Anybody else in BCS got one going

I planted a bunch of stuff because my son bought a bag of multiple of seeds and I said what the heck

This is whats on the tilled up rows that was just planted

Yep. Tomatoes, peppers, broccoli, collards, cabbage, other greens, lettuce and arugula, pole beans, cucumbers, heirloom zucchinus, celery, leeks. Astonished everything is doing well considering the drought.

And hot. Thats why I waited for the three rows and just said maybe if I plant the temp will be down bu the time they come up

I'm only growing ragweed.

I was hoping to be in the new house in time to put one in but that's not going to happen.

We have a decent winter season too so maybe you can take advantage of that.

We should be in by November. Hoping for at least salad greens.

Yeah you'll be fine for cool/cold weather crops. You've got roughly 120 days at least of cool-ish weather which is pretty good for a lot of crops.

trouble said:

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I was hoping to be in the new house in time to put one in but that's not going to happen.

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You can still go plant in the yard. You don't need a house for that.

maroon barchetta said:

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trouble said:

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I was hoping to be in the new house in time to put one in but that's not going to happen.

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You can still go plant in the yard. You don't need a house for that.

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I don't want to have to drive over to water it

Currently,
Finishing out Okra and peppers.

Started Red and green Romaine, Broccoli, chard, and onions.

What kind of onions

I'm trying to coax my 2 pepper plants that survived this summer to start flowering. Farmers Almanac is calling for warm dry fall so I'm thinking we'll have an extended season for those.

Also trying to keep enough moisture in the soil to keep my saffron alive and hopefully it blooms in November.

I'll start thinking about leafy greens for the cool weather in a couple of weeks.

Did saffron for the first time last year and got one of those little plastic boxes worth. Sadly I forgot to plant the dang corms this year and I assume it's too late now.