We have been keeping busy, with an early dry spell we managed to get some field work done and direct seeded Carrots, Radish, Spinach, and Snow Peas. We also created some raised beds for early Onions, Kholrabi, and Cabbage. Today we managed to get some of the Gutters onto the new greenhouse, things are starting […]
Yesterday we managed to get the footings drilled for our new greenhouse. Thanks to some help from our neighbor we should be able to pour concrete in a few days and get the new greenhouse up for our Tomato transplants hopefully by mid April. In the evening we had some light rain and got a […]
This week we are not doing any deliveries to our normal drop off locations as they are currently closed. If you are coming to the farm for pickup, please take appropriate caution. Please save your bags and cartoons, we will take returns but are using new bags and cartoons during this period as an added precaution.We […]
Today we where hard at work, direct seeded carrots and turnips. One bed has both 30 day Turnips and 60 day Carrots. We transplanted lettuce we seeded on February 25th, exactly 30 days in the flat! We are planning to have another delicious produce bag next week with Baby Leaf Spinach, Cilantro, Radish and Kale.
We have been busy seeding tomatoes, celery, beets, kohlrabi. On Saturday we planted over 800 tomatoes seeds! We are also going to seeding some Beets and Kohlrabi for transplant so we can have some early beets ready in May. Our garlic has emerged from the ground, and hopefully soon our Asparagus will start to grow!
We had a lot of fun picking, washing and preparing the bags today. This is the earliest produce bag we have made yet!
This year we are trying to post our produce bags prior to delivery so you know what you’re getting. So before we pulled the frost cover over tonight we took some pictures then picked an example of what you can expect to pickup on March 19th.
Things are starting to grow much quicker. We may have a produce bag ready for March 19 or March 26. Here are some pictures of our cold frames.
It maybe cold outside but our cold frames are producing radish, turnip, kale, and Spinach.
So it is about time we bring online our digital presence so everyone can see what we are doing, and what we are growing, what is working and what is not working so well. I am sure this online forum will be another part of our garden adventure.