"joe s" wrote in message
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TitanTim wrote in message
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"joe s" wrote in message
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I live in Southern California, and have started my winter garden as
well...
Cabbage, broccoli, chard, eggplant, cauliflower, lettuce, onions,
shallots, spinach, peas, many herbs, carrots, brussels...

And I'm also growing a nice supply of whiteflies, if anybody would
like to take these off my hands... I'm starting to get a handle on
them though...

i LOVE this time of year cools off enough so that you can enjoy the
outdoors i could spend HOURS in the garden

My mornings are great right now... I don't leave for work until 10 am,
so from about 7 (or maybe 8) until 9:30 or so, I just tinker around in
the garden... Good way to get the day started.

I'd be interested to know how your tomatoes and corn and cucumbers and
these other "warm weather" plants do in the winter... I normally stick
to the hardier plants in my winter garden...


well, so far it has been staying in the low 80s during the day and the
high
60s at night (and according to the forcast will stay that way for another
2
weeks)

otherwise, it's florida we MAY get a freak high 40's night this time of
year, but thats a one timer...



update on FL weather, looks like mid 80's for at least 2 more weeks.... my
garden is SO happy...