Do you plant anything in the fall? Winter garlic and winter

That's nice, did you learn the organic ones, too?

as IF I could get a picture to post! dern it!

You don't have any kind of camera or is it that you have no way to scan it in?

Sounds like a plan. I would like sweetgrass seeds if I ever did that. But mostly I would just want really, really short plants so I wouldn't have to mow lawn at all. Maybe you could do before and after pictures plus start a discussion about it. Thanks and take care.

We have 50, 40, and occasionally upper 30 degree nights (lower in the mountains, I'm in the valley). Days are 60, 70, or 80. That's understandable, you've been very busy. I had to give up on my garden when I took care of the couple, too exhausted, even when I was home they were calling me and I did 60 hours one week plus their phone calls.

Wow, you must have a very late fall, we have a short one and then snow. We can only harvest in fall. Except the people that grow winter onions and garlic, we're done in the fall unless we have a green house or high tunnel or window sill garden. Thanks for your response, I've never grown brussel sprouts, but I do know they grow here. We had an incredible squash and pumpkin season.

Wow! 300, that is sooo cool. I'd like that many elephant garlics. I have Egyption onions and those babies are tough! They make it through our sub-zero winters just fine. Soft neck make it through winter? I was told only hardnecks do. I don't know scarlet runner beans. Please tell me about them.

Sorry, dear girl, for taking so long to respond! Yes, we NORMALLY do NOT get much frost, so soft-necks have a happy life here. I normally use the soft-necks for fusions....but the hard necks are my love. If I got off my butt, and built some more garden beds, I would even grow more...as it is so easy to sell here...and so maintenance free! I change the plantings every year, so that I don't get diseases! What I really want to grow...believe it or not is Horseradish, but I can't seem to source any plants here, and I can't get them thru Customs from the US! Scarlet runner beans, grow on a vine, sorta like Jack & the Bean Stock, they have lovely scarlet flowers, and are almost identical to a Kidney Bean! I like them so much better for dehydrating, and they take up so little space growing horizontally. Sure do miss gardening in the winter. I forgot to say, in my fallow beds (where I don't have Garlic) I plant Fall Rye - high nitrogen producer, and rototill it in in the Spring. A great Green Manure! Hope your weekend was spectacular...the coming week, even better. Cheers!

Thank you for the explanations, sounds great!

Well three melons are better than no melons and maybe the rest of the plants are just slow producing flowers. Let us know how they turn out. Thanks for responding.

I do hope you get the one. 1 year, we had many, but the night before we were to pick them, raccoons ate them all!

In the end, only one fruit able to grow... it is about a size of baseball now..... I try my best to take care of it and can't wait to taste it.. After short harvest(because only one fruit ), I will try to plan it again....and do crossing more fingers BR.b