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| Greenfeast shelling peas and dwarf snow peas. both heirloom varieties |
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| Rainbow silverbeet or swiss chard an hierloom variety. |
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| leeks surrounding my blood orange tree. |
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| A few types of broccoli. a purple sprouting, a green sprouting and a green heading type all heirloom varieties. |
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| I still have plenty of capsicums clinging on the tree. These are Californian wonder |
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| Cabbage, these ones were from a large hardware store. I also have heirloom January king and mini growing. |
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| carrots, an all year variety. |
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| purple cauliflower starting to form a head |
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| Cauliflowers, i have purple cauliflower and a mini variety both heirloom varieties. |
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| Celery, in abundance! |
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| cayenne chili. so many still clinging to the tree and slowly turning red! it's so nice having my own supply of chili! |
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| garlic. I have at least 70 plants in the ground circling my patches |
I am SO shocked with how much produce you have in your garden and you say it is slow! It all sounds amazing! Super awesome awesome awesome!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Katherine! I do a have a few beauties in there! I've never had a winter garden before and I suppose it just feels slow in comparison with the summer gardens I have had :D I do have a lot of space too, and it's just about full! I have a few seedlings in my hothouse that I hope will hurry up so I can fill the spaces!
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