Bobbi Luttjohann
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Jul- 2017 -25 JulyGeneral
Need Variety? Just Add Potatoes!
If variety is the spice of life, then potatoes must have the spiciest life of all. Nearly everything about potatoes…
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20 JulyRecipes
Romaine Lettuce
As all lettuces are, Romaine lettuce (Lactuca sativa. var. longifolia) is from the Asteraceae family, which also includes artichokes. Romaine…
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Jun- 2017 -29 JuneGeneral
Ground Cherries
Small, husk wearing, fuzzy leaved little gems, these golden cherry tomato looking fruits may be one of the lesser known…
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20 JuneGeneral
Sweet Butterhead Lettuce
So, we just discussed the Crisphead variety in our last article on lettuce. There is still another head lettuce within…
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15 JuneGeneral
Lets Celebrate Celeriac
Whether you call it celeriac or celery root, this member if the Apiaceae family (carrot family) is quite the distinctive…
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13 JuneGeneral
Beautifully Unique Romanesco
I’m not sure if I like Romanesco because I enjoy the way its name rolls off the tongue, because it’s…
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1 JuneGeneral
Lettuce
Oh the Variety! Lettuce is a universal term we use when we refer to anything that appears to be a…
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May- 2017 -25 MayGeneral
Artichokes
The artichoke (Cynara scolymus) is also known as the Globe Artichoke, but shouldn’t be confused with the Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus…
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16 MayGeneral
Tasty Tomatillos
With fossil records dating back 52 million years ago in Patagonia, Argentina, the tomatillo (genus Physalis) is one historical fruit.…
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11 MayRecipes
Charismatic Cauliflower
Brassica oleracea, the cool season crop cousin of the cabbage is completely captivating, and is commonly called cauliflower. Say that…
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9 MayRecipes
Strawberries
Beautiful, red, sweet, and juicy, this brilliant berry is adored by many. It’s a common site in stores and farmers…
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Apr- 2017 -27 AprilGeneral
Cucumbers: Cat Assassins?
You may have seen videos going around on social media showing cats being terrified by Cucumis sativus sneaking up on…
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