The tomatoes are ripening a little at a time and
many folks are trying an heirloom tomato for the first time. We have had
Cherokee purples and a few Brandywines and mortgage lifters. They aren't the
beautiful perfect tomato that has been picked green and gassed to ripen in
transit to your grocery store and tastes like nothing. They have the most
incredible fresh tomato taste you can find. We are getting a few more each
day.
If you're still in the blueberry picking mood, the
last couple rows of bushes have a lot of berries on them and they seem a little
less tart than they were a week ago. Don't waste time getting over here though,
this should be it for blueberries.
Now available
Blueberries
Tomatoes
Green Beans
Zucchini
Potatoes
Turnip
Carrots
Beets
Green Peppers
Jimmy Nardello sweet frying peppers
Onions
Believe it or not, we will begin to plant crops for
fall in the next couple of weeks. Things like lettuces, spinach, radish, kale,
broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, Chinese cabbage, potatoes, etc.
We should have some cantaloupes and honeydews
soon.
Don't forget we will have corn from Friday
afternoon through Sunday this weekend.
Vicky and Steve
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