Because this is organically grown corn, you may find worms or worm damage to your corn. This is completely normal and expected for corn grown without pesticides. This may be the only week that we get to enjoy delicious sweet corn this season, so thank you to Denise and bon appetit!
We will also be enjoying the first melons of the season this week. Most of the melons will be a variety called Galia, but there may be a few honeydew or cantaloupe available as well. I am already fantasizing about corn and melon salad. Yum.
This is the last week of our flower share from Whipstone Farm. Thank you so much to Shanti and Cory for the gorgeous flowers this season! We are beyond lucky to have such an incredible variety of locally grown flowers. Whipstone sells their flowers at the Flagstaff Farmer’s Market every Sunday from 8-noon in the City Hall parking lot, so you can still get a hold of those beautiful bouquets if you can’t live with them.
Have a delicious week!
Meghan
What’s in your basket – August 31st
Apples (Macintosh) – Oak Creek Apples
Corn – Willowbrook Farm
Garlic – Willowbrook Farm
Kale – Willowbrook Farm
Melons – Whipstone Farm
Peppers (shishito or padron) – Willowbrook Farm
Summer squash – Whipstone Farm
CORN!!!
The butterflies have been abundant this season.
Making sure the melons are ready to eat.
Winter squash… coming soon!