Holmes Melon Patch will be at both Farmers Markets tomorrow morning 8am to noon.
There’s one down at the fair area and one up by The Dutch Pantry.
Couple truck loads of fresh picked Black Diamond Watermelons!
Auburn Nebraska Farmers Markets
Posted in Uncategorized with tags black diamonds, fresh, melons, Watermelons on August 31, 2013 by HolmesmelonsDesign for Holmes Melon Patch
Posted in Uncategorized with tags black diamond watermelons, cantaloupe, holmes melon patch, melons, squash, Watermelons on July 27, 2013 by Scottman
this is a design I’m having made into a banner for the Holmes Melon Patch!
Crookneck Squash!
Posted in Uncategorized with tags crookneck squash, melons, squash on July 27, 2013 by Scottman
photo of some of crookneck squash coming along pretty well.
Yellow meated watermelons
Posted in Uncategorized with tags melons, Watermelons, yellow meated watermelons on July 27, 2013 by Scottman
Photo of some of are yellow meated watermelons coming along.
New sign! (just kidding)
Posted in Black Diamond Melons, Cantaloupe, Holmes Melon Patch with tags black diamond watermelons, cantaloupe, pumpkins, squash, Watermelons on July 27, 2013 by Scottman
New Conservation sign was put up and I did a little photo doctoring in photoshop to make a few changes to it. 🙂
Patch Update
Posted in Uncategorized with tags black diamond watermelons, cantaloupe, pumpkins, squash, Watermelons on July 27, 2013 by ScottmanThings are still looking good, but a rain could be used to send them on a growing spurt. Think Dad would like some of the rows to start growing together so we can make the call to stop hoeing them.
Watermelon update
Posted in Uncategorized on June 21, 2013 by Scottman
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Watermelons are snapping back from getting too much water and looking good.
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Squash are vining out and looking healthy as well.
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Cantaloupe are looking good too. There are a few rows that got hit by the mice hard and some spots that the water stood too long, where Dad had to replant some by hand. Those rows are going to be a bit behind everything else. Other than that, everything seems to be soaking up the dry and sun well. – Scott
