Thanks for sharing Janice. You always have such great harvests.

What variety of carrots are those? I grow some atlas carrots which are a small nubby carrot from Johnny's, when I get home I'll take a picture. They are really small, but cute (is the word most people have used when seeing them.) I think mine were really small do to crowding and I didn't pay much attention to them. I'm still figuring out how to grow carrots, I don't have much luck.

I harvested some dwarf siberian kale last week. It turned out really nice.

Thanks to you both.

i can't say for sure what kind of carrots. I planted some, they didn't sprout, and then planted more. And then repeated. Sometime over the winter, they seemed to all have sprouted and I then I had some crowding.

I usually plant Danvers and sweet Nantes. The flavor of the Sweet Nantes are hard to beat.

That Siberian Kale almost looks like mustard. The dwarf blue (Russian?) Kale I grew is very mild, but you have to cook it as it is slightly tough. It is good on a sweet potato.

It might be mustard, I thought it was kale, but I could've confused the too. I'll take a picture of the plant. Cause it doesn't have much of a flavor.

These are the carrots I was talking about. I didn't have them covered enough, they greened on me.

Those are interesting.

How tall does the Siberian kale get? I am growing blue curled scotch and it is really short-about 8-10 inches.

I would say it is 12 to 18 inches.

These are the plants in the background