Here's a glimpse into our garden on this lovely November day..
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| I love this 4 by 10 foot bed.. It's thickly planted with arugula and spinach with young Red Russian kale seedlings moved from other parts of the garden. We'll eat the greens for months and then the kale will take over in for a March bumper crop! |
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| The arugula-spinach-kale bed covered with a medium weight row cover.. A mini hoop tunnel will soon be erected over top. |
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| Beside the above mentioned bed, a bed of Japanese turnips, two types of kale, radishes, arugula and mixed Asian greens. |
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| Here are those mixed Asian greens. Love the crazy colours and textures! Oh yeah, they taste pretty good too! :) |
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| Close up - Ruby Streaks mustard.. can't get enough of this in salads. |
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| Oops.. the mild weather has made some of the Asian greens bolt! No worries, the buds and flowers are edible too. |
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| Green Wave mustard.. gorgeous texture! |
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| Not sure who this mustard is, but his colour is extreme red! A random ingredient in the mixed Asian greens. |
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| Hello again Ruby Streaks! |
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| This Italian parsley is re-sprouting.. shall I take my chances, dig it up and move it to a cold frame? |
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| An experiment - Various mustards and mizunas thickly seeded on Oct 1st. Now they're 2 to 4 inches tall and will overwinter for Feb/March. |
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| The carrots are covered with their foot of leaves. In the back, a mature mizuna has been giving us non-stop salads since APRIL!! Crazy productive! |
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| Rainbow lacinato kale.. I love your blue-green, red-veined foliage! |
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| Done! This big bed is weeded and amended with composted and topped with chopped leaves/grass mixture. Time for tea! |
