That’s folksy talk referring to the fall vegetable garden. At the Lewis Ginter Community Kitchen Garden we have all the old tomato plants cleared, the stakes & cages stacked, a winter cover crop of annual rye and red clover sown, and we’re just a couple of weeks away from beginning our Fall harvest for the Community Kitchen.
The stakes are stacked for the winter. No small task, made possible by the willing & able hands of volunteers.We have some good-looking broccoli in progress - a total of 190 plants.We have three types of cabbages: conventional Jersey, Early Gonzales (a "mini" cabbage) and a red cabbage. A total of 150 cabbages.