Planning an “Early Spring” Bed to Get Much Earlier Harvests

My favorite method for faster harvests in the spring--how to plan for an "early spring" type of bed, the fall before, including the cold-hardy crops that I use for this. I am already harvesting salad greens in early February!

[@davidvankainen6711]

From MI, I commented on your over winter video. I just came across my large fabric pot used last year for potatoes where I densely seeded leeks late summer. I could have mistaken them for dead grass/cover earlier, but they seem to be reviving. I'll definitely find a home for some of them here and there in the garden. I hope they don't go straight into seed (same hope for my runt onions, shallots planted October same time and method as Garlic).

[@WellGroundedGardens]

I’ve got almost the exact same situation-a large fabric planter on our patio where my son and I planted some sprouted onions from the pantry as a bit of a science experiment. They may go straight to seed but they DID appear to survive, so far…

[@KLewis-jg1fk]

Thank you! Having lived in Hong Kong, I love yur info on bok Choi. IT also applies to alot of Asian greens. " do jeh nei" Cantones Chinese.....

[@WellGroundedGardens]

This is my first year growing the purple type. I’m excited!

[@bohemiangardensandgourdfar8812]

Very well done!

[@WellGroundedGardens]

Thank you!

[@rigoolvera4849]

love you beautyful.