These have a projected transplant date for January but by the looks of them perhaps sooner. Do you know what they are? If you said Sweet Maui Onions then you are right. Ding. Ding. Ding. These onions are the ones best for caramelizing so brace yo self for an exercise in patience because onions take forever, I repeat, forever to caramelize!!

It's been cold! Right? To say it's freezing is not an over-exaggeration. The Green and Purple Beans experienced some frost and now have the battle scars to prove it. There is some slight discoloration of the leaves but overall the beans are still doing well.

So. Many. Butternuts. Did you know technically it's a fruit. Hmm, makes you wonder, what else tastes delicious and is something you thought was a vegetable but isn't.

November 23rd 2016 Weekly Newsletter

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What did one strawberry say to the other?
If you weren't so sweet, we wouldn't be in this jam!

We have strawberries with more on the way!

November 17th 2016 Weekly Newsletter

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 Yummy, yummy broccoli recipe. Click Here!

November 10th 2016 Weekly Newsletter

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The best way to eat Kohlrabi is raw, as in a slaw. Check out this Kolhrabi Slaw.

 The buds on the purple beans are swelling! They will open and hopefully produce their first flower over the weekend!

Remember those prepared beds? Well, this that what's going in them. We are going to have cauliflower, kohlrabi, escarole, frisee and lettuce.

And! We got an inch and half of rain! Everything is looking green and vibrant. Unfortunately, the strawberries took the biggest blow. Since the rain was constant the berries never had time to dry thus leading to diseases such as rot, mold and mildew.