If your fall crops aren’t in the ground, now’s the time! Here are my favorites! Carrots Broccoli & Cauliflower Swiss Chard Summer Veggies, part deux (some things can be planted again for a second harvest) Cabbage Napa Cabbage and other Asian veggies Greens Onions Lettuce KALE!!!! Shared on Fellowship Fridays!
Guess what?It’s Top 10 Tuesday!! Top 10 Reasons to Plant a Fall Garden Just because your cucumbers are gone doesn’t mean your growing season is over! Many fall crops are low maintenance! Some fall crops will even last all winter and into the spring (especially here in the Deep South.) Salads taste twice as nice …
Winter weather is on the way. Like many Southerners, I don’t take too kindly to the mercury dipping below, say, 50° or so, but unfortunately it does get cold here, and we have to know how to prepare for it!I have a couple of garden beds that contained both summer and fall produce, so I …
Most people only think about planting vegetable gardens in spring or summer, but actually fall is a great time to plant a lot of things! I figured I would post a list of what is going in my fall gardens, in hopes of inspiring you to get outside and get some dirt under your fingernails! …
We “processed” some roosters yesterday. That was fun. Not. It was necessary though. We set one aside for dinner last night, but then we were so exhausted, that we didn’t feel up to cooking a big meal. Therefore, we will have our big “Sunday Supper” tonight and have Meatless Tuesday instead of Meatless Monday. Confusing …
