Winter Garden in Florida

spring is just around the corner
spring is just around the corner
spring is just around the corner

... be still my gardening urge.

This is wonderful… thanks for sharing your “green”.

-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a)

Very nice!

Those vegetables looks so nice, Harold, I can almost taste them from the photos! Remind Pam that she is a true gardening wizard and enjoy those fresh greens for me.

-- "To forget how to dig the earth and to tend the soil is to forget ourselves." M. Gandhi

Oh it would be so nice to have some fresh veggies right now.I won’t buy a lot of things from the store anymore because just too many people have gotten sick from them.Yours look great.

-- Bon,Hastings,Ont.....zone 5a....Always room for one more

Just what I needed, some Florida sunshine! Those greens look yummy!
Supposed to snow again tonight, so all I can do is wish for spring.

-- coloradogirl---SW Colorado, 7,000' elevation, zone 4,

Glad you all enjoyed the photos. Picked and made some collard greens last night. That recipe I how linked is wonderful for collards and other leaf veggies.

Ms Debbie, you know you Canadian kids are going to have another 4 month of winter before spring arrives!

Robin – Pam has come a long way. She keeps trying other things and is learning what works and what does not. Then she goes to our neighbor only to find EVERYTHING works for her! Then Pam gets a little disappointed.

Bon – can’t say I’ve ever been sick from store bought stuff, but know of what you refer to. Regardless, the taste of home grown and store bought makes all the difference.

And Miss Liana… as I recall, you chose to leave Florida for some knight in shining armor in Colorado… right??? My brother lives in the Superior area and just loves it.

-- Pam grows 'em - I cook 'em...... Melbourne, Fl

oh Harold—you are SO cruel!!!! that is just plain evil, to crush my visions of fast-approaching spring with a nasty taunting of 4 more months of winter. Evil I say… evil!

-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a)

I’m with you Debbie – so cruel. We’re relegated to “fence mending” and drooling over seed catalogs and they get to actually plant and grow things. I understand those in the southern hemisphere, but this is even our own continent!

-- There's a box?