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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Potatoes
Potatoes are another discovery of the New World: 16th century Spaniards brought potatoes from South America to wider fame. Potatoes are the staple of the world because they provide more energy and protein per acre than any other crop. They … Continue reading
Posted in harvesting, hyperlocal, hyperfresh, potato
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Scarlet runner beans
I’ve grown scarlet runner beans as ornament for years. They attract humming birds — and certainly did again this year, and are very beautiful and colorful when in full bloom in late summer and fall. I just learned, however, that … Continue reading
Posted in beet, green beans, tarragon
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Indian summer
Indian summer is always bitter-sweet. The days warm after a cold snap but only for a short spell: winter approaches, and the growing season nears its end. Perhaps, this special window of warm, sunny fall weather is called Indian summer … Continue reading
Posted in basil, cilantro, corn, green tomato, oregano & marjoram, parsley, scallion, sweet & hot peppers
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