Cold Frame Plantings
 If you garden below the 40th parallel, you probably still have enough daylight to make it worthwhile to plant hardy greens in a cold frame for early spring harvest. If the winter continues to
be mild like last year, you may be harvesting your own baby greens by Christmas. That is just what happened
with our 2011 cold frame trials. We planted cress, cilantro, spinach, tatsoi and arugula
on November 28, and were harvesting baby greens by New Year’s. Give these hardy greens a try:
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Fall Shipping–Garlic Bulbs, Perennial Leeks & Native Ginseng
 The season for fall bulbs is winding to an end. Don’t miss your chance to start your own easy to grow, regionally adapted heirloom garlic and perennial leeks. We’re providing our newly updated Onion and Garlic Growing Guide (PDF) with this year’s orders.
Also still available for fall only, help preserve an endangered native woodland plant by growing your own shade-tolerant ginseng from seeds or roots.
We have limited quantities still available of some varieties of fall-shipped bulbs:
Softneck Garlic:
Asiatic Garlic:
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Hardneck Garlic:
Samplers:
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