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that's an amazing story about the winter sowing...I'm a saver and always seem to store those types of containers and I have a garden "hot" house, no heat source but lots of light and protection from the snow and the wind that I think would work perfectly to place the seed containers.

by gosh, think I'm going to try it....

my garden: done....hubby picked several nice squash plus my prize trombone squash..I have some cabbages but they still are so small and I wonder if they are any good?....do cabbages keep growing in the fall?

my two hop plants grew pretty well for being just planted in late May...they produced a few hops but I didn't pick them...I'll cover the plants and hope next year they'll really produce.

I have some parsley and some rosemary and basil...

a few apples on our few trees...

garlic planted and covered...

doing mostly bed cleanup now....added some potting soil to the raised beds and threw in some leaves my hubby has mulched...

always planning and I just know that next year will be even better.

We always have containers - lots of the gallon jug ones in particular (& I do Chinese takeout now & again). I’ve got a little thinking/planning to do as to exactly where to put them, but I should be able to work something out. Spring never comes soon enough for me so to be able to ‘winter sow’ is definitely something I want to try! :-)