Growing Veggies Over Winter

[@RejectedGamerGuy]

post an update when possible. would love to know how it turned out

[@lancasterfoodforest]

Yeah will do!

[@formidableflora5951]

Consider planting mache and claytonia, too--super hardy and tasty.

[@lancasterfoodforest]

Thanks, I'll check those out! I'm always looking for more hardy greens to try!

[@richjageman3976]

I just stumbled upon your channel. I think you are not too far from me. I hope you have some pawpaw available in early spring.

[@lancasterfoodforest]

I have lots of bare root pawpaws available now! I'll prolly still have some in the spring, but this is a pretty good time to plant now if you can (minimizes transplant shock and let's them establish themselves before spring)

[@eleanorerosanova7538]

Is your mini greenhouse on the west or south side of the house? I have found that the sun moves to the south side during autumn and winter time.

[@lancasterfoodforest]

It's on the south-west side of the house. I wish it were more on the south side, but my house doesn't really have a great south facing side

[@janramonmartin]

i want to do this at a larger scale, straw bale construction walls with poly tunnel roof - do you have a couple of digital thermometers which track minimum temperatures? im interested what the temperature inside is vs outside

[@lancasterfoodforest]

I would make sure to protect the straw bale walls somehow if you're doing it larger. I expect mine to deteriorate within a year or two of being rained on. And I'm okay with that.
I hope to purchase a digital thermometer soon as I'm also interested in that question.

[@janramonmartin]

​@@lancasterfoodforestmake sure you get two, one outside as a control