Koiner Farm

The New Honey has arrived. They are more expensive at $15 but slightly bigger, bottled in glass and there are 3 varieties to choose from - light, medium and dark....depending upon what the bees ate.

The light is from Black Locust or Acacia. The others are from flowers.

Today is the last day to get a bouquet of flower, mostly Dahlias. Persimmons will be on the front porch until they are all sold.

FALL FARM EVENTS:
10/25 Harvest Dance at Koiner Farm (sold out)
10/31 Halloween Parade - beginning and ending at Koiner Farm 5pm
11/1 Pumpkin Light Up Night at Koiner Farm (only 1 night this year) 6pm
11/2 End of Year Party for CKC interns & volunteers - Koiner Farm 5pm
11/5 Garlic Planting Workshop - Loiederman Farm 4pm
11/6 Garlic Planting Workshop - Koiner Farm 4pm

PERSIMMONS - $1 each

I have picked 8 boxes so far of persimmons. I need to get more boxes. There is one persimmon on the top that is dead ripe! Many are orangish and need about a week -- longer if you want them soft for baking.

When they are hard but orange, you can slice them like crackers and add a slice of cinnamon rind cheese from Trader Joe's.

One lady grills the slices with honey on top. Sounds really good.

The 8 boxes are on the front porch. There will be a large bell to ring to get Bill's attention. You can also bag what you need and leave the money in the brown bean pot on the porch.

I do have beautiful parsley. You can keep it in water until you need it or freeze the leaves until you need them for cooking. Some people make pesto with these since basil is gone now.

PARSLEY & HERBS are always $1 a bunch

I will be in Europe from October 23 until November 21. The Persimmons will remain on the porch.
On October 23, a friend will pick persimmons from the tree for a non-profit.

[email protected] -- I can be reached in Europe. Watch my page for educational updates. As a New Ager from the 1960s, I bury crystals and Bermuda sand at the concentration camps.