"Lots of folks just don't realize that many vegetables can be planted as soon as the ground is workable," says SallyJo, owner of Sustainable Dream Greenhouses, located between Whalan and Peterson on Hwy 16 at mile-marker 247. "Nighttime temperatures can dip below freezing, but these vegetables withstand, and in many cases thrive, on cool temperatures. Some vegetables even taste better after being nipped by frost in the fall. I know which tomatoes dry well, and which variety of Rhubarb is best for raw eating, among other helpful tips. I can help you select and grow food for your own family's table. Local? How about grown in your own backyard? Now that's local."