Nephew Matt is our family Beekeeper! |
Our dahlias are in the pots so they don't rot in our wet ground. |
Just for you! She is my great niece. |
Sylvan berries - what's for dessert? |
Where do we start? My niece, Angie, and her son help out. |
Any guesses on this herb? (sweet sicily) Very sweet with a slight licorice flavor. |
The terminal berry (the one on the end) will always be the first to get ripe. Angie's hands have been picking. |
Purple of Sicily Cauliflower. So delicate and pretty. |
The 2nd planting of cole crops: broccoli, cabbage, and cauliflower. |
Purple peas have pretty flowers first. |
The pods are dark purple, the pea seeds inside will be green. Florencio in the background supervises. |
Purple kohlrabi with all its leaves hanging down. |
The many colors of Swiss Chard. |
Asparagus. Not very prolific this year. |
Leeks, a couple have "unique" shapes. |
The chickens scratching around. He tends to strut. |
A crop duster buzzed nearby most of the morning. |
Red winged blackbird breaks up black walnut shells to see what's inside to snack on. |
Florencio pulls the beets and washes them. He is showing us the pretty orange ones. |
Kohlrabi with all the leaves piled high. |
Lisa, my sister, picks the greenhouse cucumbers. |
Many lettuce varieties. A green looseleaf variety. |
Red tinged green lettuce that makes loose heads. |
Crispy green head lettuce. |
Kohlrabi once it has been trimmed. |
What was trimmed off. |
Rhubarb drying after its washing. |
My mother in law, Mary, focuses while she trims and bundles beets. |
Basil in the greenhouse is growing. First picking was today. |
Basil co-existing with the dahlias in the greenhouse raised beds. |
I love this dahlia. |
The sun came out and the greenhouse was very toasty. It also cast an interesting shadow on the petals. |
One of Lisa's creative bouquets. |
Lighted from behind. |
A red looseleaf lettuce "Outredgeous". |
Anna, my niece, made these little nuggets for our dessert today. White chocolate filling with today's raspberries. Wow! |
A little critter investigates. |
The green little blossoms belong to the Lady's Mantle. |
The farm looks GREAT!
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