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Things growing in the garden now: onions, leeks, garlic, beets, chinese cabbage, bok choy, dino kale, red russian kale, chards of all sorts, lettuces, collards, cabbages, broccoli and cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, radishes
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Top to bottom: Italienscher lettuce, mustard greens, chard, leeks, more lettuce, red russian kale, 250 onions of various types, and beets.
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Sheet mulch in action and the miracle of reemay
1 comment:
Our fall garden is still going strong as well. Last night we deployed the plastic sheeting since temps dipped to 30. I'm bartering as we speak for large glass panes (4'x10') that I may make an honest-to-god cold frame from, for a true winter garden.
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