by Tom | Mar 15, 2021 | What's Growing
The cold just does not stop. Growth in the greenhouses is slowing down. One of the hot water solar collectors broke due to freezing. Oil prices are rising and it’s taking 50 to 75 gallons a week to keep the greenhouses warm enough. These could be the most expensive...
by Tom | Mar 8, 2021 | What's Growing
The greenhouses are very warm and growth is exceeding the demand for most greens except spinach and kale. That will change when farmers markets start, but right now much of the early plantings are going to seed. Here’s what’s available this week: Baby lettuce $ 4 per...
by Tom | Mar 1, 2021 | What's Growing
New tomatoes and spinach seedlings are up. More plantings every week. Farmers markets start in April and May. There is a solar exemption warrant on the Lyndeborough town Warrant. If you are a resident of Lyndeborough I would urge you to support this article. Everyone...
by Tom | Feb 22, 2021 | What's Growing
Growth of Arugula and Watercress is above the demand so these will be offered again. You will get a double bunch for the price of one bunch. If you haven’t tried these greens and would like a free sample let me know in your order. New spinach has germinated, as well...
by Tom | Feb 15, 2021 | What's Growing
Everyday new beds are planted with greens in the high tunnels. Soon it will be time to start greenhouse tomatoes and sweet peppers, so they will be ready in June. The mice seem to have a taste for spinach, but the other greens are not touched. Where is a good cat when...
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