Anyone growing vegetables over winter?

Yep! I am. In some vegetables, the Fall crops taste better than the Spring crops! Cold-loving vegetables like spinach, lettuce, radishes, kale, etc. taste better when the weather is cooler. Radishes are strange veggies; the warmer the weather, the hotter they taste. I like mild radishes so I'm fond of either the early-Spring or Fall harvests. My husband likes spicy stuff so he loves the mid-summer crops of radishes. The hotter the better for him. Not me! Nope! I don't like food that bites back. LOL I'm actually going to be growing potatoes over the winter, indoors. I have a really large planter and already have some potatoes growing in it. All they need is a sunny South-facing window and enough watering and voila! Potatoes! I started my potatoes this year that way; well, some of them. They did great, too! As for anything outside, it gets too cold here in the winter for anything to grow outside through the winter. I do like Fall-planted veggies so I plant what I can that I can harvest before freezing temps set in. Then, I just grow what I can indoors, like most herbs and my potatoes. LOL I'd LOVE to try other things indoors. We have the room: a very large basement that's not used for much at all. I have plenty of grow lights, too, so I might just try something else like tomatoes, maybe. One day, I might get the sun room my husband promised to build me when we moved in here two and a half years ago. With a sun room, I'll be growing as many tropical fruits as I can because I adore most tropical fruits but they're so expensive, even in the summertime because of having to be shipped from so far away. I just ordered a dwarf lemon tree to grow inside. I had one years ago and it actually did produce lemons. It's great to just pick a lemon and make a nice glass of home-made lemonade. Yummy!

Yes I also live in the UK so I do realise how cold it can get. I will not be growing any vegetables over the winter as I struggle to even grow them in the summer with the unpredictable weather that we have. I do wish you the best of luck with your veg growing over the winter - do keep us updated!

Peas don't like it too hot, so maybe you could try them. Good luck with your winter garden.

Yes, it is still hot here, but when winter comes I will grow beans and peas and lots of Swiss Chard outdoors (if the bunny rabbits don't get it) and cos lettuce indoors, along with purslane and other pot herbs. I will also grow petunias indoors all winter, as I like their bright pretty flowers year round.