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Hey folks,
Going into next week we will begin our first cut of lettuce mix for 2023! We also decided to use up some older lettuce seed that we drilled in for a more delicate baby sized lettuce mix bag (mesclun mix on the store). The mesclun mix will not last as long as the lettuce mix nor be as crunchy.
After a long wait our asparagus plants that we started in 2020 are starting to offer more spears! We collected the majority of the seed from an old neglected bed of asparagus that we found on the farm. We added 2 other varieties started by seed as well to the rows in 2020.
Last year, we planted another 3 big rows on a steeper hill. We don’t want to incorporate this spot to our veggie rotations in the garden due to erosion concerns. It will be a perfect spot to add to our asparagus offerings down the road with purple asparagus spears! They are super tiny this year but based on the results of our planting from 2020, we will have purple spears by 2025.
I have recently come to the conclusion that our paper bags we bought for microgreens dried out the micros too quickly! I am thinking about switching to a compostable plastic option for the micros, but until we figure that one out they will remain in the 8 oz deli containers.
I am super hopeful that we receive some Asian pears this fall. Our tree was struggling with blights and apple cedar rust and was overdue for some pruning. After several years of no fruit production the pear tree is looking refreshed. I think the biggest culprit was the honeysuckle that had rooted all around this area. Nothing that a hoe and some compost can’t fix!
The same goes for our blueberry bushes, hopefully we will have some pints to offer this year as well.
Our bees are coming out of a mild winter and we are starting the season with 8 hives, down one from the end of last year. We are expecting an abundance of honey this year. Hopefully we will have some back in stock around the beginning of June.
We have several areas of late, fall-sown crimson clover looking lush that will provide some great resources coming into May. It’s also wild how much the birds spread cover crops and seed in general, if we let them reach maturity in the field. Our hay field and many random areas around the house have a nice spread of hairy vetch. Hairy Vetch is a high protein and heavy biomass producer that will add a nice feed quality to our first cutting of hay and help the bees thrive.
Micros (Purple Radish, broccoli, pea shoots)
Baby Carrots ¾ LB (limited quantity)
Fresh French Breakfast Radish w/Greens
Spinach (Last little bit)
Purple Top Turnips
Hey Folks, Looks like we can finally get back to work getting things planted this coming week/weekend as temps warm up and we catch a
Hey Everyone, I wanted to give you a quick update – we currently have a fresh batch of delicious salad turnips available this week.
Hey folks, Hope everyone is having a great winter and keeping in good health. Coming off a hot and very dry 2023 we are thankful to
Hey folks, Going into next week we will begin our first cut of lettuce mix for 2023! We also decided to use up some older lettuce
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