Here are 2 celery bottoms, one of which has sprouted a bit, and a core of head lettuce, which is also sprouting. I’ll move them to the garden soon.
Bibb lettuce, started from seed. I can start harvesting some of the leaves for salad soon.
Carrots. I need to read my square foot gardening book to figure out what to expect here and when.
celery plants. I’m harvesting separate stalks, since I didn’t tie them together as I was supposed to do.
Newish celery plants.
Radishes ready to harvest.
Simpson lettuce. Some is ready to start using.
My sole spinach plant. I don’t know what happened that the other seeds didn’t make. I keep meaning to plant more, but the days get away from me.
Love your Fall garden!
Thank you! I didn’t plant things the way I’m supposed to, technically, but I’m delighted that we’ll be able to enjoy some fresh stuff for our salads.
You are lucky to be able to enjoy your vegetables yet, Linda 🙂
They do all look good.
I know I’m lucky, Irene. That’s one of the wonderful things about Arkansas – the long growing season. :0)