Winter Newsletter #13, March 13, 2010
Weekly Farm News:
Good morning!
Weather is finally settling into spring which
means it's not settled at all but we still like it, Shaping up to be the
prettiest spring
in years. Buds on the trees are swelling and
the iris are blooming along with the wild plums. Had to mow the grass
this week
for the first time this year, Looks like
we'll be making up for all the non mowing we did over the past two years,
Friends from East Texas came down last Sunday so
Monday we made a special trip out to Enchanted Rock and Fredericksburg.
Nice little break from the routine and a fine view
from up top.
So we came home and have been busy little bees
ever since plowing and prepping fields, The tomato plants have started
going nuts
so we'll set out the first lot out next week and
see if we can keep them from freezing, Cold soil temperature is holding
the asparagus
back but should be in next week's box.
Strawberries are about 3 weeks behind where we would expect them to be,
they doubled in
size this week.
Thanks for your support,
Gary & Sarah
What's in the Box?
White Carrots, Collards, Cilantro,
Green Garlic, Magenta Lettuce, Romaine Lettuce, Red Russian Kale and Pac
Choy
Plus Share: Spinach Pesto