Currently planted for me:
Spinach
Kale
Collards
Carrots
Turnips
Onions
Garlic
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Parsnips
Radish
Peas
Mustard Greens
Yukon Gold Potato

Under lights:
Lots of Tomatoes most transplanted to bigger containers already
Squash - Transplanted after only 1 week. Grew large roots fast. I guess I am new and learning
Lavender
Lots of sweet and mile Peppers
Herbs- Basil, celeriac, cilantro, dill, fennel, parsley and more

This is my first year with a very large garden and my second year with a garden. I think everything is going as planned so far. My radishes are starting on their first true leaves. Everything in the ground has sprouted except the cabbage and others that I put in the front yard garden.

I have some of the romanesq broccoli /caulifower started and will put them in the garden today or tomorrow along with some chard, but I am concerned that I am too late for big gorgeous plants.

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I really don't trust that it is over, Cynthia, though maybe not a really bad blast coming.

I think it's about over, though we're having a few cold nights. I've started peppers, tomatoes and a bunch of flowers from seed, tomatoes and one pepper are all that have come up yet, and I'm bringing them indoors at night. I already planted some tomatoes, and am covering them at night. But I think it's essentially done for this year.

Today's high was about 46? I'd say it is definitely still winter.

And a light freeze tonight...............yes, winter is still with us!!!

Rule of thumb - Wait till April Fool's day. Remember that snow we had in early April a few years ago?

Anything could happen for the next 6 weeks.

It has been a mild winter here in San Antonio. My one bell pepper plant never froze and has new leaves coming out.
I have spinach, romain and cabbage just sprouting. I figure I can always plant them again.

Thermometer says 27 at my house this morning and there is ice in the bird baths, so it is still winter where I live.

I had frost this morning nearby Spicewood but forecast calls for rather mild weather for at least a week. My Montezuma Cypress is growing! Bermuda grass are slowly starting to green up as well.