Mesa inspecting a nigella pod in our house bouquet.
Mesa inspecting a nigella pod in our house bouquet.
Truck gate flower arranging at this slow slow market. Cmon, new Englanders are supposed to be a hearty people! It’s cool today but all your farmers are still at markets across the state with our bounties! Mt. Hope farm is where we be today till 12:30.
Truck gate flower arranging at this slow slow market. Cmon, new Englanders are supposed to be a hearty people! It’s cool today but all your farmers are still at markets across the state with our bounties! Mt. Hope farm is where we be today till 12:30.
After many years of attempts I finally managed to build a wall of roots!
After many years of attempts I finally managed to build a wall of roots!
Adams sneaking in some last minute flower arranging for our farmers market today. Armory Park 330-7! See you there!
Adams sneaking in some last minute flower arranging for our farmers market today. Armory Park 330-7! See you there!
Cucumba successions doing strangely fine! 🥒🥒🥒🥒💫
Cucumba successions doing strangely fine! 🥒🥒🥒🥒💫
A bounty of cucumbas coming to Armory park today along with shelling and sugar snap peas, spinach, , beets, baby kale, arugula and more. Adam and Emily will see you from 330 to 7 at Armory Park!
A bounty of cucumbas coming to Armory park today along with shelling and sugar snap peas, spinach, , beets, baby kale, arugula and more. Adam and Emily will see you from 330 to 7 at Armory Park!
Finally, FINALLY got the dang melons in the dang ground. They have clay on em to keep the cucumber beetles and their dreaded mosaic virus away for a bit. Go with god little melons.
Finally, FINALLY got the dang melons in the dang ground. They have clay on em to keep the cucumber beetles and their dreaded mosaic virus away for a bit. Go with god little melons.
Loading up restaurant orders for delivery of fresh vegetables and herbs across the city with @littlecitygrowers
Loading up restaurant orders for delivery of fresh vegetables and herbs across the city with @littlecitygrowers
Cukes coming to markets this week!
Cukes coming to markets this week!
Thank you lovely work friends for helping us get these beds made! We will soon plant our pepper, eggplants, and zucchinis. Even though we cover with tarps for months before making beds, we find that many weed seeds do not germinate until they get some sun light, so now we will water the beds and then flame weed to try and prevent adding more area that we need to find time to constantly hoe.
Thank you lovely work friends for helping us get these beds made! We will soon plant our pepper, eggplants, and zucchinis. Even though we cover with tarps for months before making beds, we find that many weed seeds do not germinate until they get some sun light, so now we will water the beds and then flame weed to try and prevent adding more area that we need to find time to constantly hoe.
Mesa inspecting a nigella pod in our house bouquet. Truck gate flower arranging at this slow slow market. Cmon, new Englanders are supposed to be a hearty people! It’s cool today but all your farmers are still at markets across the state with our bounties! Mt. Hope farm is where we be today till 12:30. After many years of attempts I finally managed to build a wall of roots! Adams sneaking in some last minute flower arranging for our farmers market today. Armory Park 330-7! See you there! Cucumba successions doing strangely fine! 🥒🥒🥒🥒💫 A bounty of cucumbas coming to Armory park today along with shelling and sugar snap peas, spinach, , beets, baby kale, arugula and more. Adam and Emily will see you from 330 to 7 at Armory Park! Finally, FINALLY got the dang melons in the dang ground. They have clay on em to keep the cucumber beetles and their dreaded mosaic virus away for a bit. Go with god little melons. Loading up restaurant orders for delivery of fresh vegetables and herbs across the city with @littlecitygrowers Cukes coming to markets this week! Thank you lovely work friends for helping us get these beds made! We will soon plant our pepper, eggplants, and zucchinis. Even though we cover with tarps for months before making beds, we find that many weed seeds do not germinate until they get some sun light, so now we will water the beds and then flame weed to try and prevent adding more area that we need to find time to constantly hoe.