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11-11-2009, 12:52 PM #1
I still have plants growing outside
after the 2 big snows we had. We just threw cardboard boxes over them with the last snow, which we got about 16 inches.
I went out today and picked some lettuce and spinach. I cant beleive they are still growing! Guess I"ll leave them in until they totally freeze.
We brought in a green pepper plant, guess we will see how it does inside. so far its looking good.
Anyone else still growing?Pine trees, with their needles pointing up to heaven, represent everlasting light and life.
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11-11-2009, 01:36 PM #2
I have cabbage, broccoli, and brussels still going strong outside. Inside I have two tomatoes fruiting, two lemons, a lime, avacados, beans, a yellow delicious flowering, apricot beginning to bud out leaves (these two are confused), and some chard in a pot as well.
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11-11-2009, 04:37 PM #3
We have a cabbage plant out there with little ones on it. Not sure what it will end up doing.
I was looking at our snapdragons with flowers, earlier and I think we have a red pansy out there. We have had snow several times, and some temps below 32 degrees. So not sure why we still have plants still blooming.--------My signature--------
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11-11-2009, 04:57 PM #4Registered User
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My 2nd crop of tomatoes is turning red, picked two the other day. I wish the birds would stop pecking them. I also have chard, carrots, and turnips, but those are cold hardy. I have one head of lettuce from my 2nd crop that didn't sprout, will be picking that soon. The garlic I planted in late August for next year is 6" high already!
It's been very mild this fall, after an early cold snap in September that had us all worried it would be a hard season. Usually we've had frost by now.Use it up, Wear it out,
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11-11-2009, 04:59 PM #5Registered User
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I planted leaf lettuce and spinach in August as fall crops and we're still harvesting them. Even got through the second coldest October in recorded history, one snow storm, and one weekend where the temperature never got above freezing.
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11-11-2009, 08:22 PM #6
I just have Lobelia flowers still growing and I have 1 white rose bud which is really kewl for november in Indiana!
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11-12-2009, 04:15 PM #7
Still having herbs growing outside. I keep on thinking I should do something with the parsly.
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Of course i live in east texas so we are still getting into the upper 80's...lol. But i have the following still going
9 tomato plants
20 cucumber mounds(have several 100 setting on now)
12 brocolli plants(wow i had no idea how good fresh brocoli is)
12 cauliflour plants
12 cabbages going strong
Already gearing up for spring garden....lol
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11-12-2009, 05:47 PM #9
Oh!! I AM SOOOOOOO JEALOUS!!
They are saying we are going to probably have snow by tomorrow moring......UGH! Plus....cold and gloomy and yukky here today. I can take cold........WITH SUNSHINE!
I didn't plant any kind of fall crop or I would have had a few things growing for awhile.
My Hellobore is BLOOMING!! Does that count? Both of them are, but one is just going to be covered with blooms, when they all open. I love those things.......they will even peak through the snow. I should check my Witch Hazel tree as that thing usually blooms earlier than it should........supposed to bloom in about Feb. and it hasn't waited that long yet!! Has ALWAYS bloomed before Xmas!
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11-13-2009, 12:27 PM #10Registered User
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We also had a cold snap that "killed" everything, but since then, the weather has been nice enough that the bushes & stuff are starting to bud. So, this morning was 17 degrees. Bye, Bye buds.
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11-14-2009, 05:51 PM #11
My red geraniums look better now than they did this summer...we are in East Central In......
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11-14-2009, 09:58 PM #12
Outside I still have lettuce, spinach, corn, pumpkins (I'm beginning to think they are never going to turn orange!), kale, chard, herbs, zukes and patty pan squash. In the greenhouse I'm still picking tomatoes (cherry and roma's), bell peppers, stevia and basil. The only things that have gone dormant in green house so far were the eggplant and the tomatillo's but I know that the temperatures will drop soon. We will just enjoy free veggies while they last.
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11-14-2009, 11:24 PM #13
I am jealous too. The only thing that I have growing are two plants inside. I have got a pinneapple plant, pomegranate tree and a mushroom kit that I got through Gurney's.
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