Things are winding down for sure here in New York state.
days in the 40's and low 50's, nights in the 30's or so.

I weeded and hoed up my old little side vegetable garden so that it would be easy to turn it into our raspberry patch in the Spring.

As for the big veggie garden, there are still some patches of carrots, turnips, scallions, and some lettuces all hanging in there. And a few radishes. the lettuces are getting a bit strong tasting and the ones that have bolted I have pulled out. But some are still going ok, the little mesclun especially, and some dark red frilly leaf lettuce. I am still leaving the little patch of bok choy because they have yellow flowers which my honey bees seem to be really loving right now. I'm surprised the bok choy hasn't succumbed to the frosts already- we've had a few!

Next day in the 50's I will pull out all the little beets and hoe those spots. It's so much easier hoeing the fluffy dry autumn earth now rather than the icy heavy wet Spring soil.

I have to sit down and order the blueberry and raspberry bushes soon. I hear you should order early to get the selection you want held for you.