California has had a bunch of rain this month. And it’s taken a toll on our fields, especially the artichokes. Wet soil and wind combined to flatten many of the tall, in-full-production, gorgeous plants. I guess the weeds, mud compaction and cold hands are a small price to pay for the groundwater recharge. Onward!
Artichokes blown down
Flowering kale
Hopefully this lettuce will recover when the sun comes out.
Paul’s shop has gotten more attention because of the rain. It shows in the organization here.
Asparagus is coming. Must be spring!
We are rich in cabbage, just in time for St. Patrick’s day!
These brussels sprouts are about done. They look crazy at this stage, like a big Dr. Seuss flower.
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March 13th, 2016 at 3:28 pm
Take some really nice creative shots of the individual produce and make a poster , but make it 11×14 rather than the standard poster . There is Market for the photos of what you grow. The pictures you have on line right now are nice.
August 9th, 2016 at 2:35 pm
Thanks Tom, Sounds like a winter project to me!