10/16/2026
C***O DI TORO (translates to bull’s horn) these peppers might look mean 😈 but they are sugary sweet as can be! and honestly more tasty than a blocky bell pepper in our honest opinion, due to their thinner flesh and more concentrated flavor, making them ideal for blistering as they won’t sweat out much moisture. despite three consecutive mornings of frost earlier this week, we kept these late-season italian fryers snug in their tunnel and the plants are loaded with fruit which we hope will continue to ripen in the weeks to come! gatherer’s gold and red sword varieties for the win! we’ll bring a big ol’ bushel full for y’all to try out tomorrow Umpqua Valley Farmer’s Market
from 9am-1pm!
THE WHOLE HAUL:
-salad greens
-spinach
-escarole
-tuscan kale
-collard greens
-asian greens: bok choy / tatsoi
-broccoli
-cauliflower
-napa cabbage
-kohlrabi
-celery
-winter squash: butterscotch / delicata
-eggplant
-sweet frying peppers
-hot peppers: jalapeño / serrano
-carrots
-celeriac
-purple daikon
-hakurei turnips
-gold potatoes
-onions: sweet / red
-banana shallots
-leeks
-garlic
-fresh ginger
-ferment: green kimchi eggplant
-hot sauce: new mex / holy mole / harissa
-dried: fermented chile flakes