Organic Vegetables Urban Farmer - Grower - Gardener
It started as an experiment. On a rough and harsh clay soil we planted little tiny organic carrot seeds called Cosmic Purple. Due to rough conditions of the soil we did’t have much of expectations and with doubts crossing out minds we knew that the carrots will have […]
The great weather and 30 + Celsius that we now have in September allowed our organic sunflowers (Russian Mammoth and Giganteus) to “open” and show their true colors; finally. The pollinators literally occupy the plants in search for the sweet nectar to bring it to their hives, their […]
Surprise, Surprise, this morning upon arriving at the farm we found a snake taking a nap in the bail of straw. We use the straw to cover the soil to prevent the sun from drying out all the moisture in the soil. Having a snake on the farm […]
Recently there has been a lot of things going on on the farm. Between frequent raining and rare sun days both of us are coming to the farm in order to accomplish as much as we can. At this time of the growing season (August) we no longer […]
We love cilantro in our salads and its health benefits; therefore, we plant cilantro “crazy” during the season to have the ability to eat it every day. Today we cut a fresh bunch of organic cilantro and at the same time we planted a few new rows of […]
So far it looks as if this season is not going to be abundant in tomatoes on our farm. We’ve planted about 60 bushes of variety of tomatoes however, the plants are not strong and large enough to produce. We believe the reason behind it is the cool […]
We can’t get enough of radishes 🙂 Yes we love them and their nutritional value as well. This season radishes are planted in almost every bed on our farm and we will have many harvests to come in the next couple of months especially of the French Breakfast […]
What a trophy 🙂 I found a giant radish (french breakfast) among the many other radishes that we’ve planted a few weeks ago. This radish did not have any extra space or special treatment and yet it had grown to such a great size. Wondering why other radishes […]
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