Seedlings already started: kohlrabi, broccoli raab, Hy.broccoli, parsley, lavender, cilantro, leeks, onions, scallions, some lettuces, male, red and green cabbage,.and celery. Already wintersowed/direct sowed some carrots, radishes and shallots under low tunnels. There are also some lettuces, kohlrabi, and arugula that survived our winter without protection that I went ahead and covered for spring as well as a handful of broccoli plants. I'm not sure if they will head after overwintering but I don't see why not so I'm protecting them as well. Next week ill start the rest of the lettuces and then cauliflower, di cicco broccoli and a few others indoors. Those will all get transplanted out under double. Cover end of Jan/early Feb at which time ill also direct sow beets and spinach and more carrots. I still have a couple frames to construct so I need to get a move on. I'll be starting time, peppers.and eggplants end of Jan also. All my cucurbits ill start in Feb for may transplant. Hopefully all my nightshades can go out in April assuming I got spring stuff in early enough. Peas will also direct sow in feb, which will then hopefully be done in time for may/early June beans. I can't wait for.it to be march! Hope to be getting my first harvests by then!

If grew that much in a short amount of time then it sounds like it's not receiving enough light. This will cause the new growth to be weak and spindly resulting in it falling over. You might want to consider in either cutting half of the new growth off and supporting it or just supporting the whole thing by using some stakes and some twist ties loosely on the branches. The tree needs to be moved somewhere to get enough sunlight. If that's notossible then you can use some grow lights. Hope that helps you. Good luck!

I guess they were as fooled by the warm weather as I was, I was hoping it would stick around. Today we are getting snow. It's a mixture of rain and snow so it won't be staying for long. Marg

i think it looks alot like a young version of a american easter toad? if it helps? Here is a link that might be useful: