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Understanding the Persephone Period: A Key Factor in Winter Gardening One of the most critical yet often overlooked aspects of winter gardening is the Persephone Period—the time when your garden receives fewer than 10 hours of daylight per day. The term was coined by Eliot Coleman, drawing from the Greek myth of Persephone, who spent part of each year in the underworld, symbolizing the dormancy of plant growth in winter. Why Persephone Period Matters Plants rely on photosynthesis to generate the energy required for growth. When daylight hours drop below 10 per day, light intensity and duration become insufficient to sustain active growth. While many cold-hardy crops can survive through winter, their ability to produce new leaves or increase in size is significantly reduced. How to Determine the Persephone Period in Your Region The timing of the Persephone Period varies by latitude. A simple way to determine when it occurs in your location is to check the U.S. Naval Observatory's daylight duration tables (http://aa.us.no.navy.mil/data/Dur_OneYear), which provide daily records of total daylight hours for any given year and location. For example, here in Atlanta, GA, the data shows that the Persephone Period starts on Dec 6 and ends on Jan 4. How to Garden Around the Persephone Period Since plant growth slows drastically during the Persephone Period, timing is the key to a productive winter garden. Crops should be nearly mature before the Persephone Period begins, allowing for continued harvest throughout winter. While row covers and cold frames can help maintain plant health, they cannot compensate for the lack of daylight-driven growth. By planning your plantings around the Persephone Period, you can maximize your winter harvest and maintain a productive garden year-round. #WinterGardening #PersephonePeriod #EliotColeman #SeasonExtension #GardeningScience #growyourownfood #homegrown #homestead #wintergarden #lowtunnel #frostprotection #rowcovers #frostcloth #frostblanket #gardenhacks #gardentips #atlantagardener #georgiagardener #organicgardener #instagardener #gardensofinstagram #instagarden #farmlife #farmhacks

Understanding the Persephone Period: A Key Factor in Winter Gardening One of the most critical yet often overlooked aspects of winter gardening is the Persephone Period—the time when your garden receives fewer than 10 hours of daylight per day. The term was coined by Eliot Coleman, drawing from the Greek myth of Persephone, who spent part of each year in the underworld, symbolizing the dormancy of plant growth in winter. Why Persephone Period Matters Plants rely on photosynthesis to generate the energy required for growth. When daylight hours drop below 10 per day, light intensity and duration become insufficient to sustain active growth. While many cold-hardy crops can survive through winter, their ability to produce new leaves or increase in size is significantly reduced. How to Determine the Persephone Period in Your Region The timing of the Persephone Period varies by latitude. A simple way to determine when it occurs in your location is to check the U.S. Naval Observatory's daylight duration tables (http://aa.us.no.navy.mil/data/Dur_OneYear), which provide daily records of total daylight hours for any given year and location. For example, here in Atlanta, GA, the data shows that the Persephone Period starts on Dec 6 and ends on Jan 4. How to Garden Around the Persephone Period Since plant growth slows drastically during the Persephone Period, timing is the key to a productive winter garden. Crops should be nearly mature before the Persephone Period begins, allowing for continued harvest throughout winter. While row covers and cold frames can help maintain plant health, they cannot compensate for the lack of daylight-driven growth. By planning your plantings around the Persephone Period, you can maximize your winter harvest and maintain a productive garden year-round. #WinterGardening #PersephonePeriod #EliotColeman #SeasonExtension #GardeningScience #growyourownfood #homegrown #homestead #wintergarden #lowtunnel #frostprotection #rowcovers #frostcloth #frostblanket #gardenhacks #gardentips #atlantagardener #georgiagardener #organicgardener #instagardener #gardensofinstagram #instagarden #farmlife #farmhacks

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