Come out to the Drexel at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24th, to see a free screening of Growing Cities, a film about urban farming in America. The film will be followed by a panel discussion with Lisa Daris of Slow Money, Eric Pawlowski […]
Monthly Archives: June 2014
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I picked the rest of the garlic scapes today. We have just under eight pounds, enough to fill three plastic grocery bags. If I don’t hear from anyone in the next couple days, I’m probably going to chop them up and freeze them for my own family. The price […]
At 9:40 tonight, it was dark enough that I had to use my phone as a flashlight to find the shutoff switch on our new tiller. I’ll be tilling most of the day tomorrow. With luck, I’ll even get most of the planting done before the rain comes Tuesday night. […]
Yesterday, we ate the first of the mulberries and garlic scapes. I don’t know whether we’ll have enough mulberries to sell this year (we harvested those at our old house in previous years), but there should be more than enough scapes to offer some for sale. Email me if […]