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| Beautiful beets. |
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| Angie may or may not be snacking on a Sylvanberry as she carries in the flat she just picked. |
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| Shelling peas. Plump with strings. These are shelled and just the sweet little round peas inside are eaten. |
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| This one is too small to pick. Light can sometimes let you know they aren't ready just yet. |
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| A sunflower was planted here, not by us but probably by a bird. It will be pretty when it blooms here in the pea row (which will be a bean row by then). |
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| Lavender lemonade. Delicious. The lavender in this pitcher is inside the ice cubes. |
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| Blue hydrangeas. |
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| Light pink hydrangeas. |
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| A variety of pink hydrangeas. |
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| Pale pink ones. |
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| Blue and lavender-ish hydrangeas. |
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| Roses. |
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| Blue pin cushion flowers with pink cluster roses. |
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| Pink hydrangeas at different stages. |
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| A yellow lily amidst blue and pink Veronica. |
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| A dark maroon hollyhock. |
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| The pretty red stemmed foliage of goats beard. |
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| Grams and Bryan are in out of the rain while they weigh out the peas into individual bags. |
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| Violetta baby pac choi. |
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| Florencio harvesting purple kohlrabi. |
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| Yellow Swiss Chard, green and purple baby pac choi. |
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| Green and red Swiss Chard. |
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| Anna put together this wonderful beet salad as part of our lunch today. |
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| She had a few raspberries left in the freezer from last summer. She decided to make us a delicious sorbet with chocolate chips in it. Wow. |
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| Angie found something else that makes her break out. Allergies are a good "out" for not picking some things. :) |
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| Hot Tuesdays result in many things sitting around in cold water to keep them crisp. |
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| Grams sorting kale into 20 stacks. |
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| Kohlrabi in all its pretty colors. |
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| Bryan finishes sorting the colorful Swiss Chard into 20 stacks. |
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| One of Lisa's pretty bouquets. |
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| Today's harvest box contents. |
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| Today's list of items. See you next time on the blog. |
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