Week 13
Hi everyone, Another week, another bag of lovely veggies.
I wish I was able to get this out sooner and that I wrote it not quite so late a night so I could be more coherent, but so it goes. So, it's late Thursday night and you've probably figured out most of the veggies in your bags... ...but just in case, here's a list : Broccoli Summer Squash Sweet Pepper (some are pointy and red, but they're still sweet!) Cucumbers (this is probably it for the cukes- they've been hit wit
Week 12
Hi everyone, So we're getting rain! Wahoo! It's such a relief at the farm - there's nothing like waking up in the morning to the delicious sound of a good, steady rain. The vegetables are really soaking it up, greening up, and putting out new growth. It's great! Of course, not all the damage can be undone; for many of the crops, they needed rain at a certain period of their growth to bulk up, and they didn't get it. Crops like onions and potatoes were especially effected. B
Week 11
Hello everyone, We have nice heavy bags for all of you this week! Full of lots and lots of great veggies. Here's the breakdown: Cucumbers Salad mix Summer squash (assortment) Tomatoes Cherry tomatoes Beans Basil (variety) Red Onions Swiss Chard Eggplant or Sweet Peppers NOTE Although some of the peppers are long, red and pointy, they aren't hot - they're actually a variety of sweet pepper, though not one you would recognize from the grocery store. I'll always let you know
Week 10
...and it's hot again... (So I'm getting a little punchy with the silly little rhymes... but indulge me :>) Hi everyone, August already! It's hard to believe- but we're right in the thick of summer, and I'm loving every hot, sweaty minute of it. Nothing is quite as satisfying as harvesting and packing a CSA at the peak of the season after working hard for months to get all these different vegetables to the stage where it's good to eat them. We've had to coax them along, but n
