It was a cold and windy afternoon at the farm on this Monday. Luckily, sugar snap peas are one of the few seeds that sow directly into the dirt during the cooler temperatures of the spring. The plants should grow about 4-5 feet in height and we are hoping to see some sprouts next week. Last year's crop did exceptional and we hope for the same this year.
Look at these farmers making parallel lines with the seeds....making connections to math!
A nice row of sugar snap peas. Looking to get sprouts next week.
Kenix taking some time to feed the plants some essentials.
a little baby heirloom tomato plant.
Baby marigolds...crucial for keep the pests away from our fruit-baring plants.
