Market List
Sassy Salad Mix with the following;-Mixed Lettuces, Spinach, Swiss Chard, Mustard, Arugula, Kale, Wood Sorrel, Chickweed and Mache'.
Slow Food Cayuga Duck Eggs and Free Range Chicken eggs- both fed Non GMO Feed
Scallions, Mustard Greens and Arugula
Tomato Plants this week-
Lemon Boy, Early Girl, Sun Sugar, Cherokee Green, Pink Girl, Golden Jubilee, Black Plum, Purple Carbon, Paul Robeson, Vintage Wine, Japanese Black Triefle, Green Zebra, Arkansas Traveler, Caspian Pink, Bradley, Sugar Plum, Violet Jasper, Washington Cherry, Amish Paste, Black Krim, Tappy's Heritage and I'm sure I've forgotten 1 or 2.
Wow, straight into summer which shouldn't be too surprising I guess. In the 90's all week, most of the greens have bolted, we had to pull the early Radishes as they also went straight to seed. We have a second sowing up and hopefully we get something out of them instead of just feeding them to the sheep. There are some tomato plants we have stuck in odd protected places around the Greenhouse and growing spaces that already have fruit on them. Bill is preparing the main garden this weekend to make room for the rest of the warm weather crops. I know you all are waiting for cucumbers, tomatoes and I'm ready for some more pickles and salsa.
A couple of weeks ago, we posted pictures of the Meech's Prolific Quince blossoms. I hand pollinated and we saw some bees and hummingbirds working on them. Today, I took these shots.
We have about 20 I think if they all make it. Very exciting and Prolific. They've only been in the ground a season.
Thanks to everyone for their well wishes last weekend. Bill and I took it easy and we both are feeling much better. We appreciate how you all treated the girls and stopped by our booth even though we weren't there. They did a pretty good job too.
We'll see you Saturday at the park for another warm one. Dress cool but come to have some fun and get some great and local food.
God's blessings on you and yours
TTFN,
Sam, Bill and Cortney
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