Miguel sure looks happy to be harvesting bok choy! Photo by Scott David Gordon

Thank you, Scott David Gordon, for capturing these beautiful images from the farm this week. As you can see, things are VERY green around JBG these days. We've got a slew of Fall crops, especially greens, coming out of the fields, and this week's favorite has got to be this beautiful bok choy. Our greenhouses are full to bursting, and we're keeping busy seeding more fall favorites each week. If you haven't been out to the Garfield Farm recently, you can still sign up for a volunteer spot in our greenhouses 7 days a week by emailing us at volunteer@jbgorganic.com. Hope to see you out there!

Bok choy in the field. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Curly endive. Photo by Scott David Gordon

There is still a ton of transplanting to do. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Fields of green. Photo by Scott David Gordon

The curly kale is looking great out there! Photo by Scott David Gordon

Curly kale harvest. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Getting ready to transplant. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Bok choy ready to go in the fields. Photo by Scott David Gordon

A volunteer seeding at our Garfield farm. Photo by Scott David Gordon

We're still offering volunteer spots in our greenhouses 7 days a week! Photo by Scott David Gordon

Birds watching us work from the pile of tomato cages. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Greenhouse Manager Brandon waters transplants outside our greenhouses. Photo by Scott David Gordon

The greenhouses are especially full this time of year. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Sweet potatoes have started rolling in. Photo by Scott David Gordon

We still have an abundance of summer crops like these banana peppers too. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Tomato stakes coming out of the field really makes it feel like Fall around here. Photo by Scott David Gordon

Brenton went to Lee Elementary to help the kids put in their fall gardens this week. Photo by Scott David Gordon