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Last update: 11/19/2011

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Raised beds	Raised bed with leeks in the background	A view of the collards showing how large they can get
Young New Zealand spinach	White Cushaw winter squash	The freeze was in October 12, 2008, which is most unusual because first freeze has always been around mid-November, or even later. Perhaps a sign of climate change. Killed all freeze sensitive plants.
Glaskin's rhubarb survives 100 plus temperatures	French sorrel
Flaccid, ice-encrusted winter broccoli recovered the freezes, the snow, and produced big in the spring	Amaranth Elephant	Calendula, an anti-itching medicinal plant
One white cushaw winter squash plant, still growing	Black-eyed beans	Black-eyed beans

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Robert Kerekes

R & R Homestead, PO Box 2738
Lancaster, CA 93539 
(661) 728-0095
rrhomestead@qnet.com

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