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Have to say, I plante lettuce in pots for winter this year, and it's been absolutely delicious having fresh lettuce. I need to get some heritage tomatoes so I'll have it next winter.
Now, if only we'd stop getting so much rain, so I could get the garden tilled up and re-rowed, and prepped. 
Fresh veggies this year, yum! |
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Very nice! I'm fortunate where I live I can grow year round. I finished up the last of my fingerling potatoes, so I filled that spot with lettuce while it's still in the 50's-70's. I'm getting ready for my summer plantings of peppers-chille, bell. I planted raddish two weeks ago, and the rain+ warmer weather has done them good.
I'll pray that your rain makes it my way, take care 
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Yeah, you're farther south then Dallas area aren't you? We are going into freezing temps again, though the greenhouse is helping with the herbs, and veggies.
Sounds like you're having fun. I want the rows ready to go, but will get started with the veggies in the greenhosue. |
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I might be, I'm in zone 9b. So glad that I don't have the pleasure of a greenhouse
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You are both extremely lucky. I'm still dealing with snow and 22 degrees.
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The "manure corral" went up at Walmart a few weeks ago. That always makes look forward to the upcoming season of planting and growing things. A few days ago I saw the first flats of primroses and pansies at another store...
I'm sure we'll get some more freezing weather, but the days are very promising! Spring is on the way! |
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