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One of the craziest weeks that I have seen around here. Actually has been very helpful hang out and look at a simple basil plant growing that has no care in the world. Well, other than water and sunshine of course.

One of the craziest weeks that I have seen around here. Actually has been very helpful hang out and look at a simple basil plant growing that has no care in the world. Well, other than water and sunshine of course.

The Dinner Bag for the Week

Fruit! In case you haven’t realized it, we are in the height of fruit season with our growers. Blueberries and Cherries to be specific. And these are two of our oldest and most established partnerships that we have with growers.

Fruit! In case you haven’t realized it, we are in the height of fruit season with our growers. Blueberries and Cherries to be specific. And these are two of our oldest and most established partnerships that we have with growers.

Produce Notes:
Some hearty and gorgeous spinach hitting your plate this upcoming week. And just because I can eat a bag of them in 15 minutes, the grapes will be calling the Harvest Boxes home next week too.
Other than that, we are looking at more berries, greens, citrus fiesta, large and small tomatoes, heirloom potatoes, onions, and some avocados to round off your week. Fresh grass-fed beef in this week that is likely to disappear quickly. Have a fun weekend.

Produce Notes: First glance at corn for the season. Only a limited number of shares though so I would add those early. We will have more to come.
The flavors of New Mexico this week look like this: Tomatoes, Romaine lettuce, Zucchini, Cucumbers, Red bell peppers, Kale, and Cantaloupe.

Produce Notes: Tons of New Mexico grown produce for you. Tomatoes, romaine lettuce, zucchini, cucumbers, bell peppers, kale, and cantaloupe all ripe and ready for your taste-buds.
Strawberries continue to impress me every week too. And the Las Palmalitas avocados are some of the best that we have ever had. All in all, a great time to be eating your fruits and veggies. Happy summer break to all you parents out there.

Quick produce note, we had a grower call us and lament that he had some incredibly tasty tangerines, but that some weather issues had made them with “a face that only a mother could love.” So instead of watching tasty fruit go homeless, we jumped on the opportunity to find those tangies a home. So you will see perfectly high quality tangerines hit your doorstep, that may not look like they are ready for a beauty pageant. You will love the flavor and the value though.