We got .85 inches of rain this morning. After a lot of rain our produce is SANDY.
**The greens just might need a triple rinse to get all the sand off.**
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| This weeks share: Bok Choy, Strawberries, Asparagus, Romaine, Swiss Chard |
While it was raining this morning, we worked in the High Tunnel, tying up the tomatoes. The heirloom tomatoes are looking good. 5-6 more weeks until expected harvest date.
I got a quick peek in the field when it stopped raining this afternoon:
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| Kholrabi (German Cabbage) is sizing and will be ready for harvest soon. |
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| We planted a lot more onions this year, because we liked them so much last year! YAY! |
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| Romaine to come for a few more weeks. You can see in this picture the nice job Pop-Pop did cultivating to get the weeds between the rows. It is good to do that when it is dry and it should stay dry for a day after you cultivate so all the weeds that have been uprooted die completely instead of re-rooting. Today would not be a good day for cultivating. |
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