ever here someone from south philly say monday? i love it. today was actually week four of my muth mundees. since i didn't bring home anything new, i'm just going to show last week's basket.
the blueberries were $3.50/pint and from a local organic farm in hammonton, a cute town that calls itself the blueberry capital of the world! later at a produce market, they were selling conventional blueberries two pints for $4. much cheaper yes, but those blueberries were most likely sprayed, and probably shipped from mexico, which is not the blueberry capital of the world.=)
hope your week is off to a great start! it's been soggy here, but since i can't remember the last time i needed to water the garden, you won't hear me complaining!=)
broccoli, kale, lettuce, rainbow chard, spinach, zucchini, yellow and eight ball squash, chioggia beets, red cabbage, cucumber, and squash blossoms.
the blueberries were $3.50/pint and from a local organic farm in hammonton, a cute town that calls itself the blueberry capital of the world! later at a produce market, they were selling conventional blueberries two pints for $4. much cheaper yes, but those blueberries were most likely sprayed, and probably shipped from mexico, which is not the blueberry capital of the world.=)
hope your week is off to a great start! it's been soggy here, but since i can't remember the last time i needed to water the garden, you won't hear me complaining!=)
figgy loves all this rain, and the new butterfly garden to the left is taking off. more pics to come.
ps. i'm sorry to those afflicted by all the rain. i know some areas are being hit hard. xoxoxo
ps. i'm sorry to those afflicted by all the rain. i know some areas are being hit hard. xoxoxo
your fig tree is beautiful!! I adore fresh figs. I actually grew a black fig tree way down here in the south and harvested two years of fruit from it then it died :(
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thank you elizabeth! that is sad! we almost lost ours the first year. she wasn't planted deep enough and roots were exposed. now i add a nice amount of compost to the base every spring.
DeleteGorgeous fig tree(also adore the Ca loaded figgies:-)and fresh produce, yummy, yummy!
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