My fall season is not too different from yours. I am growing more and more things as fall crops. Most Asian greens are members of either the mustard or cabbage families, both of which tend to bolt in hot weather. It is best if they mature during cooler weather. Radishes and turnips also are good fall crops.

Asian vegetables which would not be good fall crop candidates are melons, gourds, eggplant, okra and the like, which grow require hot weather.

Jim

I have the same problem as you do

Here is a link that might be useful: vegetable garden

I grow a host of Asian vegetables all winter long, but there are so many you can now also grow in heat and humidity. I like the descriptions that Bakers Seed uses because they will tell you if the vegetable grows in tropical weather - then you know it will grow well in the South.
Some of the other Asian seed sites will also tell you if the vegetable grows in a tropical climate.

GGG