2011 'Last Call' SFG Harvest

14 years ago

Well, due to budget and time reasons, here is my "last call" for 2011. I picked the watermelon, cherry tomatoes, and habinero peppers the evening before our first hard frost the other night. Now, a few days later and my plants are toast, but everything is ripening up inside. Since I'm not doing a winter garden this year, I'll see you guys on the flip side in the spring.

-Bryan

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planleaf3
14 years ago
bump
infinitedreams
14 years ago
I _still_ haven't had my last call for 2011 plantings. CRAZY warm winter here in TN. I've got broccoli and cabbage that survived a few 20 degree nights and are now thriving. The broccoli are putting forth multiple new heads. Even one of the lettuces has come back to life.
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gunnersm8
14 years ago
yeah me either. broccoli, spinach still growing. finally pulled carrots just to eat them, probably have voluteer potatoes showing up here soon.

expecting 20s this weekend, so i may polish off the broc and spinach and get ready for spring
Bryan Scott
Original Author
14 years ago
Wow- I'm soooo jealous! We've had warmer temps here in Texas since, but I ended up not doing a winter garden. If I had, I would have planted brocoli, spinach, ect. Oh well, spring is coming around the corner.....well, it's almost hear already as we are supposed to be in the mid-seventies by Wednesday. I guess it's time to start getting excited again!
Bryan
infinitedreams
14 years ago
The broccoli and cabbage just survived a 17 degree night, our coldest yet this year. Next winter I'm going to add some cold frames.