In early March I started several kinds of lettuce, red Russian kale, chard, tat soi, and two different packets of mixed greens. I sowed them thickly in big containers, the idea being that I would eat the thinnings while they were in the cold frame, and whatever was left could be planted out in the garden. Now the cold frame is packed with greens that are ready to be transplanted. I’m hoping to get them in the ground this weekend. In the mean time I’ve been going through and snipping off leaves once a week or so, and enjoying the most delicious salads of baby greens. This afternoon I harvested two big handfuls of greens, which we proceeded to eat one leaf at a time, straight out of the salad spinner. This salad is so fresh and delicious, it doesn’t even need any dressing.
Looks great!
Fresh salad greens are a real Spring treat, and everything looks so healthy and vigerous
your Bartow genes are coming out strong . your greens look yummy mom
Kate, I nominated you for the versatile blogger award. If you have already been nominated and don’t wish to accept, that’s fine it’s not going to hurt my feelings. I just enjoy your blog and wanted to put it on my list.