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Old 15-12-2007, 02:39 AM posted to austin.gardening
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No, you're fine. No one is contributing. No posts.
Dave

It's winter.

Unless you are growing cabbages and similar leafy greens, few people
garden this time of year. :-)


I don't understand, it is the best time to plant and to move things
around.
Prune the trees as you can see all the crossed limbs, and the falling
stuff
doesn't crush the flowers. I have been hauling pecan shells and using
them
to cover the paths in and around the beds.

Merry Christmas.

Cliff


Oh what you are doing is fine!

I was talking about actual winter gardening... Cruciferous veggies are
frost resistant. Cabbages, Chard, Kale, Brussel sprouts and Brocolli
etc. do best this time of year.

I personally like to grow winter chard:

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I can only manage to get a little lettuce. I have to put a cage around
everything. When I first moved here I used to grow the rainbow chard as an
ornamental. Now the deer eat everything.

I like chard with lots of butter and vinegar.

Cliff