Greetings,

It’s been a busy week on the farm. We’re still trying to find a rhythm with harvesting and packing for our CSA, online sales, florist sales, and our new market. It’s been challenging to find time to get anything else done around the farm! We’re learning the limits of our labor and trying to figure out how we can make sure everything gets taken care of.

This week we finished up planting dahlias and ginger, and prepared beds in the field for a late succession of tomatoes and peppers. We’ve got thousands of veggie and flower seedlings ready to plant, and hope to get most of them in the ground in the next week. The farm is brimming with plants and everything looks great! We’ve got food and flowers growing in almost every single established bed on the farm, and we’re turning over beds as quickly as possible so that we can grow more!

Thank you to all who came out to the pop-up market at Johnny’s last week. It was an extraordinary success, and we’re excited to say that we’ll be doing it again this weekend! Because the market was so popular, the organizers have decided to open the market an hour earlier.

Come see us at our pop-up market outside of Johnny’s in Roland Park on Sunday, May 31st, from 8:00-11:00 am.

Just a few of the gorgeous bouquets we’ll bring to Sunday’s market!

Produce Availability 5/31 Market

head lettuce
spring mix
arugula
hakurei turnips
pac choi
sprouting broccoli
mustard greens
elderflower

We’ll also bring seedlings for your garden, succulents to brighten up your home, peony bunches, and, of course, bouquets!

We’ll have these sweet and delicious hakurei turnips available at the market this week!

A reminder that we’ve decided to shift our online sales to a new platform. Find us at twobootsfarm.grazecart.com.

We have single week produce boxes, bouquets and flower bulk buckets, eggs from Kitchen Girl Farm, and more!

Online store orders must be submitted by Tuesday at 11:59 pm. Pick-ups are on Thursday afternoons at the farm or Motzi Bread.

Thank you so much for all of your support! We hope that our blooms and produce are bringing some light to you all during these challenging times.

Sending all our best,

Amelia & the rest of the crew at Two Boots Farm

One of the best parts of farming is getting to know the surrounding wildlife. We were fortunate enough to find hundreds of tiny froglets while working this week!

Field Notes