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Not seen in the images are Farm Boxes No. 1 and 2…
and the cucumber and corn (behind) patch.
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2008
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July
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- Food: Cucumber Salad, Green Bean Tomato Salad
- Harvest: Tomatoes, Beans, Peppers
- Harvest: Cucumbers and Thai Hot Peppers
- Documenting Progress: 2nd Installment
- Food: Grilled Eggplant and Green Beans
- Harvest: Eggplant and Tomatoes (two of them)
- Food: Quinoa Salad, Grilled Peppers, Onions and Po...
- Harvest: Beets, Peppers, Beans & Tomato
- Nick the Farmer's Basil
- Harvest: Beans and Peppers
- Infarmation: Skyscraper Farming
- Update: Corn
- Harvest: 1/50 Bushel of Beets
- R.I.P. Golden Giant Plant, Young Peppers Orphaned
- Update: Eggplant
- Update: Beets and Cucumbers
- Brooklyn Farm Border Security
- The Competition
- Drying Lavender and Making Sachets
- Pepper Inventory
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July
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1 comment:
Considering all the attractions available in NY (like you name it), the farmers have found this simple healthy hobby and have created an amazing garden. Lots of hard work. Bravo to both of you. The pictures are beautiful and the on going dialogue is entertaining. Keep going, there is no downside to what you are doing. I love reading it. Monsieurwood
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