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The Big Chili variety of anaheims are doing well in the tunnel. |
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This is an example of the chilis that we market. We try not to pick anything less than about 8 inches long. |
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The Goliath jalapenos are also doing nicely. |
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An example of the jalapenos that are marketed. |
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This sweet peper is a Big Bertha and weighed nearly three quarters of a pound. |
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This is the first market in Morrill. It offered the customers artisan breads and all natural meats in addition to all the seasonal vegetables |
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Okra seems to really thrive in this environment. We try to pick them every other day. Even so, we get a few that are overgrown. |
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The results of our first okra picking. |
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A picking of green beans. They weren't grown in the tunnel. Just had to show off. |
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An okra blossom. Now that's just food for the soul! |
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Weaving tomato plants. Some are nearly 6 feet tall. |
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Torrington's farmers market. |
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