Finally we have a limited supply of sweet corn...
Delicious!
And we learned a few things about growing corn this year too..
Inferno peppers for those who like it hot...
Beef tomatoes... YUM!
My favorite part of the day is early morning...
the light is awesome.
hurray for your little farmer stand! :)
ReplyDeletei love your little corner of the world so much....ox
ReplyDeleteGorgeous post!
ReplyDeleteSue
xo
Love your veggie sales! How you doing with them? Oh, and Hubby would kill for those beef tomatoes.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and fresh, it doesn't get any better than that!
ReplyDeleteI love your life!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNothing better than sweet corn and a big juicy tomato. and I love getting them from such a great little stand. Beautiful post!
ReplyDeleteWe cut and froze 29 quarts of corn last week. Good stuff come winter time! Want the recipe?
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos. Love the farm and produce; yum!
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth :)
Gardens aren't that far along yet, here. Can't wait for sweet corn!!!!
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ReplyDeleteso peaceful ~
I would love to have a little corn on the cob. Your farm stand wagon is so handsome. I hope you have a lot of sales. I love checking in on you. Stay cool ~ today is a scorcher! Debi
ReplyDeleteYour produce looks gorgeous! I didn't plant corn (even though we adore it) because I've heard it's tough to grow - that too many varmints get into it. But I might give it a shot next year.
ReplyDeleteI could sit there, at your old wagon, with a knife, salt & pepper, and eat my way through like a squirrel!
ReplyDeleteBut, I do have manners..after I finished I would leave my money and clean up my mess.....
Did Opie take his fly mask off? Annie has learned this trick..ugh.
That Filly!
xo, misha
very nice! I have a question, how many ears of corn grow on each stalk? I have a bet going
ReplyDeleteThat's some beautiful produce! I love corn on the cob. Mornings... not so much.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks delicious. All those tomatoes for salsa and sandwiches. Lucky duck!!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks just wonderful! Are you eating corn till it's coming out of your ears? xo Diana
ReplyDeleteYour produce looks so good. Love the wagon!
ReplyDeleteNancy
Morning is indeed so beautiful on your farm! Love those veggies...someday I am going to talk my husband into a little road trip to your stand:) Enjoy the rest of the weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove your old wagon and the morning light IS glorious!
ReplyDeleteWe've got a little corn almost ready--FINALLY! Eldest daughter said her "farmer" brother had a little fit the other day when he discovered her two big boy pups had "picked" his first canteloupe and were playing with it! Came stomping up to the house to tell on them!
V
love the pictures today-- pop over and enter my giveway for a vintage apron... you may need it for all that canning you do!
ReplyDeleteKaren,
ReplyDeleteI love the early mornings best. Quiet time for me and the light is gorgeous.
Love your farmstand wagon - everythig looks wonderfully delicious.
Carol
You have such a way with the camera, Karen!
ReplyDeleteLovely images.... always.
Wish I could stop and shop with you.
xx
A
My attempt at gardening this year has been a complete failure. I have a cherry tomato plant that is so sad... and a lot of squash plants that keep blooming and doing nothing else. ~sigh~ I do not have a green thumb.
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