Your garden looks great. Last year here in Kansas, we planted turnips. They did so well, that we had more than we could eat. I've always wanted to try lettuce and spinach in the fall, but haven't tried it yet. Our weather can be so fickle it's kinda chancy that time of year. Suzanne
Heck ya it looks good! You are a good gardener! :) YUM!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! i love those chinese lanterns. ive never seen them immature and green like that. stay warm dani!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks so lush and green as I look out at our ice and frozen tundra!
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks great. Last year here in Kansas, we planted turnips. They did so well, that we had more than we could eat. I've always wanted to try lettuce and spinach in the fall, but haven't tried it yet. Our weather can be so fickle it's kinda chancy that time of year.
ReplyDeleteSuzanne
Sigh.
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks so lush and bountiful. How did it hold up to the cold weather?
ReplyDeleteFriends, I don't know how y'all stand livin' up north with all this crazy cold!
ReplyDeleteShamy, load up the doggie van and come to Florida. It's cold right now, but at least you can still see green.
Susan, we've been ok so far. Last night we did run Christmas lights through the tomatoes and bananas. I hope it was enough....
I love the light on a sunny December day.
ReplyDeletebeautiful green. And greens.
:-)
Thanks for these lovely shots - they just warmed away my winter blues!
ReplyDelete36 degrees this morning!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks so good. Bet it will taste even better. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteNice garden goods Dani!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you nursed everything through the cold!