SPRING CHICKEN. . . I MEAN ONION
It's always fun to harvest something that's been "overwintered" . . . Scallions are perennials so they magically pop up again every Spring. I'm totally psyched that my fridge will soon be filled with fresh veggies again. I have a really hard time paying $10/lb for greens in the winter when they are free and delicious all summer long.
I'm also really excited because my boyfriend Eric (and his farm partner Rob) are going to be starting a blog this season chronicling the trials and tribulations of city farming. They are both hilarious so its destined to be a great read! I'll keep you posted!
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i love that you can toggle from high fashion to farming. my kind of gal. everyone thinks i'm all fashiony and shit but i grew up in mountains getting dirty and riding horses and skateboarding. you don't have to be just one way!
I'll be moving into an apartment with the potential for an actual garden this summer, I can't wait to try growing my own herbs and veggies. Of course my history with houseplants has been rather bloody to say the least so we'll see...
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nice hat! hot men!
those farmer boys make my knees weak!!!!
Where did you get that bad ass shirt in the first picture?
MMM those greens look delicious!
love the logo.
love these back to the nature photos. its almost like i can smell the fields even if im not there.
xx ediot
Can't wait for this. Have a wonderful time in Argentina.
raddddd, you two are a dream team
Dude, you guys make farming so PUNK ROCK!!!!!!!! Rad pic of you the last one! Keep on Rocking in your Vegitable Van of Raddness!!!
cutest photos!!
great blog!
loving the posts
stop by some time xx
What a great and refreshing post. Yes its not all about fashion! Love your hands on approach and wow your boys are cute :+)
Best
Anne
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