We’re Famous!
August 17, 2009
Or, if not famous, “special,” at least.
According to The Philly Food Feed, that is.
Hot, Hot, Hot.
August 12, 2009
Jalapenos, and some others that are smaller, and hotter.
Here's Ellis with a nice sized brandywine tomato
President Washington enjoying a blackberry.
A bumblebee on a zinnia, with a brown butterfly fluttering overhead.
Okra has very nice flowers, very tasty too.
Happy August
August 4, 2009
It rained again...
we all got to go swimming.
Our cantaloupes have arrived.
Plenty of heirloom tomatoes.
Big.
And small.
Dr. Martin's Lima Beans.
Maybe like 12 varieties of eggplant.
Squashes, plain and conjoined.
Pictures of my dinner
July 27, 2009
Not sure which variety this is, it was delicious, but just a little young still.
One of the first Brandywine tomatos of the year, late on account of all the rain clouds.
Bull’s Blood beets, as you can see, have very big red tops, the beets themselves are very sweet, and do not have as much earthy flavor as other beets.
Speckled Bibb lettuce, very delicate and sweet, looked great with those beets on top.
These went on top of vanilla ice cream.
Lettuce Row
June 30, 2009
A nice row of lettuces, to be used in the mixed bags.
Little Gem
June 25, 2009
Photo by Brent, our lettucemaster. I think Little Gem is the variety, but Brent’ll have to confirm that.
It Begins
June 25, 2009
As we say after taking our warmup pitches in Wiffle, these are good.
Pictures of real vegetables, from The Stand, start now.
Hope everyone enjoys!
Stegosaurus
June 13, 2009
No way these things ever really existed.
Carrots
June 13, 2009
As seen on Radical Transparency.
Pineapple
June 13, 2009
These do not grow in PA, USA. We’re pretty sure, anyway.
