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| Lisa enjoying the flowers in the flower house. |
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| Muffy showing off a huge raspberry. |
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| Sylvanberries on the left and Dad's "Wild Blackberries" on the right. Pickers have been busy today. |
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| Add raspberries to the mix, yum! |
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| Levi sleeps in the shade of his buggy. Good little guy :) |
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| Beautiful buckets of flowers. |
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| Bells of Ireland in their lovely greenery. |
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| The many colors of lupine. |
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| Lilies with their speckled throats. So pretty. |
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| One of our new additions this year. Hanging baskets. We grew all the flowers from seed. |
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| Avrie and Louise have a designated box to eat out of. These kiddos love all the produce so we designate what they can snack out of or they would eat EVERYTHING! We see this as a good thing :) |
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| Spinach with carrots in the bed behind it. |
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| Emma showing the other kiddos the different colored cauliflower soaking in the cold water as Brea and Anna look on. |
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| Today's beet selection. |
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| Muffy on the left and Alex in her sunglasses have just finished sorting the beets. Angie is helping bring out lunch in the background. |
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| Berries, carrots and beets start out today's boxes. |
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| Deena adds cold water to the kale and spinach tubs. Thanks Deena! |
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| Ohhh, creamy pasta salad with veggies and kalamata olives. Oh my. Thanks Anna! |
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| What is it about kids and carrots? |
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| Beautiful blue eyes and fists full of carrots. Good times! |
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| Which one should I eat first??? |
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| Pink roses, lupine, yarrow, snapdragons and a dark dahlia. So beautiful. |
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| Multicolor roses accented with the greenery of honeysuckle. |
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| Blue catmint, pale yarrow, bright yellow roses with soft orange ones with a touch of honeysuckle. |
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| Yarrow, Bells of Ireland, lilies and snapdragons. |
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| Bouquets to choose from ready on the center table. |
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| Today's delicious box looks incomplete without its bouquet of flowers. |
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| Today's list. |
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| Lisa pulling weeds after the last box has been picked up. |
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| Another of our hanging pots. This one has morning glory climbing up its wires to the hanger. |
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| Have you ever wondered what to do with that small pallet in your back shed? Paint it a lovely green and place it for morning glory and moonflower to grow on. A wonderful touch. Thanks Lisa. |
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| This cauliflower is called "Cloud". Very creamy and delicate. |
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| This early green cauliflower isn't very green yet. |
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| And adding in a purple cauliflower. I love all the colors of produce and flowers. |
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| Lettuce in with the kohlrabi with cucumbers from the greenhouse in the background. |
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| Purple kohlrabi showing off its colors! |
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| Our dear friend Mary made things for the kiddos to play with this summer. They colored these and used them as masks earlier today. I just looked at the golf cart that helps us haul heavy produce during the day and the kids had decorated it! |
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| You might be able to see the little bird right in the middle. It seemed upset that Lisa was pulling weeds nearby. |
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| Walking around at the end of this Tuesday, Lisa and I see the okra is coming on! Our first time growing it. We have green and this burgundy one. |
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| The corn is coming up and the winter squash and pumpkins are coming along nicely. They love the heat the black plastic helps capture. |
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| 4 rows of beans to the left, 2 for dry shelling beans and 2 for eating green beans. The row that is wet but nothing is showing is planted with potatoes. The next row to the right is a short sunflower and then Sweet Annie a fragrant herb. Carrots are next to the tea hedge. |
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| There are a few persimmons on the tree. The brown blossom end will blow away soon and then they will look better. They really aren't rotten! |
