August 27, 2011
Tomatoes: our large "Big Beef" tomatoes and the smaller "New Girls", also mixed cherry tomatoes--red, orange, yellow, and purple in one pint containers
Basil, both sweet basil and Thai basil
Spinach, though supplies are limited and it sells out fast after each delivery
Lettuce: large heads of "Cherokee" a red leaf type
Cucumbers: "Little Leaf" a small slicing or large pickling cuke very sweet, the seeds never get hard or bitter
Zucchini: Baby zukes harvested when they're small and tender before the blossum falls off
Jalapenos: Careful, these guys are hot!!
We could also provide green lettuce types and snap beans if Co-op customers ask for them.
Village Veggies
Saturday, August 27, 2011
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Welcome to the Village Veggies blog
Village Veggies is a market garden which supplies fresh fruit and vegetables to the Potsdam Food Co-op. It is run by "Grandpa John" Dewar who is a long-time Co-op member and formerly a Canton family doctor. All the produce from Village Veggies is grown at our garden and hoophouse in West Potsdam.
We use large quantities of soil-building organic mulches and minimal tillage. Most of our seeds are certified organic, and we use no genetically modified crops. No chemicals of any kind are applied to the plants or to the soil.
We deliver to the Co-op almost every day during the growing season, to assure our produce is as fresh as possible.
We use large quantities of soil-building organic mulches and minimal tillage. Most of our seeds are certified organic, and we use no genetically modified crops. No chemicals of any kind are applied to the plants or to the soil.
We deliver to the Co-op almost every day during the growing season, to assure our produce is as fresh as possible.
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