In several pots. I got the plants at tractor supply several weeks ago when I was buying extra dog food. I'm Already picking some, great to eat fresh greens.they tolerate the cold weather.
And peas are a great cold weather crop I plant every year. Plant now in ground or pots with trellis or poles. I planted some late last month and some several weeks ago, and some today. I stagger my planting every few weeks. I expect to have some peas by May.
Also planted some radish seeds.
I'm also going to get some cherry tomato plants, which I generally grow in pots when I start early, so I can cover or bring them in if the weather turns cold. I may start some seeds inside but usually buy already started, assorted varieties. I sometimes get them from Lowe's or home Depot or the local co-op. The local college won't be having their plant sale this year, and I'll miss that because I usually get assorted starts from them.
And being outside in the fresh air and sunshine is a very good thing.
Thanks NRaleigh for the information and encouragement. I wanted to echo what you wrote about cold weather crops and gardening. I plant in pots and in ground because I have the space. I can move pots with the sun and voles impact what I'm growing in the ground, so I tend to like container gardening better, but I do both.
I'm in Western NC.
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