[Garden] Winding Down the season

[Madeline Rosamond]

I wouldn't recommend tilling, since we'd lose some soil to erosion.
Fight erosion, man! I'm not sure i"ll make it out today (deadlines,
deadlines) but hopefully I'll see y'all soon.

I turned over the compost about 2 weeks ago but I'm sure doing it
again wouldn't hurt.

Cheers,
Maddy

On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 1:52 PM, Paul Nijjar <paul_nijjar at yahoo.ca> wrote:
>
>
>
> --- On Wed, 10/8/08, Peter Belej <pbelej at sandvine.com> wrote:
>
>> -          Herbs (you can trim some down a couple inches
>> from the ground
>> like mint, parsley, chives...)
>>
>> -          Asparagus
>>
>> -          Raspberries
>>
>> -          Strawberries
>>
>> -          Gooseberries
>>
>> -          Rhubarb
>>
>> -          Garlic (since we recently planted this)
>>
>> -          Winter Wheat
>>
>> -          (Artichoke?  I really have no idea about this
>> one)
>>
>> -          Late harvest crops (ie: things we planted
>> recently and we're
>> waiting to hopefully grow up a bit)
>>
>
> Leeks can stay or be eaten. So can the lettuce we planted, since it is
> a later crop. There are some peas but they probably won't do anything.
> Maybe the onions should be picked?
>
> I suggest that FnB take as much lettuce and as many radishes as they
> can use.
>
> I will be by on Sunday, weather permitting. I hope I am not lonely,
> but given that I am incapable of getting to the garden on time I
> expect I might be.
>
> - Paul
>
>
>
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