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There is more to this food than its infamous emoji 🍆 Check it out on our Facebook and Instagram! Happy Try New Foods Tuesday! #eggplant #foodhistory #recipes #whatwegrow #whatweeat
Cineastischer Indie-Pop aus Österreich – Das neue Album “What We Grow” von oh alien aus Österreich ist raus!: #musiknews #ohalien #WhatWeGrow #Alternativ #IndiePop #IndieRock Foto Credits: Vinceth Schuetz / oh alien dlvr.it/T5fxPX
Happy Teachers day📔📕📙📚🖋🖊🖌 #happyteachersday2023 #indlandfoods #Durgaprasad #lakshmidurga #wetrade #whatwegrow
Campaign Register: For every magazine issue, Aurora lists recent local campaigns. For the May-June '22 edition, among the many entries we received was BBDO Pakistan's '#WhatWeGrow' campaign for @PepsiCo Pakistan. See the full list here: bit.ly/3OUnFiy @BBDOWorldwide
Antiques aren’t all we grow. Here's an exceptionally tasty keeper our orchardist discovered in a ditch on the side of a road a few years ago. She cut a few scions, and now we have three trees of our own! We call it “fifty-six,” after the road where she found it. #WhatWeGrow
Apple enthusiasts, homesteaders, gardeners, and normal people: Spring is almost upon us! We have a scions to share (not everything on the list is big enough, but we'll try); if you're interested, send a message! We prune in mid-March (weather permitting). #WhatWeGrow
Apple time! This striped lovely is a 20th century variety from Maine named Newt Grindle. I swear to god. Read about Newt’s origins here (we got our scionwood from Fedco as well): outonalimbapples.com/varieties/newt… An early apple, juicy, and very tasty, but a poor keeper. #WhatWeGrow
Behold! The Whitwick pippin! A recent discovery of English pomologist Nigel Deacon, this beauty is long-keeping, dense and juicy. It’s greenish flesh tastes remarkably similar to a fresh kiwi (the fruit- not the bird, nor a New Zealander. As far as we’re aware). #WhatWeGrow
Welcome to February! This gorgeous apple is the English variety Tom Putt. Who Thomas Putt was may be in dispute, but... wait a minute. Didn’t we do Tom Putt yesterday? I’m pretty sure we did this one yesterday. In fact I’m sure we did. That’s weird. Anyway. #WhatWeGrow
Welcome to February! This gorgeous apple is the English variety Tom Putt. Who Thomas Putt was may be in dispute, but the apple that bears his name is indisputably versatile; a sharp desert apple, and good cooker, it shines brightest as a cider apple. #WhatWeGrow
Ever see an apple with a nose? Behold Ballyfatten, a variety from 18th century Ireland. Roundish, with a notably proboscis-like lump in the stem basin. Dense, dry and pleasantly acid; Ballyfatten is a superb baking apple, the star of any apple dumpling. #WhatWeGrow
@rabid_child I love, 'Bartleby, The Scrivener.' I quote from it often. Much to my family's chagrin. #WhatWeGrow
This is Esopus Spitzenburg. An 18th century variety from Esopus, NY. Crisp and aromatic with a complex, beguiling sweet/sharp flavor. Herman Melville mentions it in 'Bartleby, The Scrivener.' As an unreliable bearer, its motto may as well be “I prefer not to.” #WhatWeGrow
#whatwegrow day 6. Bells of Ireland - bell-shaped green calyces surround tiny white flowers. Seeds & Photo: @Seedsaversx #flowerfarm #burienflowerfarm #burienflowers #localflowers #burienwa #bellsofireland
