Neville Place Community Gardens (Cambridge MA) and baby bok choy
Brussels sprouts
bok choy
beets, leek
white and red Swiss chard
rows of lettuce, baby bok choy and chard
shell beans, turnip
winterbor kale, purple broccoli
Tuscan kale
I went by a couple local community gardens yesterday to see what’s growing. Waltham Fields and Cambridge Neville Place community gardens. Both have wonderful things still. It gives me ideas on what I can plant for late fall next year. The Brussels sprouts are very pretty. And the Tuscan kale. The big purple head of broccoli is fantastic!
In my garden, I have escarole, spinach, lettuce, cabbage, and a row of mixed greens that includes kale and bok choy. I also have the celeriac and parsnips still in the ground. Also lots of parsley and some tiny collard greens. The weather has been perfect for these recently and they’re growing well.
Waltham Fields Community Gardens
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What a wonderful selection of Autumn vegetables! I feel a home made soup coming on….
The entire post's photos are just wonderful! And looks NOTHING like our community garden!
Those trees are magnificent! Keep meaning to ask what "Collards" are.
We had our first Brussels last week, they were much sweeter than shop bought ones. The whitefly has been dreadful. Have some in the garden which haven't falling victim to the fly they should be ready for Christmas dinner.
Marian(LondonUK)
That leek is gargantuan! I have serious leek envy…
How wonderful with all those veggies, what a great picture of the community garden. I just love the ochre coloured trees.
Gorgeous (as always) photos. I LOVE that purple broccoli, I so want seeds for that to join the panoply of purple vegetables I'm planning for next year.
Wow! this post is also on Gardening Realm. so how's the formal complaint doing?
Kathy – Here in the desert, I really appreciate your pretty fall pictures.
– Daisy
I bet they appreciate the traffic they are getting. We'll see what happens with the complaints.
What a great tour, thanks for sharing. All the various veggies look so healthy. Your ending photo is very nice, frame worthy.
Oh my goodness… and to think, my garden has been over for quite a while now!!! Your pics have definately given me some great ideas for gardening next year to keep the garden going longer!!!! Thanks for sharing your findings.
~Felicia~
Nice job and keep it up, because your selection of winter vegetable is really good!
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