Dead

Well, all the progress made in the fall was decimated in one full swoop. The frost that hit while we were in Mexico killed just about everything in the garden. These were those lovely chili plants!







A few things made it - the lettuce, the oregano and perhaps some carrots. The beans were destroyed as were the chilis. Its ok though, we will be in our spring weather soon enough and begin planting the next plot in the Bob Randall planting series.

Jan – March Planting Guide

Field 4 –peppers all chili’s – not moving to plot 4 Add garlic in late fall Spacing 6” need top of soft phosphate buy bulbs at store, plant in cool weather of late fall. In late march, put basil where the onions were. November change to plot 1	Field 2 – Lettuce, Tom Cabbage Will harvest lettuce – any that can stay and keep producing will Book says keep growing salad crops until Feb Sept – Nov grow cabbage family plants November change plot to 3
Field 1 – Legumes Dec – Jan plant sugar snap peas March – April: plant pole snap beans or edamame where November peas have finished (on same trellis) May – July: other beans July more pole beans August – Sept snap beans November change plot to 2	Peppers left over annuals if still thriving Field 3 – Cabbage, cukes, Fall roots Replace any that you planted in late winter and grow again. Can add broccoli or cauliflour. Leave room for planting cucumbers in late March (on trellis). May add eggplant. Sept add carrots, parsnip, beets, multiplying onions. November change plot to 4.

Rosemary – after cold weather

Thyme grow in a separate pot after cold weather

Oregano supposedly grows in all weather

Mint grow in its own container (maybe big silver after watermelon?

Marchish plant basil – harvest june - november