Cabbage looks good ,brussel sprouts and broccoli too ! Tomatoes a little slow ,peppers still small except for the over Winters (reapers), just fertilized for the 1st time . Oh and legends lookin good ! Trying a couple artichoke for the first time ! The 16 or so Homer buckets are to protect from frost I hope ?

men are visual...that's what i tell my wife anyway...doesn't work...but u can send pikshurs...i covered my Porters just because yawl scared me

Glad I haven't planted my garden yet. It came a dusting of snow last night in the panhandle

First time growing a Yellow Squash in a few years. I've been growing Patty Pan/White Scalloped. Planted one Yellow this year(front right). Coming along nicely. Hopefully these couple make it. I only have one male flower blooming right now. But plenty males that are getting ready to. And females are throwing off fruit. Should get a decent crop off this one plant. They got a little frost nip, but will be fine.

Had a pretty good set back with most of my transplants dying. A majority of the new seeds never did sprout I think due to heavy rain. I started a third round a few days ago. Even though I'm behind schedule, I think I'll be fine as long as there's no downpours. The frost from the other day did not seem to impact the established plants.

May be another frost north and west of metroplex again tonight

No frost here

All my stuff is stalled out.

Slow start but comin along

My first ever artichoke

Guess the changing weather did a number on my bok choi (Chinese cabbage) . Never really took off and it's already flowering . Broccoli , onions and collards are fine .

Had 2 tomatoe plants that got a little frost bite even after covering with a 5 gallon bucket

I grew them in MS with decent success. I let my garden go, the artichoke started to bloom, it was cool looking. I’ll find a picture and post it.

that is wild looking ! Now I'll be torn ...eat it or let it flower ?