If they're sheltered you can get lots to grow in a CA winter. Our roses have bloomed 4 times this year alone (including right now), but our more exposed lavender has already gone into hibernation:)
@Mark - That's interesting. Growing up, I literally didn't know anything other than a spring garden. I'm quite excited to discover that fresh produce (beyond cabbages and broccoli) can be produced in the winter.
I love it when some plants flower in the winter. I've noticed that most of them are purple, for some reason.
New additions - chives and curly parsley
Beets, bok choy, and arugula
What fun. Your lavender looks so pleased and home grown arugula is such a treat. Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteIf they're sheltered you can get lots to grow in a CA winter. Our roses have bloomed 4 times this year alone (including right now), but our more exposed lavender has already gone into hibernation:)
ReplyDelete@Mark - That's interesting. Growing up, I literally didn't know anything other than a spring garden. I'm quite excited to discover that fresh produce (beyond cabbages and broccoli) can be produced in the winter.
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