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Fall, Winter in the Western Plains and Mountains
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Fall, Winter in the Western Plains and Mountains
A new year is beginning. Time to think about the past season and plan for the new season.
I still have tomatoes ripening in a box in the cool mud room. There are still potatoes and garlic in bins there too. We ate the last of the carrots in soup for Christmas. Soon I need to make hominy from the corn.
Some things did not happen this fall. The garlic cloves I saved out for replanting never got planted, maybe in an early break in the spring. ANd somehow a compost pile never got put together from barn cleanings. That will have to happen in early spring as well. It will be ready for squash but not for broccoli.
This is the time of year I look at my garden plan. I think I will put the broccoli where the peas were last year. That might be enough of a boost without the extra compost.
Last picking from the garden this fall.
Corn drying in the window. I got a couple pounds of kernels to make hominy from. The yellow shriveled ones are some Sugar Dot cobs I missed on the down wind side. I wonder if they also crossed with the Painted Mountain.
I still have tomatoes ripening in a box in the cool mud room. There are still potatoes and garlic in bins there too. We ate the last of the carrots in soup for Christmas. Soon I need to make hominy from the corn.
Some things did not happen this fall. The garlic cloves I saved out for replanting never got planted, maybe in an early break in the spring. ANd somehow a compost pile never got put together from barn cleanings. That will have to happen in early spring as well. It will be ready for squash but not for broccoli.
This is the time of year I look at my garden plan. I think I will put the broccoli where the peas were last year. That might be enough of a boost without the extra compost.
Last picking from the garden this fall.
Corn drying in the window. I got a couple pounds of kernels to make hominy from. The yellow shriveled ones are some Sugar Dot cobs I missed on the down wind side. I wonder if they also crossed with the Painted Mountain.
Turan- Posts : 2620
Join date : 2012-03-29
Location : Gallatin Valley, Montana, Intermountain zone 4
Re: Fall, Winter in the Western Plains and Mountains
+1AtlantaMarie wrote:That's a nice last harvest, Turan...
Re: Fall, Winter in the Western Plains and Mountains
Nice haul, Turan! What kids of peppers did you have in?
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8737
Join date : 2015-06-12
Age : 62
Location : Ada, Ohio
Re: Fall, Winter in the Western Plains and Mountains
Thanks!
The peppers are Krimson Lee from Johny's and Hot Hungarian Wax plus a couple paplano. They did really well for us this year. I still have a couple of those HHW dried next to the stove to crumble into stew.
The peppers are Krimson Lee from Johny's and Hot Hungarian Wax plus a couple paplano. They did really well for us this year. I still have a couple of those HHW dried next to the stove to crumble into stew.
Turan- Posts : 2620
Join date : 2012-03-29
Location : Gallatin Valley, Montana, Intermountain zone 4
Re: Fall, Winter in the Western Plains and Mountains
Thanks! I had epic fail on peppers this past year...never had that happen before. Looking for prolific and delicious!
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8737
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Location : Ada, Ohio
Re: Fall, Winter in the Western Plains and Mountains
We are in Elko, Nevada, heading to Idaho tomorrow. When we arrived in Elko this evening, I was wearing flip flops and a short-sleeved tee shirt. It's cold up here No snow, just dark clouds, some sprinkles and cold wind! A green house would be mandatory for extending the season.
Re: Fall, Winter in the Western Plains and Mountains
It is really windy and cold out. Looks like it is snowing on the mountains south of us. I hoped to dig carrots today but I think I will put that off.
Sanderson, keep warm! I hope you packed wool socks for those flip flops
Sanderson, keep warm! I hope you packed wool socks for those flip flops
Turan- Posts : 2620
Join date : 2012-03-29
Location : Gallatin Valley, Montana, Intermountain zone 4
Re: Fall, Winter in the Western Plains and Mountains
It was nippy! North Nevada, South Idaho and Wyoming, North Utah.
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