These tiny plants pack a huge flavor.
Red Russian Kale, Napa Cabbage, radish micro, dill and Tuscan Kale. These are all from thinning out our seedlings in the greenhouse. I always love making salads off of our thinnings #nofoodwaste
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DietID_TeamDietitians 8yr Does "thinning" In farming mean the same thing as "thinning" when you get a haircut? Maybe a dumb question, but I don't know! -
olivettefarm 8yr @Rachna pretty similar! Sometimes when we seed in the greenhouse we accidentally drop multiple seeds into a cell. There's not enough room in each cell for multiple seeds to grow healthy before planting out, so we generally pinch one off, or thin it out to let the other grow healthy. -
DietID_TeamDietitians 8yr Ohh so interesting!!!! I can't wait to come down to visit
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olivettefarm 8yr @Rachna you're welcome anytime!
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JenniferEmilson 8yr How interesting!!
Little baby butternut squash.
I'm a big fan of growing these personal sized ones. They're a little sweeter than larger ones and a bit easier to manage when cooking.
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munchiemummy Are they a different variety, or just smaller?
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olivettefarm @munchiemummy different variety. (Sorry for the very delayed response)
So many tomatoes!
Tomatoes come in such a wide variety of colors, flavored and textures. It's one of my favorite parts about growing tomatoes. What are some of your favorite tomato varieties?
Tomatoes!
The best time of year. At least until I'm sick of picking them :)
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FarmerDave Nature's candy
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GooseBarry Are you selling these? What does a pint of these cost down in NC?
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olivettefarm @GooseBarry yep, we sell them for $4/pint at market