Yeah, our growing season is not as good as yours. My best indication of that is the local/organic basket thing we used to subscribe to. It became clear quite rapidly, knowing the lengths they went to in the good times, when those sorts of things were simply no longer available at all and they had to resort to serious gymnastics to continue to justify their monthly fees.
I didn't mind, they had good culinary imaginations and filled the 3 or 4 down months with interesting alternatives, complete with odd recipe suggestions. It would be very nice to have ripe produce all year round, though.
And I do love having fresh herbs in the yard.
I used to hate the summer here, because it's humid like the inside of a boiling frog, but the herbs and veggies have begun to sway my feelings.
Re: on seasonality, and the benefits of being a tomato newb
I didn't mind, they had good culinary imaginations and filled the 3 or 4 down months with interesting alternatives, complete with odd recipe suggestions. It would be very nice to have ripe produce all year round, though.
And I do love having fresh herbs in the yard.
I used to hate the summer here, because it's humid like the inside of a boiling frog, but the herbs and veggies have begun to sway my feelings.