Spinach is my favorite leafy green vegetable. It is one tough little plant, and will keep on growing (albeit slowly) even when temperat...

Have you wondered if you could grow salad greens in the fall, winter and spring like I did? Is it possible or profitable?  Using th...

Fifteen minutes aren't over yet! Want to see lovely pictures of all the varieties I successfully grew on bench-tops in the pa...

I'm famous!  At least if you can navigate through the Cooperative Extension website and find the section on fruit and vegetable...

A fair amount has happened since I last posted something (in December!): 1) I defended, finished my thesis and graduated. That'...

Did you know there are six groups of cultivated lettuce?  I only grew lettuce from one of these groups - romaine - during the past two y...

Part two of Basics for winter, bench-top salad green production is now up on Greenhouse Grower as an episode of FloriCAST.   You can see ...

Exploring the Brassica family and how many of the plants I grow is a topic I have written about here and here .  Last week I wrote a th...

In late July I put together a slideshow on basics of winter salad green production on bench-tops for the video podcast Floricast . Last...

I haven't written anything in . . . over a month!  In part because this is a blog about winter salad greens (it may be pretty cool outsi...