Wilson Day and Produce Updates

When Eric and I came back from out of town, we returned to a number of enthusiastic volunteers, huge beets, stubby carrots, ruined tomatoes, and more. The following photos show you what we saw when we returned to the farm.

The kids of Whipple Park love playing on the land we haven't touched yet.
They told us they were convinced we were spies.

This is what a lot of our tomatoes looked like unfortunately.

I bit into a beet and a tomato. The tomato was sweet and delicious
 and the beet was hard, but tasty.

This was our first time growing cucumbers. Who would have thought they were prickly!

Here's an edible flower that has a bite to it. Below it are
little weeds that enrich the soil.

This photo is blurry because it was taken on a camera phone, but here is our
Wilson Day volunteers from Hoeing 2. They worked hard on weeding
and then gathered wood chips, sticks, rocks,
and old snail shells to make us a new sign for the farm.
Thanks for your help guys!