Gardening on Christmas Eve

The weather is so good!
60 F and humid, 100% humidity inside the greenhouse.
I covered my greenhouse recently and transplanted some of the greens from the garden there.
That's how it looks now -

Lettuce, kohlrabi and green cabbage

 Mixed Asian greens, borage and celery

 Parsley, chard and leek

 Chard, napa and onion

 Radishes, bok choi and tatsoi

 Green onions ready to transplant.

 Small bed cleaned, added peat moss and vermiculite.

  Ta-da!  (the was also some place for small beets)

Chard pots update 4/10/2012

Spring... so much to do....and a regular work.....I would like to have 48 hr in a day.....

By the way, my swiss chards pots looks good, actually

the mustard greens are bigger and better, but I hope chard will catch up.

 I would like to get more greens!

More chard pots.

 Okra us still inside on a sunny windowsill.

And this is my squash garden - all of them are outside over a week with 34-40F at night.

Cold outside - working with containers

Second day is very cold and windy outside so I am working on my future container garden.

 I transpanted some of the biggest zucchini squashes in larger containers (black beauty and Italian summer mix). I also added some of the lettuce Little Caesar on sides.

 5 Chard pots - charm in the middle and some greens around - komatsuna mustard, bock choi,
also marigold.

 Another chard pot

One bid chard pot - Large Ribbed Chard with komatsuna and lettuce in front. One small nasturtium flower in the middle. I hope it will be nice in some weeks.