Some are concerned with food miles. Not me. This salad was harvested mere yards from my kitchen.
Crunchy Bibb lettuce, colorful Swiss chard, sweet pac choi, and crisp radishes were fresh additions to a winter salad.
It is great fun to wander through the gardens, picking and pulling food from the ground, then enjoying its intense flavors soon afterward.
Have you started dreaming about your spring garden yet? If you are in North Florida, check out my February To-Do List for some ideas to get you started.
If your view of the garden is obscured by snow drifts, check out my post on how to get free seeds and start your collection.
If you are new to gardening, you can get some ideas from my posts on the basics of starting seeds, how to start composting, and why I mulch.
Gardening is soooo much fun!
Coffee to Compost 
You’re making me jealous!! My garden is covered in weeds from last summer, and 2 feet of snow drifts. But, I’m already experimenting with the Farmer’s Almanac website garden planner. 🙂 Thanks for the bright pictures!
I think dreaming and planning is part of the fun! 2 feet of snow is no match for a planner!