Greetings SNH family, my pavement planted hands are finally healing up to where I could get a few things done in the garden this weekend. We had to replace the chicken water container as it broke when I was carrying it across the yard. The ladies were also laying a good bit under the roost. While technically edible, we did a cleanout and hopefully they will be back in the boxes today.
We had a great harvest of pak choi. I put 5 bags into the freezer for soups and save a fresh group for stir fry tonight.


Lastly, we had a mix of white globe turnips and another variety that I had some seeds of but have since forgotten what type. The greens were frozen and the roots stored in the fridge.


I also took about 30 minutes to put our tomato volunteers into pots.
Get ready for spring, its going to come fast.