FAMILY HOMESTEADING AND OFF THE GRID BLOG HOP #26
The first glimpse of red made itself known this morning in the garden. From our cherry tomatoes, to be precise. Putting off our big mid-summer harvest seems to be then plan until we have enough toms to preserve, so we're watching everything closely to protect against bolting and a plethora of things that could turn south in an afternoon.
There will some room for fall crops in the coming weeks. What are some of the winter veggies that you plant? Keep in mind, we're in zone 5a/b, so figure cold weather is coming sooner than later.
Here's to hoping your gardens are fairing well this season:)
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Comments
Sounds like your gardening window is short. We don't have that excuse--just much to get done in order to actually get our garden area cleared/ready. Hoping for a Fall garden...
Look forward to what's hopping this week!
Blessings!
Laurie