Updating our members (nudge, Jasmine :)

Hi everyone,

Jasmine's internet has been on the fritz at home; while I'm helping her brainstorm ways to overcome this adversity, I thought I'd share some nice pics that Ms. Ebright took at the end of Harvest week #6 (July 22nd):

(click to make bigger!)

The only thing you can't see in the 'everything we picked is in plain view!" picture #2 is the green onions, which are in the orange bucket on the ground. Oh, and of course, you also don't see Ms. Ebright, who selflessly took herself out of the picture in order to snap the photos.

You may have noticed in your box the following:

- broccoli (some of it, admittedly wierd; I don't know why so few plants are making the usual singular, dense floret in the middle)
- beets
- cucumbers
- serrano peppers (little dark green ones)
- hungarian hot peppers (larger yellow ones)
- golden cherry tomatoes (like the last few weeks)
- a different kind of small tomato (golden and shaped like small eggs; more tomato-like sour than the gold cherries)
- eggplant
- green onions
- some people got some late radishes (I hope they still taste OK)

I see some kinds of other squash growing now (our patch seems to have survived the vine borers) and there are some other fruits which I won't mention here, for fear that thieves may go looking for them like they did our cucumbers!

All the best to you all this scorching week; you should get a post from Jasmine soon, or else I'm going to fire her.

Just kidding :)

Mr. Mikulski