Sweet potatoes is a food we often recommend to clients who need to add a little more color into their diets — both literally and figuratively — because their sweet flavor, beautiful color and ease of preparation make them a relatively safe new veggie to try 🙂  See Mikaela’s post about the nutritional benefits of sweet potatoes and get a recipe on the Blooming Glen Farm blog by clicking here.

>> About Blooming Glen Farm: Mikaela and Jason have been members of the Blooming Glen Farm’s CSA program since its first season in 2006. Situated in Hilltown Township, PA on 30 acres of preserved farmland, farmers Tom Murtha and Tricia Borneman founded Blooming Glen Farm in Bucks County where Tricia grew up, because of their commitment to preserving and encouraging the rich agricultural heritage of the region. They grow over 75 different varieties of vegetables, fruits, flowers and herbs, which are marketed through a 300-member CSA, to restaurants and natural food stores, and at the seasonal farmers’ markets. Click here to visit their website!

Autumn has arrived, which means so have Autumn-time squashes! Acorn, kabocha, delicata, butternut, and sweet dumpling squashes offer great nutrition in a sweet-tasting package.  See Mikaela’s post about the nutritional benefits of squash and and get a recipe on the Blooming Glen Farm blog by clicking here.

>> About Blooming Glen Farm: Mikaela and Jason have been members of the Blooming Glen Farm’s CSA program since its first season in 2006. Situated in Hilltown Township, PA on 30 acres of preserved farmland, farmers Tom Murtha and Tricia Borneman founded Blooming Glen Farm in Bucks County where Tricia grew up, because of their commitment to preserving and encouraging the rich agricultural heritage of the region. They grow over 75 different varieties of vegetables, fruits, flowers and herbs, which are marketed through a 300-member CSA, to restaurants and natural food stores, and at the seasonal farmers’ markets. Click here to visit their website!