Charlie Smith is shown with his repeat-blooming strawberry plants that were being harvested into November. This weekend 9-4pm, they will be offering pick your own but with temperatures dropping near freezing, the plants will eventually stop producing fruit . SOURCE SUBMITTED
Kale, cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, and turnips add to the large variety of TS Smith apples awaiting visitors to the historic farm market. BY SUBMITTED
Turnips are a popular fall vegetable for visitors to the market. BY SUBMITTED
Farming is not just for the summer anymore. Many farms extend the growing season into the fall and early winter. Some vegetables such as kale and broccoli get sweeter as the temperatures dip.
