Saturday morning at ARTfarm, August edition: Microgreens, cucumbers, Bodhi beans, garlic chives, recao, Thai basil, lots of fresh figs, dragon fruit!!! In the nursery, fig trees and native shade trees. From our partners: Mangoes and carambola from Tropical Exotics, papayas from Solitude Farm, vegan ice cream from I-Sha, raw honey from Wanda, bread and bagels from Tess!
Last ARTfarm Wednesday for Summer: Microgreens!
Happy sleepy August ARTfarm Wednesday! We’ll be open Saturday mornings, but this is our last Wednesday farmstand for the summer, 3-6 this afternoon: Cucumbers, microgreens, long bodhi beans, recao, garlic chives, lots of sweet Mediterranean figs, pineapple, lots of trees, mangoes from Tropical Exotics, papaya from Solitude Farm, vegan coconut ice cream from I-Sha, honey from Wanda, bread from Tess!
We still have quite a few young fig trees. Get a little piece of the Mediterranean in your yard and enjoy your own fresh fruits.

ARTfarm Wednesday 3-6pm: Cool and refreshing
Luca was up in the early cool this morning and picked for you: cucumbers, microgreens, sweet teen and spicy teen salad mixes, bunched arugula, garlic chives, recao, Mediterranean figs, lemongrass and Thai basil. Plus hearty loaves from Tess, papaya from Reuben, sweet mangoes and carambola from Alex and I-Sha’s vegan ice cream in local fruit flavors. Ahhhhh, a cucumber salad is like a dip in a cool swimming pool. Refreshing.
ARTfarm Saturday 10am-12noon: Sweet Potato Trending
ARTfarm Saturday stand, 10am – 12 noon: Sweet teen salad mix, loads of cucumbers, sweet potato leaves/shoots*, sweet corn, two types of basil, lemongrass, garlic chives, recao, sage, thyme, Mediterranean figs, bananas, dandelion greens, pineapple slips, mangoes and carambola from Alex at Tropical Exotics, papayas from Reuben at Solitude Farm, raw honey from Wanda’s Wright Apiary, bread from Tess, ice cream from I-Sha.
*You thought it was the sweet corn, but sweet potatoes are the ‘it girl’ of summer 2013. White, purple and orange fleshed potatoes will be here later in the summer, but right now you can enjoy the crazy sweet and delicious greens and shoots from the top of the sweet potato plants. I kid you not, these are the tastiest greens you have ever eaten. Practically suitable as a dessert item because they are so very yummy braised or sautéed, sweet potato greens will make you forget every spinach nightmare you had as a five-year-old. You can even plant some of the shoots you get in your bunch of greens – and you can continue to perpetuate and enjoy these highly nutritious leaves of sweet goodness in your own garden. If you can manage to leave just a few leaves uneaten (for photosynthesis purposes) in just 120 short summer days you will have your own delicious sweet potato tubers to bake/roast/mash and enjoy.


