lovely beet greens, we are still thinning. |
More peas! |
I love the beet greens, especially the color. We harvested a lot of greens (kale, chard, and spinach) without taking pictures this week. Most were blanched and added to the freezer. The others were added to yummy salads along with claytonia, mache and the last of the lettuces. I also decided to try and make our own spinach powder this week by drying out some of our spinach, wish me luck. I just remembered to add that we also had 5-7 radishes that we harvested this week.
Sadly we had a couple days full of wind and our peas were stripped from there trellis and snapped down in half. I picked the mature ones of the plants and I hope for the best but who knows if they will make it. Everything else in our little garden is perking up with the sun...I keep on the water since we still are waiting for the rain. I love sunny weather but know that rain is what is best this time of year...rain...please come!
I made it to the market this week so here is the first list from the Chico Certified Farmer's Market: Saturday Feb. 25th 2012
Herbs- dill, cilantro, parsley, rosemary, sage, thyme, chives, fennel and lemongrass.
Fruit- grapefruits, many varieties of apples, tangelos, oranges, kiwi, mandarins, lemons, limes and strawberries.
Happy Harvest Monday, we are linking up with Daphne's Dandelions...so go check out with others are harvesting around the world.
5 comments:
I love beet greens. One of my favorite.
love those peas ;-)
Those beet greens really are quite beautiful. Sorry to hear about the wind pulling down your pea vines. Tough when the weather works against us like that.
Love those peas! Definitely want to grow some purple peas now. What do you do with spinach powder?
you can mix spinach powder into things like pasta, crakers, and tortillas while making thme homemade, along with that you can add it to smoothies, soups, stir frys. all to add a little more good stuff.
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