Your fall garden looks great! You have got quite the spread there - do you market/sale any of the produce?

For me in my climate, all I have is green beans, broccoli, peas, cauliflower, carrots, kale in the ground now. Plan to plant some lettuce, spinach, and radishes this weekend in the areas where the corn stalks and cucumbers were pulled.

Nice fall garden you have there! I take it you can grow tomatoes most years until sometime in December there in the panhandle? Thanksgiving is about as late as I can harvest anything here in the heartland and most things really don't grow much after mid to late October or so. Not a problem since both my garden and I need a few months off to rest. I guess your garden gets a break from June-August.

Hoping Irma leaves your garden alone!!!

That's a nice garden.

I have fall butterhead lettuce, bok choy, spinach, late tomaoes, and a fall cover crop of tillage radishes.

I looked into one sweet potato plant under black plastic [to keep things drier]. Wow! It is dry under there and there was a huge O'Henry with clear shin...a victory over the troublesome scurf in my rich soil and often wetness.

Thanks, I'm trying to get into the market gardening thing. I've been selling to the restaurant I work out for the past year. I have a couple different grow sites and recently partnered up with another local grower, but that's been hard cause he has a different style of gardening. Hoping the storm stays away from us, but we shall see.

I've seen you setup lonejack, looks really good.

I've seen the stuff you been harvesting Kevin, it all looks great.

I'll let you know how my garden does in the coming weeks.

Well it doesn't look like you will need to water for awhile but at least you are just on the western fringe of the storm. Some areas on the west coast look devastated.

It would be interesting to see your garden spot (which looks great, by the way) after Irma has totally passed. I hope you don't suffer losses, you have such a good start.

So far, it hasn't gotten too bad here. The peak for us will be around 4pm this afternoon. Expecting 35-40 mph and some heavy rain. I secured everything the best I could. I'm hoping it will be a quick weather event. Ill be sure to update if I suffer major losses, but I think I might be alright. I feel bad for the South and West Florida counties. I know we have a couple members from the Orlando and South Florida region. Hope they made out okay. Also the Texas folks. Thanks everyone.

Lookin great. that’s a lot of Lettuce starts.