First night with a real freeze last night, forcing us to take a moment and disconnect hoses for the first time this fall.  

One of the early fieldhouse where the taller greens (Russian kale and overgrown arugula) pushed the row cover off the canopy.  These are cold hardy so we let ‘em sweeten up with the freeze.

Growing veggies for the fine folks of Southeastern Massachusetts, w/ a focus on nutrient quality. Always interested in the evolution of digital payments.  🎩 

In the greenhouse, they're safe, right? Even in extreme cold? Do you have many greenhouses like this one here?
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Yes, it is a resting period for nature to recharge for most other vegetables.

They can handle temps down to the low 20s without covers, lower with a cover or two.

Only planting the cold hardy crops for the  late fall and wintertime.