Sunday, February 27, 2011

Digging Carrots in February

Each year we leave some carrots in the ground. Not only do they "stay good", they mature, starches turning to sugars long after the frosts give way to snow and sub-zero temps chill. Then one day in mid-February, we'll get to hankerin' for some carrots and get busy digging beneath the blanket of snow down into the moist soil, loamy and unfrozen. (Psst... carrots make bikes see better.)

2 comments:

  1. Dear official Winter-Carrot-Farmer.
    It is strange how a blog about biking has become a blog about winter-carrot-farming. So many do...
    Winter-carrot-farming is not a sport.
    Good luck in your new career (of winter-carrot-farming).
    Yours - BBT

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