Thanks Chris & Christy! I'll find a way to cobble something together. I've planted spinach, dandelion, kale, turnip greens & dill & parsley in one area of my garden about 5' x 5'. By February, when the csa has been long over (ends just before Xmas) we are usually going whacko for real food. I find it very disturbing to always count on veggies that have been shipped in from 3000 miles away. I also try and avoid the so called organic produce from those commercial giant so called organic farms in Ca. It has no vitality whatsoever! Winter is time for seaweed and whatever winter squashes, beets & potatoes I could hoard away!.
Also, I feel this winter will be very cold, harsh and much snow, at least here in the NE. I felt this since March, when we had blistering heat and many flowers & etc went quickly to seed. Of course, I wouldn't mind being wrong! Blessings, Jane > From: "Christy Korrow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Tue, 17 Sep 2002 11:38:52 -0500 > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Fw: Advice for cold frames > > > > >> Hey Jane, >> >> I should expand a little on what Christy said. >> >
