in Maine. To do this, he plants cold hearty vegetables in August
(with succession plantings later on) for harvest throughout the winter.
We have a much milder climate than Eliot does, so we are hoping to be
able to see production from our hoop house (a 30'x96' greenhouse with
no ends on it). We can put ends on it if we have to. Last year the
previous owner still had broccoli and beets growing available for
harvest in December without any covering at all.
Jonathan has been busy planting peas, spinach, rainbow chard and
lettuce for our "second spring".
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