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Tatsoi! Recipes here. |
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Andy holding a sushi-fresh Scarlet Turnip in our field in Hollister. |
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Gold Turnips. Photo Essay on turnip soup. |
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Milk Thistle
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Graydon with red turnips. |
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Yellow Turnips. |
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tomato ID photo for 2007: left to right: Cherokee Purple, German Striped, Green Zebra, Tangerine, San Marzano (a sauce type) |
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3 Heirloom Tomatoes: top = Brandywine, bottom left = German Stripe, b.right = Cherokee Purple. |
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Cherokee Purple Tomatoes. YUM. |
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'regular' Tomatillos Verde (the larger ones) and the smaller Tomatillos de Milpa: the small purple wild tomatillos that grow on our ranch. |
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Wild Tomatillo Plant: the plant that gives the small purple wild tomatillos. |
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Tomatillos. In Mexico they are called tomates. (Red tomatoes are called jitomates.) tomatillo recipes |
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'White Doll' Turnips
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These are Sungold Cherry Tomatoes. They are supposed to be orange. |
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This is a Sungold Cherry Tomato branchlet next to a wild species Cherry Tomato variety called Red Currant. |
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This is Don Israel working in the tomato patch in late May, 2003. |
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left: Early Girl Tomato right: San Marzano Tomato |
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This is a 15# flat of our Early Girl Tomatoes. |
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Lemon Thyme |
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English Thyme, this is the most common 'thyme', you could call it the 'default thyme.' |
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These are the 2 families that make up Two Small Farms. From the left: Stephen (holding Amelia), Jeanne, Julia, Andy, Front row kids: Lydia, Lena, Graydon. This photo was taken at High Ground in May 2003 |
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