Figs are making their second appearance for the year. Figs have two crops a year. The first crop occurs in July. After a rest, the next crop matures in late August and September. The second crop usually has smaller fruit sizes. This year our Brown Turkey and Penache Tiger Stripe figs are looking pretty good in the size category. The Black Mission however are true to tradition and are on the small side so far this year.
We are now harvesting Asian Pears, apples and Jujube. A sign that fall is arriving. We will still have grapes, peaches, plums, and pluots. Peach season is coming to a slow close. We still have green Kelsey plums, soft Laroda plums, crisp Casselman and Cassie plums and a limited supply of Dapple Dandy pluots.
The gardens are still producing tomatoes, cucumbers, okra, long beans, basil, peppers, and eggplants. We are starting to have some winter squash. Now is the time for Delicata winter squash.
Here's what we have in the farm stand from Otow Orchard:
Yellow Freestone Peaches: Rio Oso Gem, O'Henry
Cling Peaches: Bowen
Plums: Laroda, Kelsey, Cassie, Casselman
Pluots: Dapple Dandy
Grapes: Kyoho, Red Purlett, Thompson Seedless.
Apples: Gala
European pears: Bartlett
Yellow Asian Pears: 20th Century, New Century
Brown Asian Pears: Hosui, Yoi
Figs: Brown Turkey, Green Penache Tiger Stripe and Black Mission
Jujube: Sugar Cane, Li
Cucumbers: Asian cucumber, Lemon cucumber and Armenian cucumbers
Tomatoes: Red, Heirloom, Yellow, Pink, Roma,
Cherry tomatoes: Sungold, Rosalita, Black cherry
Tomatillos
Okra
Summer Squash: Zucchini, Crookneck, Tromboncino (limited supply)
Winter Squash: Delicata, Red Kuri, Black Futsu
Sweet peppers (Limited supply)
Chili peppers: Shishito,
Eggplant: Japanese (Limited supply)
Beans: Chinese long beans
Basil, Rosemary, Red and Green shiso
Honey from our orchard
This is what we have from other producers:
Peaches from Sunnyslope Farm: Fay Elberta, O'Henry
Gala Apples from Sunnyslope Farm
Jams from The Good Stuff
Bee pollen from Top O' The Hill Apiary
Honey from Top O' The Hill Apiary
Comb Honey from Top O' The Hill Apiary
Eggs from Two Feather Farm
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