Hearty summer vegetables

We’re back! Deliveries and pickups resume this week and will continue through the middle of October.

Thanks again for your patience and generosity allowing us to rest and regroup before our summer harvests ramp up in July. We are very grateful and privileged to be able to squeeze in some vacation time with friends and family these past few weeks.

This week’s update will be brief. Our 5th harvest of 2022 is quite a hearty summer pull…

Carrots

Our first pull of fresh, crunchy spring carrots.

Fresh Garlic

Our garlic crop is filling out, enough to allow our impatience to get the better of us. These fresh bulbs are not cured for long term storage and should be used sooner rather than later.

Cherry Tomatoes

Sun Gold cherry tomatoes bursting with juicy sweetness, freshly picked and vine-ripe.

Red Cabbage

This is our first mature cabbage crop. Gorgeous, firm, purple heads ready for slaws and what not.

Potatoes

These Kennebec “new potatoes,” similarly to our fresh garlic, are uncured and are not suitable for long term storage like a standard grocery store spud. Paper-skinned and creamy, these tubers were pulled the morning they were delivered or picked up!

Green Peppers

Large and shiny bells for mutually appropriate raw and cooked preparations.

Shishito and Anaheim Peppers

Anaheims are long peppers similar to Italian sweets or bell peppers, but with a mild kick. Accompanying these specialty peppers are wrinkly Shishitos, similarly mild in flavor.

Kale

Big, broad leaf curly kale, great for chips or tossed in a smoothie.

Basil & Rosemary

Sprigs or Rosemary and fresh Basil bringing the aromatics to this week’s dishes.

Flowers & Eggs

With Erin, our resident florist, being out of town this week, ornamental offerings will be simple.

Our layer hen operation has continued to pose challenges, but we have full dozens available this week for all who need them.

Have a great week, thanks again for your support and happy Summer!

Erin & David

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