Today’s sky was unusual for around here. The thin clouds hung around all day, allowing for a very easy-on-the-eyes day and a perfect day to take pictures. And since it’s been a month since my last post, this is long overdue. I apologize for my absence. My unorganized self is fully to blame.

Garlic chives in bud

Winter squash field

Picked over beans, in the foreground. The next crop is flowering in the background.

Shaggy asparagus

Couldn’t resist two watermelon pictures…

Sugar baby melon

Two charentais melons

Allysum, marigolds and tomatillos

The first tomatoes are sizing up!

Flowering cilantro is humming with bees.

Onion beds are such an extraordinary color.

Pea shoot flats, after harvest. We’ll harvest the soil too.

Shishito peppers are quite a bit shorter than their more famous cousin, the Padron. They’re full of flowers.

Red raspberries

Watering the carrots deeply

Lettuce and frisee with corn, tomatoes and sunflowers in the distance.
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Artist: painter, graphics, print and typography.
Farm Fan: live on an organic produce farm, am dedicated to educating the public about the food they eat and what it takes to get it to their table.
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July 7th, 2014 at 5:40 pm
Wonderful, Candi! I loved juicing a bunch of the carrot “seconds” yesterday, and part of dinner tonight is a second batch of green beans with smoked olive oil and garlic.
Reta
July 7th, 2014 at 7:01 pm
We’re having green beans tonight too! Smoked olive oil sounds like a great touch. Enjoy, and thanks Reta.