August 28 Newsletter

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Henrietta is talking
She is a fabulous pet
The Gardens are a joy for walking
Hooray the fields are not wet

Hello!
The summer is bright and moving on, where does the time go?

Tomatoes are finally getting ripe, the rain has been hard on some produce. The Bib Lettuce likes the cool nights. It really has been a great season for that. The Cabbage likes this weather also. I grow a great variety, so sweet. The stone head all garden centers sell for plants isn’t my cup of tea.

The tall Zinnia flowers and garden statue are now blooming, so pretty to cut. If you have trouble growing Zinnia that mold, try a different one, its Benarys, I have grown that one for years.

The Canning Tomatoes are ready. Call to order or stop in. Great for salsa, stew Tomatoes, Tomato Juice or whatever you can.

The Coffee Shack is on a rest. I am no longer having it open each week, Thursday, Friday or Saturday. I need to re-invent that! I’ll do only reserve groups 8-12 people, coffee or lunch. The lunch is a croissant ham sandwich. There will be plates to pass with Organic Lettuce, Organic Cucumber, Organic Candy Onions, Heirloom or Slicing Tomatoes, Cole Slaw (my Cabbage), Dessert, Coffee, Water $15.00. I need payment in advance, no refund.

I’m still looking for a Baker. Monday, Wednesday, Friday mornings.

I’m Picking Organic

Bib Lettuce
Cabbage, Green, Red
Chinese Cabbage (Napa)
English Cucumbers
Chub Cucumbers
Slicing Cucumbers
Kohlrabi
Cherry Tomatoes
Salad Tomatoes
Slicing Tomatoes Candy Onions
Cipollini Onions
Torpedo Onions
Scallions
Sterling White Onions
Red River Onions
Yellow Beans
Beets, Red
Herbs, Basil, Parsley, Thyme
Sage, Rosemary, Peppermint
Spearmint
Fennel
Zucchini
Eggplant, all non-bitter
Peppers, Green, Bell, Red Bell
Hot, Jimmy Nordella, Banana
Sweet Red Carmon

Peaches At the Farm

Fill Your Willow Basket

Sweet Corn, local Excellent!
Muskmelon, local
Watermelon, local
Tomatoes, local
Tomatoes, local (canners)
Roma Tomatoes, local
Red Spuds, local or Wisconsin
Chubs Cucumbers, local
Garlic, USA
Peaches, Colorado or Washington
Nectarines, California
Red & Green Grapes, California

It’s a great time of the season for great Organic and Local Food!
Shop At The Farm
Forget the Rest, I’m the Best!

Donna