Greetings Farm Share members. Welcome to another month of summer weather and summer produce. Though we have begun our fall and winter transplanting, the harvest season is in the midst of all summer, heat and sun have to offer. This week you will find two varieties of chicories, treviso and escarole. Both make really good
Greetings members, we hope you are enjoying summer and all the wonderful produce it brings. This week’s farm share includes some new items: potatoes, garlic and onions. Most of you are quite familiar this these things. We have tried to grow a variety of unique potatoes, some of them are rose colored throughout, there are
1 pint cherry tomatoes, halved 1 cup chopped heirloom tomatoes 1/4 cup chopped green onions 1 clove garlic, minced 1/4 cup chopped fresh basil 1/4 cup chopped cilantro fresh ground black pepper to taste red pepper flakes to taste salt to taste
Hello Farm Share members. This cooler weather has been really crucial for the farm to get going on all of our fall plantings. We have been quite busy as of late and this post will be a bit shorter, focusing on what is in the share and what to do with it. More news and
Greetings farm share members. Is seems as though summer has been with us for quite some time now. There are a lot of transitions happening at the farm at this point in the year. Almost all of our spring planted crops are already to come out and be replaced with fall and overwintering crops. Hot
Greetings farm share members. It seems we are getting a break from the heat and temperatures are back down in the eighties this week. For us at the farm, this means we can get some more transplanting done, along with continued seeding of more summer faster crops like lettuce and ones that will new harvested
Greetings farm share members. We hope you are all getting in some good otdoor time before temperatures climb over 100 degrees this weekend. Be sure to stay hydrated, maybe with some fresh vegetabe juice. This week we will be hard at work doing some transplanting and seeding. We are already seeding crops for fall and
Hello Farm Share members. We hope you enjoyed last weeks vegetables and are ready for more this week. The past few weeks have been busy for us at the farm. We have now begun all of our harvest activities for the main season with the start of the Farm Share. It is pretty exciting to
Welcome to our first week of the Simington Gardens Farm Share. We are excited to be out harvesting fresh produce for our members and enjoying is weather. The heat has really been speeding up the growth of everything at the farm along with some of the longest days of the year. It is a great
Sometimes we get a little busy at the farm. Sometimes our farm share members get a little busy with their jobs, families and lives. We all have this in common. We also have in common tons of fresh produce. Sometimes there is not a lot of time to prepare a healthy meal. Turns out that
Greetings everyone. We are really excited to begin this year’s farm share and get fresh produce to all of our members. We have been having some really good harvests and markets these past few weeks and are ready to provide even more healthy food to more households. Starting Tuesday, June 9, members will go to
The last two weekends have brought our season at Simington Gardens into full swing. May is the time when everything really starts to grow and it begins to look more like summer at the farm. Kale planted outside is large enough for bunching, outdoor beets start to bulge and tomatoes are getting planted outside