Hi guys, it's Hope from Cedar Hall of Gardens again and for those of you who are new, let me introduce myself and my channel. My hello, my name is Hope and I'm a Cedar Halle. My favorite hobby is gardening. Second favorite's reading. And I read Elliott Coleman's book this year, For Season Gardening. I'm not quite up to his scale yet, but I watched a video last year and tried this where I'm gardening under one layer of cover here in zone 5 B Chicago. And this year I started really late and I wanted to give myself a little bit of a head start. So on November 21st I planted out some peat pellets and set out as a chance to plant them into these grow bags. As an experiment, I have three more in the back where I planted seeds. And maybe we'll have some seedlings but not near as many. But I just wanted to show you we making grow bags into our growing space for the winter. And there's two leaves on these now. So we transplanted today. I've got some kale, I've got some gorgeous shirt and it is about 50 degrees today here in Chicago, South Suburban Zone 5 B. And we're transplanting. We're in a cover. We watered these with about two gallons of water each to hold some moisture for these guys. And under the bottom, there's holes. There's a video that shouldn't get to do it. I will link just this video so you can see it if you haven't. I'm going to cover it with one layer of plastic and put a weight on top so the wind doesn't blow everything to bits and pieces here in the windy city, which is surprising because we're only the 12th witty wind be a city in the world. But I just wanted to share this with you guys and give you an update on what has been happening with those plants I planted in my winter gardening video series. So I just want to say to you guys get encouraged, get inspired, go do this, try it. You can't hurt to try. Nothing beats a failure but a try. Please like, share, subscribe, drop me a comment. And I will have just this video linked in the show notes below. And remember, blessings about you to you and yours and this and every gardening season. Even in the cold winter is still a gardening season. See you next time. Bye bye.