Thanks for the reminder that fall sowing times are coming up (or here for many crops).

Last winter was my first one with very low tech low tunnels. The extreme weather and heavy snowfall completely buried my two foot chicken wire fencing and left no sign of the covered tunnel area. When the snow finally melted, the tunnels were flat on the ground. I figured the lettuce and spinach grown to a small size in the fall were goners. Turned out the tunnel wires had been pushed several inches into the ground by the snow load and when I pulled them back up the crops were still fine underneath. I was amazed. We ate very early salads in spite of a late spring. Definitely going to repeat the fall sowings this year.

And I'll be checking the seed box for varieties recommended by JJS. Can't remember the varieties used last year. Maybe I have the info in my garden notes...maybe not...sometimes I neglect to write things down and then am sorry later.