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24 plants can be sown in November in North India. Narrow it further by space, goal or region — or step through the months below.
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अजवाइनअजवाइनTrachyspermum ammiA winter annual of the north-west, grown for the thyme-scented seed.बथुआबथुआChenopodium albumThe winter weed worth sowing — mineral-rich leaves through the cold months.चुकंदरचुकंदरBeta vulgarisRoots below, usable leaves above, and it tolerates a container better than carrot.गाजरगाजरDaucus carotaNeeds depth more than width — a 30 cm trough of loose soil beats a wide bed.चनाचनाCicer arietinumA winter pulse that also gives the sour green leaf of the north.धनियाधनियाCoriandrum sativumBolts in heat, thrives in the cool months. Sow every fortnight for a steady supply.सौंफसौंफFoeniculum vulgareFeathery winter foliage, then umbels that hoverflies and small wasps work all day.
अंजीरअंजीरFicus caricaTwo crops a year in the west, and content in a large container.फ्रेंच बीनफ्रेंच बीनPhaseolus vulgarisBush beans for winter troughs; pole kinds for a balcony net.लहसुनलहसुनAllium sativumPlant single cloves in October and lift whole bulbs in March.इसबगोलइसबगोलPlantago ovataA slight winter annual of dry western fields, grown for the husk of its seed.कलौंजीकलौंजीNigella sativaFine blue-white flowers over ferny leaves, then the black seed of the spice box.मेथीमेथीTrigonella foenum-graecumSow thickly in a wide tray and cut the whole crop at three weeks.सरसोंसरसोंBrassica junceaPeppery leaves in five weeks, and yellow flowers for the bees after.
जलकुंभी फूलजलकुंभी फूलTropaeolum majusEdible flowers and leaves, and a magnet that pulls aphids off your vegetables.प्याज़प्याज़Allium cepaGrown from sets or seedlings; needs depth, sun and patience.