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April 26th 2018 Weekly Newsletter

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Its official name is Veronica Cauliflower but you will most likely know it from its colloquial name romanesco cauliflower.

I think it's going to be the "It" vegetable this season. 

Kidding. 🤣😝 

If you've never had one make sure to pick one up this season!!

What's happening with the strawberries?

Here's the deal. We got a bad shipment of strawberries starters. We lost 45% of them. We had to replace the lost strawberries. The nursery where we purchased the original berries was more than gracious and discounted our bill. We are so thankful.

Many of the strawberry plants that survived are currently in a recovery phase.

Now is the time when we would be expecting our first major pick, however; due to the status of our plants, we will be expecting our first good amount of strawberries in June.

April 19th 2018 Weekly Newsletter

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Bok Choy.

You gotta like it.

You know what's so great about it?

It tends to take on the flavor of whatever it is cooked with.

All aboard the "Orient Express" to Eggplantation. These beauties are long and slender. They are tender, delicately flavored and quick cooking.

They are more commonly known by their Western name Japanese Eggplant.

April 12th 2018 Weekly Newsletter 

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Red Russian

Kale and Denali Cauliflower

April 5th 2018 Weekly Newsletter

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Today Olivia, Nathan, Suvetar, and Jim removed mulch pins from last year's strawberry beds. Mulch pins anchor in the plastic. They are anchored in so well we need pliers to yank them out.