Tucking Our Plants In For The First Frost & The Ole’ Saturday Trading Post Link Up

We had our first frost where we live last night when we have to wear slippers in our house it means Winter is officially here.  Pictured above is for the most part the last of our Peppers of the season and also one of our German Giant radishes which are delicious fried up with bacon….although I am starting to wonder if just everything is wonderful with bacon 😉

We garden with a lot of large pots in the yard we should call ourselves Lil’ Suburban Potager instead but living in the coastal area this makes it much easier to get our soil mix right and to move plants around as needed.  Also you can see in the photo above that we are plagued by pinecones….oh yes there will be many people who get pine cone bird feeders from me this Christmas!

We had to laugh because in the photo below is our peanut harvest for this past year……..they were fun to plant and watch grow since we had never grown them before and we plan to try again for a larger crop next year.

We made our preparations and covered all of our pepper plants that are still producing but had not been moved to the greenhouse yet.

Here is a post about our local Hobby Greenhouse Tour so you can see a picture of our Greenhouse.    Our Greenhouse is really a good example of what can be done with a small budget using primarily recycled materials on a 1/3 of an acre.  I have also attached another post that shows some of the inside of our Greenhouse as this is the time of year we Greenhouse owners really start using them and tucking our plants in for Winter.

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4 thoughts on “Tucking Our Plants In For The First Frost & The Ole’ Saturday Trading Post Link Up

  1. Fry radishes with bacon? I don’t really know how to eat radishes except for raw in salads. I thought I might throw some my dried ones in soup. Radishes and bacon might be pretty interesting.

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