Here comes the Summer Squash! |
Amanda and Ed have arrived with some lovely Long English Cucumbers for everyone! These are thin-skinned, delicate cucumbers which tend not to cause digestive problems for people! Amanda and Ed have also supplied some nice herbs - ask us about what is in your box if you don't recognize it 'cause there are small amounts of a number of herbs!
We've dug the last of the winter onions today and everyone is getting some. We took our first little dig of the spring-planted onions and they are coming along nicely! The foliage will be awesome chopped raw into salads and as garnish! The garlic, well, it's coming slowly. We've just had a walk to look at it and we're watering it this afternoon. Although Brandon has been inundated with flooding and wild storms we are now officially into drought. This hot, humid weather can be stressful for plants used to cool and moist!
Also, as the season progresses more of our interesting potatoes are being dug. As we get away from baby or 'new' potatoes we get more interesting textures. Today, everyone is getting a mixed bag of 'Yukon Gold', a drier, fluffy yellow potato great mashed or for fries, and 'All Red' a neat, dense potato with pink flesh! Yes, it's red all the way through. Great fun mashed or in salads or scalloped potatoes!
So, for the FULL SHARES: Long English cucumber, slicer cucumber, green and golden zucchini, Dragon's Tongue and Romano bean mix, Jade green beans, Golden Child filets beans, 3 lbs. mixed potatoes, lg. bag Mesclun mixed lettuces, lg. bag Buttercrunch, head of Romaine lettuce, winter and spring onions, an herb.
For the PART SHARES: Long English cucumber and slicer cucumber, mixed green and gold zucchini, Dragon's tongue and Romano bean mix, medium bag of Jade green beans, 2 lbs. mixed potatoes, Mesclun mixed lettuces and Buttercrunch lettuce, winter onions, an herb.
For the SINGLE SHARES: Long English cucucmber, green zucchini and a small Patty Pan squash, Dragons Tongue and Romano bean mix, 1.5 lbs. mixed potatoes, Buttercrunch lettuce, winter onions, an herb.
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