Showing posts with label garlic curls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garlic curls. Show all posts
Thursday, May 24, 2012
CreekFest Weekend! Come to market early!!! Garlic Curls, Pepper Plants, Tomatoes, Basil..
If you love Corn Dogs- come anytime! If not, come between 8am-Noon to buy plants and fresh veggies. WeeBee Farms will be selling a huge variety of plants. Peppers, Tomatoes, Eggplants, Cucumbers, Basil, Squash, kale, lettuce (heat tolerant varieties), Salad Bowl planters and more. The first of the garlic curls are here (about 2 weeks early!) We will probably pack up around noon or so to escape the craziness.
Friday, June 24, 2011
Last week for plant sales and garlic curlies. Watch for garlic bulbs at end of July or Early August
Come get your garlic scapes while you can. This is our last week to have them, in fact we'll be gone from the market all of July- to harvest and sort garlic and maybe squeeze in a camping trip.
To finish off your vegetable garden come get basil and squash plants and some beautiful morning glory starts and other flowers.
To finish off your vegetable garden come get basil and squash plants and some beautiful morning glory starts and other flowers.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Garlic "Curlies" are here!!! In season for 3 weeks only
Tomorrow (June 11) WeeBee Farms will be selling lots of garlic curlies (scapes). These are a great vegetable for all sorts of uses, and they keep in the fridge for a month! We'll only have them for 3 weeks so get them while they're in season.
Also we'll be selling squash and pumpkin plants- with some interesting heirloom varieties, cucumber plants and basil plants for your garden.
• Chop and add to cooked beans, chili, eggs, omelets, quiche, soups, stir fry, tomato sauce and veggies.
• Chop and sautee in olive oil for a minute. Serve generous amounts over pasta or veggie dishes
• Chop fine and eat raw in cold salads, potato salad, tuna or salmon salad, hummous, tabouli
• Roast on the grill whole with a little olive oil and salt
You can use the whole thing including the blossom, maybe slicing off part of the tougher end. Also we'll be selling squash and pumpkin plants- with some interesting heirloom varieties, cucumber plants and basil plants for your garden.
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