This looks amazing! But I gotta ask—how do you not have a cabbage moth infestation with all those brassicas? Your leaves are so perfect! If I don’t net mine during our 4-month growing season, they’re toast.
@Remi
We’ve had some luck for sure. Honestly, most of the romaine didn’t survive. Something’s been nibbling on our artichoke leaves too—I’m guessing it’s rabbits or squirrels.
Wow, just wow! So pretty.
Dorian said:
Wow, just wow! So pretty.
Thank you so much!!
Those cabbages are gorgeous!
Finch said:
Those cabbages are gorgeous!
Thank you 
Haha, I see your username fits perfectly 
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What kind of garden is thriving like this in December?
Indigo said:
What kind of garden is thriving like this in December?
A California one 
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Keenan said:
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you .
This is incredible!
Larkin said:
This is incredible!
Thank you!
Amazing job! You should be proud.
Bali said:
Amazing job! You should be proud.
Thank you 
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Zone 9b? No way my garden would survive here—it’s 20° and snowing.
Sidney said:
Zone 9b? No way my garden would survive here—it’s 20° and snowing.
It’s 60° and clear skies here 
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What a lovely garden!
CharlMorgan said:
What a lovely garden!
Thank you 
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Great garden! Are those ornamental kale, and are they good to eat?
SageSkyler4 said:
Great garden! Are those ornamental kale, and are they good to eat?
Thanks! Yes, you can eat them, but they’re not as tasty raw as the curly kale I’m growing. They’re great sautéed with garlic and olive oil, though. Honestly, I planted them because they look pretty!