What to plant in November in Denmark
6 vegetables, fruits and herbs to sow or plant in November in Denmark, for the climate around Skåne, southern Sweden (near Lund).
Climate: Cold winters with frosts down to about -15 °C from November to February, mild summers reaching about 30 °C, and fairly even rain of 25 to 98 mm a month, wettest from June to October.
Fruits
Apple Malus domestica
Hardy apple rootstocks survive the -15 °C winters and need the cool summers to set fruit.
Harvest: 3–5 yearsModerateCare guide →
Pear Pyrus communis
Hardy pear varieties tolerate the local winter and ripen fruit in the warm late summer.
Harvest: 4–6 yearsModerate
Plum Prunus domestica
European plums are fully hardy here and benefit from the warm late summers.
Harvest: 3–5 yearsModerate
Sour cherry Prunus cerasus
Sour cherries are very cold-hardy and fruit reliably in this climate, unlike sweet cherries.
Harvest: 3–5 yearsModerate
Raspberry Rubus idaeus
Raspberry canes are hardy to deep frost and produce well in the moist, cool summers.
Harvest: 1–2 yearsEasyCare guide →
Blackcurrant Ribes nigrum
Blackcurrants need a long cold winter to fruit well, which this location provides.
Harvest: 2–3 yearsEasy