[JRandomFreeper]

I've got a cold-frame that I'll set up over them when it starts getting really cold. I can generally have lettuce all through the winter.

Yes, they will be tiny little seedlings. I don't direct sow anything, actually.

/johnny

[tflabo]

Still have some Spring planted arugula growing out back lasting all through the summer. I harvested seeds from the bolted ones and now have seedlings in egg carton shells that germinated in 3 days. Pretty hardy stuff to last so long in high heat. Now I’ll wait to transplant the new seedlings in cooler temps—thanks for all the advice.

[gorush]

My wife has three “Earth Boxes” on a cart. She has lettuce growing well into the winter, both fall and spring, as we pull the cart out when possible and into the heated garage when it freezes.