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Thursday, October 1, 2009. Christine and I dug the sweet potatoes yesterday. I figured a bit of background was in order. Little known fact: my grandparents grew sweet potatoes in their backyard every year while I was growing up. Each October, we'd drive down to Louisville, KY to help dig 'em up. As you may expect, much fun was had by all. Photos of our haul to follow. Monday, August 31, 2009. Ageratum, a nice filler for the 'purple and orange, purple and orange' bouquets we sell so many of. As soon as I ...

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Thursday, October 1, 2009. Christine and I dug the sweet potatoes yesterday. I figured a bit of background was in order. Little known fact: my grandparents grew sweet potatoes in their backyard every year while I was growing up. Each October, we'd drive down to Louisville, KY to help dig 'em up. As you may expect, much fun was had by all. Photos of our haul to follow. Monday, August 31, 2009. Ageratum, a nice filler for the 'purple and orange, purple and orange' bouquets we sell so many of. As soon as I ...

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Farmblog 09: March 2009

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Tuesday, March 31, 2009. Just two weeks and my entire life has changed! No that's not my illegitimate child.) I've been a farm-hand in. Knoxville, Tennessee for about. Days now and it's hard to believe I've ever done anything else. We planted 4 different heirloom varieties of broccoli on my first afternoon, and we've been racing against the impending heat/avoiding the deadly late frost ever since. Our days are beginning. Nto a pattern. I'm living in Knoxville with head farmer and old f. Ommitted to all-h...

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Farmblog 09: Who wants to visit?

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Monday, August 31, 2009. Who wants to visit? I'll begin this post with a sunset bribe. Sure you'll have to sleep in a slightly musty Sportscoach unless you want to brave the roads at night, but I think the view is worth it. AND I'll cook you dinner. Continuing my devotion to baby plants. Our fall crop of spinach (above) and lettuce (below). The lettuce, pictured with basil and bulb fennel, have been so patient as we scramble to figure out where to put them. Bakers), and red Fingerlings (.

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Farmblog 09: Volunteers

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Sunday, August 2, 2009. Flickr has been updated! Check out the new Leapfrog Farm set here. Things really like to grow here at Leapfrog. Christine is especially fond of her volunteers, often going to great lengths to preserve them. Its worth it, though. We fill out much of our salad mix every week with "free" greens. In this image, you can see the fight for space between broccoli rabe, chard, and bronze fennel. It makes for a beautiful, varied landscape. We broke records last week. Last night. It's on...

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Farmblog 09: May 2009

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Sunday, May 31, 2009. The $100 head of broccoli. After almost 7 months of waiting (and after producing leaves the size of elephant ears) we've got our first broccoli flower! This is Romanesco, an Italian heirloom variety, that is known for its spirally florets. Let's just hope its delicious, too. We're hoping to start selling at the farmer's market in 2 weeks. I've been spending mornings transplanting tomato starts to sell, and we are hoping to have chard, snap peas, carrots, and, perhaps, if we're l...

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Farmblog 09: Our dirty secret...

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Monday, August 31, 2009. This lovely place that looks like a farm is actually an event and catering space called Farm Kitchen. Once a working farm, it now employs local farmers, like Christine, to 'keep up appearances,' while owners Hollice and Anne bring in unsuspecting wedding parties and B&B guests. They all do a lovely job! While planning our harvest around events can sometimes be hairy, the extra growing space it affords makes Leapfrog work. That are trying not to drown! And the brassicas,.

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Thursday, October 1, 2009. Christine and I dug the sweet potatoes yesterday. I figured a bit of background was in order. Little known fact: my grandparents grew sweet potatoes in their backyard every year while I was growing up. Each October, we'd drive down to Louisville, KY to help dig 'em up. As you may expect, much fun was had by all. Photos of our haul to follow. Monday, August 31, 2009. Ageratum, a nice filler for the 'purple and orange, purple and orange' bouquets we sell so many of. As soon as I ...

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