i don't know the answer to your question, but maybe you can answer one of mine :) How can I get that bulletin? I keep hearing about it, and it sounds like it has lots of good information.

Of that list the only thing I think it might be a little early for is carrots, but maybe only by a couple weeks? Also I left some of my broccoli from last fall instead of tearing out the spent plants and they're putting out florets already, so I'm going to put out some broccoli starts this week. I'll try putting some seed down too, why not?

Marcy, the bulletin is free for the applying. Check the bulletin's website www.agr.georgia.gov.

It's a fun newsletter, and has some very useful information.

Rose

Oh, yes, also I'm going to winter sow peas and green onions tomorrow (was painting my bedroom today!). I will probably post when any of it germinates and how long it took. I will probably then do carrots next week; thanks Jennifratrix for your thoughts.

rb

Direct sow your peas now. Ours have been flower at church for weeks.
The thought of planting mustard just in January is strange it's very frost hardy. I have it all winter.

GGG

thanks for the info!

and yes, at work we have mustard, kale, parsley and a few other things along that line as winter color, and it generally does really well. mine is about 2 feet tall :)