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carrots and radishes |
Today was getting ready for market day. Pulled some rainbow carrots, although most of the ones that were ready were white, there were a few orange, red and purple ones, along with a few radishes.
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Red Russian Kale |
Got the first picking of kale from the hoop house. This is Red Russian, also known as Siberian and Ragged Jack.
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Red Mizuna Mustard |
Picked a couple bunches of Red Mizuna Mustard. There is some left, but it's going pretty quick.
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Cilantro |
Picked some lovely cilantro. I love this stuff. I even munch on it as I work in the garden. It's like addicting.
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DiCiccio Broccoli |
I picked a couple last bunches of broccoli. The side shoots are getting really tiny. If I was just picking to eat myself I would leave the plants a little longer. But most people was something bigger than your thumb nail. So next week out it will come and something new will be planted. Lettuce mix, perhaps.
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Rainbow Chard |
The Rainbow chard is still doing well. Some of these plants were planted a year ago and still going strong.
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