Last Garden Video of 2018, Winter Update

For something different, I thought I'd do this garden update in the snow. We got about three inches from the "blizzard" the other night, and it looks like it'll melt in a couple days, but it looks nice for now.

There are few cauliflower heads, one small branch of broccoli, and maybe a couple cabbages waiting under the snow to be harvested as soon as they thaw enough to cut with a knife. Mint is hiding under the snow to be used anytime. There's also kale and Swiss chard that may survive this cold, but it's iffy. I put greenhouse jugs over a few beet and turnip plants to try to keep them alive through the winter so they can go to seed next year, since they're biennials. Might stick a couple of those on Swiss chard plants as well.

It looks like this will be my last garden video for this year. I'll have at least one more update at my blog when I figure up the total harvest, whenever I remember to get prices on everything from the store. Then it'll be time to review this year, what went well and what failed, and start planning for next year.