Planting a winter garden

Time flies! I already ripped out the summer crops from the edible wave garden. 

 New plan:

• First row (that little patch in front) = Crimson clover

• Second row = Chicory, radicchio, dandelion greens (ick, if you ask me, but we’re trialing some new varieties from Cook’s Garden)

• Third row: Cabbage (yum)

• Fourth row: Kale (even bigger yum)

• Fifth row: Cover crop (soil builder mix from Peaceful Valley Farm Supply). I’m paranoid after the tomatoes got diseased, and I want to do everything I can to improve the soil.

• Back row (againt the wall with the artichoke in the middle): Also cover crop

The floating row cover the seeded areas from the birds. It’ll also help to retain moisture while I’m gone over the weekend. I’m transplanting kale and cabbage on Monday. Looks to be a delicious fall and winter.

Here are more resources on planting an edible garden.

And here’s a great cool-season keyhole garden that used to be in the very same space!