Summer Bliss…

CSA Full Share Week Six

Week 6 CSA Full Share

1. Snow Peas
2. Sugar Peas
3. Shell Peas
4. Summer Squash
5. Green Amaranth
6. Red Hopi Amaranth
7. Goosefoot Greens
8. Chives
9. Cilantro
10. Kale or Swiss Chard
11. Kohlrabi
12. Wild Leeks
13. Fava Beans

Wk 5 CSA

CSA WK 5 Full Share

1. Borage Flower Bunches
2. Cilantro Bunches
3. Rhubarb Stalks
4. Beet Greens & Thins
5. Red Currants
6. Mammoth Snow Peas
7. Sugar Snap Peas
8. Lincoln Shell Peas
9. Bright Lights Swiss Chard Bunch
10. Kale or Collard Greens Bunch
11. Green Amaranth Bunch
12. Goose Foot Greens Bunch



Community Supported Agriculture Program

Week 4 CSA Full Share

1. Dino Kale or Curly Kale
2. Bright Lights Swiss Chard
3. Green Vegetable Amaranth
4. Broccoli or Collard Greens
5. Parsley, Dill, or Gr. Onions
6. Easter Egg Radish
7. Heirloom Chioggia Beet Thins & Greens
8. Sugar Snap & Sugar Ann Peas or Heirloom Mammoth Melting Snow Peas
9. Goosefoot Greens
10. Cilantro

Week 3 CSA Full Share

1. Dino Kale
2. Bright Lights Swiss Chard
3. Green Amaranth
4. Broccoli Greens
5. Cilantro
6. Parsley, Dill, Garlic Scapes, or Gr. Onions
7. St. Johns Wort
8. Easter Egg Radish
9. Chioggia Beet Thins & Greens
10. Sugar Snap & Sugar Ann Peas
11. Mammoth Heirloom Snow Peas

Strawberry Moon

We Value Traditional Farming Practices

Spring time is green time!

CSA  WK 1  6/10/10

Gourmet Salad Mix

Space Spinach

Easter Egg Radish

Collard Greens

Lacinato Kale

Bright Lights Swiss Chard

Arugula Mix

The Garden is Growing!

The Garden is growing faster and faster everyday! We have harvested over 40 pounds of our spring spinach, and there are another 150 pounds expected to come out of the garden over the next two weeks! The sugar snap peas are coming on and we will begin harvesting them over the next two weeks also!!!

We have two types of snap peas, two types of shelling peas, and two types of snow peas. The snow peas and shelling peas are a couple weeks behind the snap peas though…

On other garden related news…the beneficial insects are arriving by the swarms. We have spotted 6 or more types of parasitic wasps, many Gardner snakes, a few types of toads, ladybird beetles, ground beetles, many bumble bees, swallow tail butterflies, and so many moths of many brilliant colors!

Springtime at Bliss Gardens