Wednesday ARTfarm 3-6pm + ART

With the notable exception of bread from Tess, it’s like a Saturday on Wednesday at ARTfarm today. Luca has harvested all kinds of special fresh crunchy goodness for you: sweet salad mix, teen spicy salad mix, teen arugula, baby arugula, baby spicy salad mix, lettuce heads including some beautiful Romaine, onions, carrots, early bird beets, cherry tomatoes, slicing tomatoes, heirloom tomatoes, kale, Chinese cabbage, collard greens, dandelion greens, sweet potato greens, fennel, Mediterranean figs
and Bacuba bananas from a friend’s garden. Come and get it on the South Shore, 3–6 p.m.!

Here is your art moment, reflecting the intense drought conditions that are currently enveloping the South Shore area. Watercolor, “Three to Drink”, 9″ x 12.25″, (C)2014, Luca Gasperi. Private collection. 20140319-140617.jpg

St. Patrick’s Day! ARTfarm Open, 3–6 Today

Hope Saturday’s parade put a big green banana smile on your face! Join us today for more of that smiling Irish color at ARTfarm!

Sweet salad mix, baby spicy salad mix, baby arugula, microgreens, regular arugula, early bird cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, tomatoes, cooking greens, lots of collards, basil, garlic chives, dill, parsley, chili peppers, Mediterranean figs, lettuce heads, onions, and raw local honey!20140317-142129.jpg

Greetings from ARTfarm leprechaun! Open this morning before the parade!

In case you missed our wacky Avis ad in today’s paper, there are many shades O’Green at the MacARTfarm this morning! Open 10-12! Sweet mix, spicy mix, arugula, endive, carrots, onions, kale, broccoli, broccoli greens, collards, dandelion greens, Italian basil, dill, cilantro, parsley, garlic chives, mint, lemongrass, thyme, sage, rosemary, mustard greens, Chinese cabbage, ginger, figs, sweet potato greens, slicing tomatoes, heirloom tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, lots of figs, eggs, bread by that lovely Irish lass Tess. 20140315-092056.jpg

Gray + Blue Makes Green. ARTfarm Wednesday, 3–6 p.m.

Today’s Wednesday farmstand: sweet salad mix, teen spicy salad mix, teen arugula, lettuce mixed heads, wild bunched arugula, red mustard greens, Chinese cabbage, broccoli greens, kale, collards, Italian basil, Thai basil. In the department of edible things we grow that are not primarily green and leafy, we have lots and lots of beautiful heirloom, cherry, bicolor and slicer tomatoes, onions, passionfruit, key limes, and fresh Mediterranean figs.

Here is your Wednesday art moment. In design school, Luca and Christina spent a lot of time making color wheels and studying how to match precise shades and tints of colors. This may be the one area in which our design education did not ready us for farming. In this industry, a combination of blue and gray (torrential rain earlier this week) equals green, green, green: giant lettuce heads.20140312-140526.jpg