Carrot vs Radish Round 3: Where Have All The Radishes Gone?

For those of you who want to get back to your roots: 

Round 1, Round 2

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Well here we are, the radishes have done it and not a moment too soon.  As expected, it took just about one month and this bunch was ready for harvest.  After our first two experiences with Red and D'Avignon radishes, we thought we knew everything, but little did we know how special this bed really was...

The Raspberries Taste Like Raspberries

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Another beautiful day at the farm as spring sets in and it's incredible to see how quickly everything has grown.  In just a few weeks it has gone from

to

So many surprises as this new season comes to life, just check out these rookies...

Swizz Beetz featuring Olga

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WARNING:  Please do not attempt to eat any of the vegetables on this website.  Although they look delicious, these are only pictures of the actual vegetables.  Please see your local farmer for the real thing.

Just when we thought we knew everything about harvesting, Captain Jack blew our minds with some ridiculous colors and some new techniques...

Lies, Lies and More Lies: A Story of the Truth

"It's not easy being green"
- Kermit THE frog 

This past weekend Matt and I harvested, washed and delivered some delicious spinach.  We've decided to fill you in on the truth behind this harshly misunderstood green.

Spinacia Oleracea (I love saying that by the way, it just rolls off the tongue) has many varieties, two of which we touched upon this week: Red Cardinal and Regiment. Spinach is rich in many nutrients including calcium and iron, but contrary to popular belief, Popeye was just a damn liar.

There's Always More Room In The Tub

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Spring is here and as you can see the greenhouse looks phenomenal.  The soil is warming up and everything is already growing faster than during the winter months.  It's amazing to see these changes occur in such a short span of time.

Due to one hell of a traffic jam, things started off pretty slow.  Unfortunately, a couple of wheelbarrows tipped over and some enormous tree logs ended up right in the middle of the street.  Just an ugly scene as you can see it was a pretty serious backup.

Carrot v Radish Round 2: The Battle For Root Vegetable Supremacy Rages On

Have you  missed any of the action or just want a refresher? 

Just click here: Round 1. 

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A few weeks ago Matt and I amended two beds which were seeded with carrots and radishes.  We have been documenting their growth and watching as these two root brothers battle it out.