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  1. Gardening and Agriculture
    Well that is the project for the weekend. Not a large one just a a small one over the lettuce bed. Just to get a little jump start on the cool weather crops.
    cold frames hoophouse
  2. Gardening and Agriculture
    I harvested my first experimental crop of winter produce today. our night time temp has been as warm as 55 and as cool as 34 over the last 30 days. The Spinach has a normal cycle of 28 days from planting to harvest but the shorter days lengthened it to 33. The flavor of the Spinach seems to be...
    gardening hoophouse winter produce
  3. Gardening and Agriculture
    I'm in a moderate climate. My raised beds serve dual purpose. At the end of the growing season, (Now), I redo my beds with greens that go all Winter here. Turnip, spinach, kale... and stretch clear plastic over the frames. Works well but other than freezing, I haven't found a way to longer term...
    cold frames greenhouse hoophouse
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