Late-season brown leaves on zucchini, beans, and tomatoes are normal, not a crisis.
As days shorten, plants naturally shed older leaves. Removal is optional (aesthetics only).
Beans produce continuously if picked regularly. If pods mature seeds, flowering stops. Pull spent plants and sow fall crops.
Plant cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, spinach (for spring), or lettuce in cleared space.
Don't worry about late-season leaf death. Transition to cool-season crops for extended harvest.
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