Gardening Alone & Planting More Fall Vegetables In Appalachia

Come along as I work in the garden cleaning out beds and replanting things for our fall bounty. I love feeding my family from our garden here in the mountains of Appalachia.
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[@1984jee]

Tipper, I’ve heard you speak of your hope for your late tomatoes a couple times and wanted to share our experience. We were expecting frost and our tomatoes were loaded with green ones. We picked them and wrapped each one in newspaper, then put in cardboard boxes. We put the tomatoes in the garage in a dark area. They ripened slowly and we had ripe tomatoes through December. I enjoy sharing your life and family. And I sure love digging in the dirt also.

[@KB-ku4um]

This is almost exactly what I do! I pick 'em and put them in brown paper bags on my kitchen counter. They always ripen just fine, they're just a bit smaller than they would be if given full grow time on the vine. It does work!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Granny does that too 😀

[@thomasmccardle725]

What a great idea, I don’t know if I could wait since I love me some fried green maters!

[@joistevens4454]

I totally agree, this is my first year retired early and have just loved my garden! Seeing it everyday has been such a new blessing

[@sundrop3911]

I like your little outside sitting area. You can take a break, or snap beans, or just simply sit there and enjoy all the beauty of your beds from all your hard work.

[@markisom350]

What do y'alls like the best, collard, mustard or turnip greens ??!!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

We love mustard greens 😀

[@cathyblasco4497]

Tipper, how far apart are those panels?

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

About 4 feet 😀 Thank you for watching!!

[@tinahiggins5789]

How did the 14 day pickles come out?

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

They were wonderful 😀

[@arieldanielle23]

Miss Tipper you have been such a lovely part of my life these last few months. I love seeing the updates on your garden, your popsicle times with Mr. Matt and it's really been great having your videos play while I'm working toward my degree. I don't have to focus on what you're doing so much as just enjoying hearing y'all talk because it takes me back to when I was younger hearing the general chatter of my own family. I'm not a religious lady at all but I love hearing Katie & Corie play and sing. Kinda throws my boyfriend for a loop because I'm a big metal head but sometimes he walks in to me listening to your girls singing hymns. All that to say thank you. I'm in a quarter final exam week and you've all been with me through it.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Love that we've kept you company!! I remember how stressful those test weeks can be. I wish you well on them all 😀

[@arieldanielle23]

@@CelebratingAppalachia Thank you so much. I was sweatin' hard because I thought I might fail a class... and if I fail the class, I fail the quarter... If i fail the quarter, I have to start the entire program over again. and I'm in spitting distance of the end. I got the news today that I passed so I'm tickled frikkin pink and only have one more final to smash tomorrow before my quarter break. So thank you again. Your channel is humble and simple but so valuable. I wish you and yours all the best.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

@@arieldanielle23 Whoooo hoooo! That is great news!! Yay for you! 😀

[@lorchid23]

It’s been an *absolute pleasure* to be able to follow y’all’s spring/summer gardening ventures again, Tipper.. 💯🇺🇸❣️ Thank you for allowing us come along!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I appreciate you 😀

[@shannon1577]

You work so hard ! Anyone who has worked gardens knows what hard work it is. Thanks for all the inspiration you create.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you so much!

[@juliagarza9942]

I just love the mountains. My husband has for many years has dreamed of moving there. You have been very blessed to have been born in such a wonderful place. Love and Blessings. ❤

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I have been blessed. Thank you 😀

[@innergrandma7963]

Ive been cleaning out our food storage room. I have been listening to the books you read. I just finished Dorie and now I'm listening to Alex. Their stories just touch my heart. Thank you for introducing us to them. I retired this year too and yes, the blessings are bountiful. Be blessed from GA.

[@rosehunt9640]

Fall! My fav. time of the year. I love the color changes, the cool breezes and I love turnip greens and turnips. Your channel is one of my favs. I really enjoy the vids you post. You make gardening look fun and easy and I KNOW it's hard work. It pays off in the winter. You mostly can, instead of freezing. Right? I always froze veggies. I'm disabled now but I enjoy watching your vids so much. Hope Matt brings home plenty of deer for this winter. 🦌Keep the vids coming. Can hardly wait for the next ones. God bless you and your family. ❤🍉

[@marthakemp127]

I planted beet seed September 4. They sprouted within 7 days and look healthy. Actually, I planted cabbage, carrots, mixed lettuce and kohlrabi the same day and all sprouted at the same time. I think they sprout better if the soil is warm, but mature at a cooler temp with a good dose of sunshine.

[@galewinds7696]

Tipper, you have got to be the most hard working sweetheart in the mountains, God bless you and your family 👪 ❤️

[@brendaschenck859]

It was nice to watch you work in your garden, I’ve been praying for your late plantings to well…I hope Matt was able to get venison for the family 🤗

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Brenda 😀

[@livvyweimar7362]

I really enjoy watching you in your garden and then preparing the harvest either to eat or to store. It reminds me of my childhood and helping my mom tend our garden.

[@wranther]

Something I have noticed as more years and seasons pass by Ms Tipper is how so many of the greatest choices and decisions arise and are resolved out in the garden space. Very peaceful video today! -Bob...

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you 😀 I feel like that too 😀

[@tinahuffman2788]

I agree Bob. Between hanging clothes to dry and gardening, the Lord has heard and answered many a prayer.

[@lianawelch5852]

Ms. Tipper, you have got me excited about a garden this spring,I love your vlogs,and the girls vlogs, y'all keep me company catching up with all of them, thank you for sharing your time with me and everyone else, I cherish your knowledge and I am grateful. We have deer coming up and eating the pears, very close to our house. God bless you and your family ☮️ I am grateful and happy to follow y'all ☮️

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thanks so much 😀

[@jimkugler5725]

Yes it was strange not having Matt with you or either of the girls but you got a lot of things accomplished including the popsicle break. I'm sure you work will be fruitful.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Jim 😀

[@nemomof7]

I love mixing turnips with my mashed potatoes. Yummy

[@kimberlymason7080]

good for you getting those beans pulled up! I dread stuff but the sense of accomplishment is worth the work!

[@maryeliason1504]

What a nice visit. Thank you Tipper. Such a nice little escape for me. I enjoy these so much. Enjoy your evening. Hope Matt gets his deer for the family. 🥰🙏

[@Grammysgarden]

What a beautiful, peaceful, place you're in. I feel so relaxed and calm watching you, your husband, and your girls. I look forward to your videos. Something you said today resonated with me. This year I have watched my garden daily sometimes multiple times, I feel so connected to it. When I had to pull my cucumbers I about cried and wrote a " sapoy" poem about them. Please have a blessed evening and take care.

[@LittleOcasioHomestead]

Every time one of your videos comes out I get so excited I just love them thank you for sharing like you do ❤️

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you so much!!

[@RealSB83]

Just finished reading the blind pig and the acorn blog, never knew the girls nickname was Chatter and Chitter. After watching their channel now I can see why it was fitting nicknames. I always enjoyed your gardening videos and the Appalachia food ways videos. Keep up the great work Mrs Tipper 👏 and as always sending prayers and blessings your way. 🙏

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you 😀 They are talkers 😀 Hope you have a great day!

[@charlielewis6849]

I love to hear y'all talk not beacus it's different really you guys sound just like us but just like another lady said on here it just the family chatter just sitting on the pourch or out in the yard we do it all the time glad to know we're not alone God bless

[@donna-n5h]

Tipper , I so look forward to your videos. I get a sense of peace when watching. During the health crisis is when I started watching You Tube on a regular basis , before that I would watch You Tube just to look up information on a subject. I found your channel a few months ago and I'm glad I did. I will be referencing this video when I plant a garden. I'm thinking of planting a couple of vegetables soon. I'm in Florida and it's still hot so I'm waiting another week or so. Your family life is truly sustainable . It must give you a sense of security and peace.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Donna 😀

[@crunchythumbsfpv367]

I just planted my fall crop. Got to love gardening. 😁

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

That is great! I hope it does well 😀

[@catladynj]

You had a wonderful garden season. Job well done. A+

[@frankscarborough1428]

Enjoyed seeing your garden and your planting for the fall and pulling down the dead plants as well! Know Matt is enjoying his hunting! God bless

[@kimberlyking9947]

Its so relaxing to watch your gardening videos.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I'm so glad!

[@dianatennant4346]

I planted late flat Dutch one year and it was an exceptional year for cabbage anyway but my cabbages were just absolutely huge that year I froze cabbage I made sauerkraut I did everything I could think of

[@keeptrying5962]

I know just what you meant when you described the garden as intimate to you. I feel the same way about ours, knowing just about every nook/cranny. I love that, it's like a friend! 🙌🏼

[@KB-ku4um]

I just found your channel (and the girls' channel) this past week and I am loving you guys! It's so comforting to watch, educational and entertaining. It's so nice to see your family dynamic, your sense of community and the sharing of things loved passed down through generations. Keep it up! I look forward to your new posts and love going back through the old ones getting caught up!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Welcome and thank you so much 😀

[@nancysparks6181]

Your garden seems lovely and I am excited to see what seeds grow this fall , I am so thankful that you are spending more time on your videos they bring peace and happiness. ❤

[@nickik.9037]

I was so excited about your carrots this year. I hope you plant some in your fall garden & they do well. Your dedication & time spent in growing food for your family has really paid off this year. You should be very proud of what your family has accomplished through all the hard labor you've put out. Blessings to you & your family!

[@sherierodriguez7708]

Hello Tipper I sure am hoping that Matt brings home a huge deer.

[@kathybruce100]

If watermelon gives you that much energy, I want some!😀 I love turnips and I started peeling and cutting them into good size chunks. Then I steam them until tender and top them with butter, salt + pepper. The flavor is wonderful to me and different than stewing. Sometimes I put other veggies like onions.carrots, etc in the covered steamer basket

[@swoodhaus]

I hope your fall garden is productive! You'll get something out of it I'm sure! Thanks for sharing!

[@dragonsweir2000]

You have the most wonderful garden! I am always impressed at the amount of work you all do in order to make that as productive as possible. As aways, a delight to watch and learn. Good luck to your husband in the hunt!

[@MrBlondjohn]

Thanks for this -- I'm inspired to MAYBE try a little patch of garden in my postage-stamp size backyard. We were INUNDATED by rain in July/ August, and I'm still SLOWLY getting the 6" grass & weeds mowed with my little 14" non-motorized reel mower, which is good exercise but right now I'm SORE from it! Stooping & bending is somewhat difficult for me, which makes me think I need to force myself to do more of it! Gardening should facilitate that! John Fisher Tarrant County, Texas

[@mikemanjo2458]

You have such a beautiful garden spot. My grandparents always had a garden. Theirs was always pretty, too. Great memories. I hope your Fall garden is very productive, too! ❤️🙏Jane in SC

[@amymahers2957]

Thanks for the video today. You and yours always give me a sense of peace and a boatload of memories. I love the mountains and am blessed to able to visit at my sisters cabin. There is a connection when I’m there. It is peaceful, quiet, and I love it when it rains. I can hear it coming through the trees. God gives us so much to enjoy. Your channel is quiet and peaceful and I’m grateful I found it. I root for your efforts in the garden and know from experience the joy and sense of accomplishment it brings. God bless and keep that shovel in the dirt!! 🥰

[@mitchmatthews6713]

You have a lot to be proud of, Tipper!

[@robinhaupt9119]

I really enjoy the garden usage and listening to what you are dreaming of for next year. Thank you Tipper.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@karenh789]

You're a busy bee! I live in a small condo and I don't have property to tend to, which is good since I'm 71 but I do miss not having a small garden to work. Indeed, you are blessed!

[@karenrinke9071]

Howdy Tipper, I was just over to Corie's place. She is having so much trouble with slugs. I am going to call my aunt Goldie and ask her; she has been fighting bug's and such for years. I heard you say that we might get a tomato on our replant plant. Woo-hoo can't wait. God bless you and your family.

[@jeffharris6127]

My granddad use to raise late flat dutch and grew one to 17 lbs.

[@stevendorsey4882]

Your hard work in the garden to get some Fall crops in is wonderful. I am sure your family loves the food from the garden. I also grow kale for our chickens and they love it.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you 😀

[@natalieshuburte9484]

I wanna see your chickens sometime! I bet they are cute

[@sondramccain3038]

I look every day to see if you've posted. I love your videos, I would appreciate one every day.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Wow, thank you!

[@christyjohnson6967]

Tipper, you have such a sweet soul. I’m so honored to “know” you. Even if it’s only on KZbin. Blessings to you and your family.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thanks so much 😀

[@kevinknight470]

Thanx for sharing Tipper, I too hated de-vining my trellis areas. So one day I was running the weed eater and decided to try it on the dead bean stocks on the trellis areas. It took a few minutes to figure out the best angle, but once I figured it out, it cut all of the old bean stocks for the whole garden in a matter of minutes, amazing. Anything a person can do to make gardening easier will make the whole experience better.😃

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Great tip-thank you!

[@bambiginger]

Tipper, your channel sooths my soul. I understand what you say when you talk about your first time being able to experience this all full time. Thank you for another wonderful and comforting video. Love from Ohio xoxo

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I'm so glad you enjoy our videos 😀

[@dianemattei9449]

I love all of your videos, thank you! I just came across your March 3, 2022 video on your three variations of your basic biscuit dough. One variation was baked hand pies. You mentioned that the chocolate filling had a gritty texture that some people might not like. I have a suggestion, instead of regular granulated sugar try confectioners/powdered sugar. It's regular sugar more finely ground & that should take the grittiness out of it. You will have to adjust your sugar measurements because if you use the same as you do for granulated it will be a lot sweeter. It will have a creamer texture.... 🥣

[@lindabarnes5299]

I thoought my husband and I were the only ones that read Alex Stewart!! We started reading him late '70's early 80's. Love his knowledge. And I need to rewatch you pickled peppers again because that looked easy and tasty!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Linda 😀

[@fayfrederick]

Miss tipper have you ever had any run ins with Bigfoot or as my granny would call them boogers? The boogers came the other night and ate all the pears out of our pear tree and stole two of our chickens...

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

We've never seen bigfoot, but we do have bears and other animals in the yard sometimes 😀 Mostly just traveling through to somewhere else.

[@walterlee1418]

Thank You Ma'am, Thank you for letting me/ us visit with you.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thanks for coming 😀

[@trailtl5543]

Hey Tipper, do you know where I could get some of the seeds for what you call greasy beans? I'm thinking is is a variety that I am looking for. Thanks! Great video by the way, as usual!!!!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

If you do an internet search for greasy bean seed several places will come up. There are different types. Our favorite is WNC Market but we've enjoyed all the ones we've tried 😀

[@lastdayshomesteading6288]

You got alot done there sister Tipper. I love those greens especially the collards. I'm bout half sowed here in the big garden and all my raised beds have cabbage and greens in those. You all will have alot to enjoy her in a couple months. Hope yall are well enjoyed the video as always, oh yea I did get to interview my Aunt Shirley. Actually I had my grandaughter do it thought it would be interesting to see an 8 year old ask the questions, and turns out they did a great job interacting I did mention that I got the idea from your interviews I hope you don't mind. Going to go back and do some more interviews thank you for all you do and keeping us balanced take care.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Yay! So glad you interviewed her!! And love that your granddaughter helped 😀

[@diannedutton6127]

I'm so glad you can now have time to do what you love so Tipper. It fills your soul, satisfying. I understand. I always loved working outside, especially this time of year.bi could live a thousand years in September. I'm eighty and still feel that way.

[@PleasantPrickles]

You have done an amazing job on the garden this year. Your pantry must reflect all your hard work. I can see how much you enjoy it. 🫑🍅🫑🌧🍉🍁

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you so much!

[@deborahkimball-billups6405]

Thank you so much for sharing your life with us and for being such a positive person for our young ones to see . 👀 Love wins always ❤

[@walt1957]

Sister.....Thank you....Lord keep you...Lord Guide you....Lord bless y'all...Mat,Granny...Walt🍉🍊🍈🍇🥒🌶🍐🍏🍎🍌🍋🍅🍓🍒🍑🥝🍍😁

[@davidhensley76]

Have you ever mixed small seeds (eg. mustard, turnip, etc) with a handful of dry sand, and then broadcast the mixture, to make spreading the seeds easier? I've heard of it but never done it.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I haven't but I've heard other folks say they do that 😀

[@sbishop16]

Great video! I love how you keep your garden going🥰

[@jerryedward4969]

Enjoyed tagging along with you, watching you work your garden. You mentioned beets and I remembered how my Mom used to have to hoe some small elevated rows, and she'd sow the seeds on top , and then she'd take some old boards and lay them on top of the beets. If she didn't plant the beets like that, most of the seeds wouldn't germinate, so you might try that if you're sowing beets in rows instead of broadcasting. You probably already know this but I thought I'd throw it out there and might help. Keep up the good work!!!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Jerry! I've never tried that 😀

[@jerryedward4969]

@@CelebratingAppalachia You're welcome, Tipper! It sounds kooky, but I've helped Mom grow beets and I know it works because I've seen it. LOL

[@Ayeloroz]

Love watching and listening to your shows! God Bless!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you so much!

[@robinchanteusedylan8326]

Watermelon. It's what for dinner. 🍉😋 I'm looking foward to seeing those cabbages. Hope Mr. Matt gets a deer. Outshine grape popsicles! Thanks for showing us how your lovely garden is doing this mid-Sept. 🌷

[@peggycartwright6285]

I just recently found your videos! I love watching you! I also love your girls music! I would love to see your place! My husband of 60 years and I used to have big gardens and lots of canning and freezing! I miss it! 🙏

[@amadahyrose]

What a pretty place! I've enjoyed my summer garden so much, but have been sick and with drought, it was rough. I'm working now, so probably not much of a fall garden and I'll miss that. I've still got peppers, tomatoes and various squash coming on nearly every day, too. Take care and I love the cadence of your video -- not rushed, easy-going, purposeful.

[@solinina6708]

I learn so much from you ,ty!❤️🙏🏻

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

You are so welcome 😀

[@leelaural]

I don't live in an area that can support a deep fall garden....honestly I am so bogged down with tomatoes can't imagine any more crops....I still have green tomatoes and I've been cutting them back almost daily......

[@TimothyT230]

I feel like I need to move to the country. Like it might heal my soul. Keeps calling back to me as my solution and then your channel popped up in my suggestions. Thanks for the awesome videos. From Carolina Beach, NC

[@frankiebutler2894]

I love turnips/mustard greens & love turnip roots. I’ll be tasting in my mind! I’ve enjoyed your pretty garden this year, too. BTW, I think you should plant more than 1row of corn, for the cross pollination. I’m not completely sure of that as I’ve never had enough room to plant it either. Maybe you should ask somebody else who knows better than I on that!!!

[@3doggymom]

I had (unfortunately) several Yukon gold taters from the store produce large eyes on them. Probably old when they got to the store. So I'm going to try planting them this fall as whole seed potatoes to winter over and hopefully have spring taters!! We'll see! Sometimes these little experiments have a good outcome! Planted turnip seeds in a couple of #10 washtubs today. My 1st time trying turnips.

[@negf22]

Love to garden, but can’t get around like I used to. Been in the mid 60’s here for over a week and in the low 50’s at night. Maples are starting to turn gold and orange. Even my burning bushes are starting to turn red. I hear we are going to get a warm spell starting Friday…supposed to be in the low 80’s for a little over a week and 60’s at night…so my green tomatoes should be ripening. I love fried green tomatoes , but normally don’t do them until end of the season…which will be here soon. ( I’m the only one that likes them, my husband doesn’t like them). Love your videos!

[@cynthiamorgan8975]

I always enjoy your garden tours. One of my favorite lines from the song "Happy Talk" in the movie South Pacific is "how are you going to have a dream come true if you don't have a dream". I hope yours come true. Dennis Morgan

[@yvonnemcmahan9037]

I just love all your videos. It reminds me so much of growing up doing all those things. Doing them with my mom and all of us helping dad do all gardening brings back so many fond memories. My mom, dad, brother and sister are all dead now. I am the oldest child. My dad just passed in April and I feel so lost and alone. I miss all those good times. It didn't seem like work doing all those things. It was reaping what we sewed and was able to can, store and freeze all of our foods except meat. Y'all have became a part of my life giving me hope I have lost. God Bless you all.

[@janedavis81]

Radishes are so good steamed. I steam them with broccoli and celery and put cheese when their tender. So very good . We like them with soup beans and fried taters and cornbread.

[@wandachiles6311]

May try celery or broccoli if you have them in six pack plant .I tried garlic bulbs and green beans flat beans and top crop had forty five ,can use sheet if frost .,try more herbs you can clip them blend them with little water and pour the ice tray pop them out and put them in freezer individual ice cubesuse when need recipe. just like fresh mustard large curled ,they have spinach mustard as well.,and green tomatoes and end use wrap in news paper and put them in dark place dry and look at them they should last to Christmas or Nov.thanksgiving.

[@bobsternvogel5550]

My former neighbor grew IO Chief sweet corn in the backyard of his house in a suburban development in Ohio, so you should be able to find room for a crop somewhere on your property. Much more useful, and tasty, than a lawn!

[@cindypressley4285]

Tipper, your garden is the prettiest it's ever been...I'm not sure why but I think it's the organization of the beds that appeal to me. The garden represents hope, I think, and you are really producing a lot considering what you have to work with. Sometimes I come by your house, and no one is home, that'sthat

[@mnnomad1870]

I guess there is always next year. My garden consisted of one volunteer tomato that the squirrels and rabbits let me keep. It's only about 8 inches high so I don't have much hope for a fruitful harvest from this one 😁

[@the_eternal_student]

Too bad all the vegetables are not American. What will future generations do for a garden with the States filled with high-rise apartments, including the land once designated as public forests? I am glad that you are trying to hold on to your gardening, farming, and hunting.

[@gregknight293]

Seems strangely sad to see you gardening alone and having your popsicle alone. Yall always do everything as a family is what I like most about your show. You have the garden looking nice for fall and I hope it does well. The anticipation of a newly planted garden is a very special feeling. Don't forget to leave a light on for the family coming home. Be well .

[@matthewbrandon931]

Those tiny cukes are called Cornichon by the French. They pickle nicely and are preferred by many.

[@UncleSasquatchOutdoors]

Thanks for letting me tag along with your day in the garden. The popsicle break was a bit different today.

[@thomasmccardle725]

Where’s your hubby? Nevermind you told us 😂 I hope Matt bags a trophy buck!

[@bkwoodadventures7061]

I got some butter lettuce and simpson black seed. I want like to put me some out...I didnt get none put out in the spring. I also have the dutch flat leaf cabbage.

[@Prepping_mimi]

We planted a fall garden but sadly I am realizing it may be too shaded right now…. Maybe the leaves falling will help. It’s like a race between the sun and frost.

[@charlielewis6849]

Oh yeah cann them greens and turnips and my wife even canned cabbage in 1/2 gallon jars sorry I can't tell u how it is we haven't opened a jar yet God bless

[@christinej2358]

Oh how I wish I could have planted a fall garden, but got to give our land and myself a rest. I’m excited to see all the bounty you will get.

[@Jean-ko4xv]

AS always, I enjoy you working outdoors, and good luck to matt. God bless. Jean

[@bertcochran6443]

Wore me out just watching you.

[@billblaydes6061]

Made me want to go weedeat. Always something to do outside.

[@1ACL]

You are lucky to be planting again. Where I live, a hard frost could happen any day now, and that will be that until the end of May!

[@tigerhead379]

I'm dreaming too Tipper. I go to sleep thinking about it and thanking God that I can work with my hands.

[@JCP1152P]

If my memory is correct, their is a flat dutch and a late flat dutch cabbage. Might want to check it out.

[@osmadchlo]

You have had a beautiful garden this year! ❤

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you! 😊

[@susanwalt4659]

It's nice that you have a longer growing season. Here, in Northern Indiana there's not a lot of plants that would make it thru our winters.