Here is a link on how to keep busy outdoors in the garden this winter. Weeding, composting, mulching, dividing perennials, planting bulbs, preserving annuals, draining water lines all pay dividends the following spring. https://lnkd.in/gP9tQeG
I plan to cover my greenhouse with 6 mil polyethylene so the beat can go on in the winter. A 30F degree day in January can produce a lot of heat in a covered garden. That’s pok choy, chard, kale, lettuce, beets, carrots, garlic and more that are under wraps. See our planting post for more crops to plant.
