We had a bit of snow on Thursday, but the garden is holding its own. And the temperatures are finally down into the fall range instead of the 60s we had earlier this week.
The radishes, in the foreground, and beets are doing well after the snow.
The chard is a little droopy but still going strong.
I have kale outside and also in the greenhouse.
All the kale is doing well and the baby spinach and lettuce in the greenhouse (to the left) will probably just be dormant for most of the winter. Then when the late winter sun starts heating up the greenhouse they should take off and we will be eating our own lettuce and spinach in early April.
I gave up on the cauliflower and pulled it all up today. The heads of cauliflower were about the size of a nickel. So the chickens, turkeys, goats and sheep all got to enjoy munching on a bit of green.
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