A sunny day in Winter Gardening!

The Sun is shinning bright in my neck of the woods here in Cali! I thought I would show you what I harvested today from my winter Garden!

My first Celery Stalk, Some Bunching Onions, Fennyl, Curled Parsley, Swiss Chard, Red Leaf Lettuce and Romaine

Red Leaf Lettuce

It still amazes me what one little seed can produce!

I was extreamly happy to find Bees hanging out in the garden! Its always a great thing to see those little guys!

Happy Gardening My Friends!!!

Happy New Year & A look at whats growing in the Garden...

Happy New Year to all of my Friends and fellow Bloggers!

I thought I would just post a few pics of whats happening in the Winter Garden! Not too much going on but enough to hold me over till summer time!

Enjoy!

The Lettuce is growing nicely!

Swiss Chard is looking nice! Harvested some for a salad, super yummy!

Red Onion growing very well.

Fennyl, growing nicely from what went to seed over the summer!

Bok Choy, It doesnt look so good! But the flowers are pretty!

Celery Is bright green and looking nice! Cant wait to harvest the celery and dry the leaves for soups.

Im not sure what these are, but they pop up everywhere in the winter months throughout my yard. Very pretty though.

Happy Gardening my Friends!

Winter Garden

Today, I was playing catch up on some of my blog posts I have been meaning to write. I wrote about my Winter Garden on my Recycling Gardener blog when I meant to post it here! Obviously I wasnt paying attention! I couldnt figure out how to import it over here! So, here is the link to my other Blog all about my winter garden! http://recyclinggardenmom.blogspot.com/2009/11/winter-gardening.html

I hope you will take the time to see what me and little miss Kyla have planted this winter!

I would love to hear about your winter gardens and what has worked for you and what has not.

Here is a couple of pictures in case you cant get to the other blog!

Our small makeshift winter garden!

Swiss Chard!

Our wheel burrow salad bar!

Peas!

We also still have Peppers growing! Although I am sure they wont be much longer.

Happy Gardening!