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November 9th, 2015

Farm Markets, No Farms, No Food, Grow Local, Buy Local, Eat Local, Sussex County, Delaware Beaches, Southern Delaware…Getting Colder, It’s Fall Season

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All summer long the road stand markets keep us well nourished.  Full of local vegetables and fruits.  It does not get any better.  Now we are into November and it is getting a bit chilly.  So, yesterday I went by Brittingham’ Produce, located at Route 5 in Milton, Delaware.  Tel. 302-684-4232

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Unfotunately, this past week-end was the last one.  Next year around June they will open once again.  The vegetables looked gorgeous and it is a season for turnips.  They are wonderful when roasted.

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Their apples were from T.S. Farms in Bridgeville.  Brittingham’s Produce is picked daily.

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Please visit dda.delaware.gov.

In this website you can find over 80 farm stands and markets in Delaware; Christmas Tree Farms, Creameries, U-Pick Farms, On-Farm Markets, Garden Centers and even Horse Racing.  Or, there is a free APP for your smart phone.  To get it visit http://www.apps.delaware.gov

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For a great recipe for Roasted Butternut Squash with Corn, Red Onions & Cranberries please click on May 15, 2015 on this website, AboutMyBeaches.  Just first click on May of 2015 and scroll down to the 15th.  It is great.

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Have a good one!!

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September 30th, 2012

Tomato Sunshine, Farm Market, Garden Center, Pumpkins, Mums, Cabbages, Indian Corn, Fire Wood, Fundraising Event, Rehoboth Beach Fire Department, Delaware Beaches

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They catch your attention and are part of the fun during fall…I am talking about pumpkins.  So many varieties this year.  Most pumpkins are orange because of the high content of lutein, and alpha-beta-carotene.  I love seeing them along with the gorgeous mums, cabbages and everything Fall and Witchy!!

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If you have been coming to the beach on our Second Season, I am sure you have driven by Tomato Sunshine.  You cannot miss it.  It is a giant pumpkin patch at this time of the year.  Believe me, I know.  I stop several times a week.  Tomato Sunshine is so full of color, you cannot help but feel good.  It is located at 19791 Coastal Highway, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. 19971.  Tel. 302-226-9533.  Website?  http://www.tomatosunshine.com.

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So when I stopped today I noticed that the cabbages are getting that deeper color.  It was a bit chilly today and just perfect to walk around the market.

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By the way, the Farm Market within Tomato Sunshine will be open through October 31st.  Tomato Sunshine opens Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m.  Sunday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.

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The tomatoes still looked beautiful.

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Plenty of Concord Grapes

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Plenty of other root veggies, onions, squashes.

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Tomato Sunshine will be fundraising for the Rehoboth Beach Fire Department on the week-end of October 26 – 28th which is the Sea Witch Festival.  A scaffolding has been donated by Gran Rental Station to build the pumpkin tower that will light the night skyline on Rt. 1 (Coastal Highway).  Pumpkin donation is $10 per pumpkin.  To reserve your pumpkin, please e-mail your info. to info@tomatosunshine.com.  You can also e-mail ernie@tomatosunshine.com.  Or, call 302-226-9533 for more details.  You can check Tomato Sunshine’s Facebook page, as well.  And, feel free to also visit their website above mentioned.  More info. will be on those sites this week.

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Ernie told me that there is a very good pumpkin this year at Tomato Sunshine.  It is called the Buttercup.  It is a winter squash with a sweet and nutty flesh.  Easy to cook too.

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It seems that Tomato Sunshine has a slightly different look every day.  You can always find something new.  If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.  They are very helpful.  If you need fire wood, check the website.

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The following pumpkins are called Blue Hubbards.  People love them.  They are perfect for pies.

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Don’t forget the winter pansies!!

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Have a great day!! Talk to you later…

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