace, notes their climate resilience, deeper root systems, and ability to provide shade for other plants. Examples such as perennial kales, wall rocket,…
The Independent UK ·