Well that was unexpected!
I checked the forecast again before turning in last evening and was relieved that there was no danger of frost – not even close!
I woke up this morning … to frost! There was frost on the roof, frost on the ground, and frost on the plants!




But the sun shone and burned off the frost in a hurry and there was very little damage. Only the bitter melons were finished off (but the plants were about done anyways), and the sweet peppers & eggplant are showing some frost damage. Everything else looks fine – and for this we are thankful! While our CSA is finished, we still have 4 more weeks of farmers markets, and we need some product to sell.
The final planting of greens went into the ground only last Friday, 5 days ago. Whether or not they grow & mature will depend on the temperatures and sunshine over the next few weeks. But they are off to a good start.







This week was the first since early June that we have not harvested and prepared for a CSA pick-up. The 18 weeks went by fast. Now we have a bit more time for other jobs on the farm (and perhaps we will start to slow down and work less hours), but we already miss seeing everyone. One of the best parts of a CSA program is meeting and getting to know the folks who we grow our vegetables for – the ones who eat our produce.
Thank you again to all who joined us this season!

October 10, 2019 at 7:37 am
We really enjoyed being part of your CSA – each week we looked forward to wonderful fresh, local produce! How great is that! Highly recommend your CSA!
October 11, 2019 at 4:22 pm
Thanks for your kind words Lori – and for being a part of our CSA!
October 10, 2019 at 7:38 am
I wanted to thank the CSA member who made the fantastic smokey hot sauce! What a great surprise to our last pick up!