Farm Happenings at Root 5 Farm
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Farm Happenings at Root 5 Farm

An Ode to Fall Greens

Posted on September 25th, 2024
When folks visit the farm this time of year, they're often amazed by how beautiful the greens look since many home gardens have already started their annual decline. It's our job to keep your boxes bountiful through the end of November, so we've planted successions of many different greens (and her1 read more »

Amazing Greens!

Posted on September 18th, 2024
We're moving swiftly into the season of reds, oranges, and yellows.... but wait! We still have some amazing GREENS to share with you! We've had the surprise of an unusually long string of warm sunny day that feels a far cry from the heavy rains of July and August. Our greens are thriving in this we1 read more »

The Power of Kraut

Posted on September 11th, 2024
We're eagerly watching our kraut cabbages size up (they grow to be about 10lbs each!) and soon our certified kitchen will be transformed into our annual kraut-making shred fest! Before we start, we need your help to empty out a few more kraut barrels to make space for the new crop. We're excited to1 read more »

The Sun Shines!

Posted on September 10th, 2024
Sunshine and sunflowers are boosting our moods this week. We're feeling a bittersweet mix of joyful and wistful during these transition weeks. As we savor the last of our ripe tomatoes, we're pulling up our beloved cucumber plants to make way for our final successions of cold hardy greens that will1 read more »

The Sun Shines!

Posted on September 4th, 2024
The sunshine and sunflowers sure did boost our moods this week. We're feeling a bittersweet mix of joyful and wistful during these transition weeks. As we savor the last of our ripe tomatoes, we're pulling up our beloved cucumber plants to make way for our final successions of cold hardy greens tha1 read more »

In Between Seasons

Posted on September 3rd, 2024
The new school year has begun, the air is palpably crisper, and the intensity of summertime energy is mellowing. For those torn between lamenting summer’s end and celebrating autumn’s approach, might we suggest eating a lot of peppers, tomatoes, and watermelon? These are the crops of th1 read more »