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Preparing for company
You ever have company (or a boss) make “suggestions” that you really want to roll your eyes at? We’ve been busy all week getting ready for one of the many
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Current farm yums
Hi! I hope you’re staying dry-ish this rainy Saturday. What foods am I eyeing up this week? The mint and the tomatoes. And maybe the squash. Or the cabbage. Plus
Do you freeze blueberries for the winter?
If it’s July, it must be hot! Think of all the wonderful food that hot weather brings—tomatoes, peaches, corn, blueberries, watermelons, and more! So many good things to eat in
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Corn has started so it must be July!
First things first, we will be CLOSED on Monday, July 4th. Second things second, peaches, corn, and tomatoes are all here! The official leaders of summer! And they are all available
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Bringing in the harvest in June 2022
June is a wild month—it seems like everything is ready all at once. We are still picking strawberries in the beginning of the month and we have sweet corn and
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Where are all the cherries?
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Happy Birthday to us!
Our family farm is 190 years old and still growing!
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Are you thinking about Perennials?
It’s a great time to plant perennials! Perennials are plants that come back year after year, often multiplying and spreading. Perennials usually have a shorter bloom period, anywhere from 3
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Our love affair with farmers markets
We have a long history of going to Farmers Markets, primarily the King Street Farmers Market in Wilmington, Delaware. Generations of Websters, Connells, Talleys, and Rotthouses have loaded produce into wagons or trucks to take to the market 2 or more times each week.
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Forsythia Syrup
Did you know you can make a simple syrup with forsythia blossoms? Locate a forsythia bush by its bright yellow flowers in early spring, away from runoff or pesticide use
Rachel Emma Baker Talley
Have I told you the story of the Thanksgiving turkey that tried to slip away? For much of history, women have been hidden, passed over, and their stories untold. Rachel
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