Cathy Rehmeyer

Is spring ahead of schedule in your neck of the woods? Fruit tree blooms vary in freezing temperature... fb.me/4rx57KWaU

True mini-cabbage "Gonzales" is so darn cute, and very cold-tolerant to boot! These grew all winter without any... fb.me/1Lepk4fNO

Beet blush. I "forced" these beet leaves, similar to Belgian endive, by potting up beet roots and growing them in... fb.me/6XqWzHV9D

After a low of 5F, it becomes really apparent that variety matters. These salad turnips were grown in the same... fb.me/6x48xvQcm

Our overwintering plants in the low tunnels are confused -- about a month ahead of schedule thanks to these... fb.me/1TltpZ2sq

I'll soon be easing back after a year-long "sabbatical" from this page. Yes, I've still been growing, as you can... fb.me/4lJqMsdtr

I've missed you all (so very much!), and I couldn't let 2016 go by without sending out my usual New Year's wish... fb.me/80NZJspc3

We are ready for you! fb.me/82mtKjV1K

One of my favorite moments in the garden is when those tiny seed leaves emerge after a sowing... magic! No... fb.me/7TSgw6SeH

We have been so bzzzzzy -- it's really time for me to take a break from Facebook for a while. So you know, my... fb.me/3YfaDQkxT

A friendly reminder. For the love of your friends and neighbors, consider carefully before you plant those seeds. ;) fb.me/4n6Dgbg0u

I am a child of the redbud tree... fb.me/50HOHuf4D

Two overwintered collard varieties side by side down the length of the bed -- hybrid Blue Max has been bolting... fb.me/3JtWULbU6

Dear Winter, It's not you... it's me. I just think we need a break from each other for a while. fb.me/7M46Q3FuE

Agreed! Especially now as we transition our farm to organic certification... It ain't cheap, folks. fb.me/7Mx1ucoue

Think you can't use those shady spots in your yard? Try these! fb.me/7Keg6ehYq

Greensprouting (chitting) some of our potatoes this year for an early start. I thought of my grandmother as I... fb.me/5UGm9Iecr

Ducks are part of our rotational plan for managing garden pests (no more slugs!), and their eggs are incredible... fb.me/72yEhVDbf

Last of the overwintered cabbage. We've been cutting cabbage consistently since November, thanks to two great... fb.me/7ZVsMwOvh