Plant
Families
Farm
Stand
Planting
Specifics
Wild
Card!!
100

Cucurbit is the family name for the crop we grow up a trellis, with fuzzy leaves, and is green and crunchy. 

Cucumber

100

The common food (or foods) that our Kitchen Crew cooked on Special Farm Stand days last season.

Any: Tostones, fried cheese, fried salami.

100

To plant a seed into the ground. 

Direct sow

100

NSNP plans to install one of these at Raices, to help us expand our food distribution. We heard that neighbors are happy that more people will have access to fresh food. 

A community fridge.

200

Collards and kale are in this plant family.

Brassica

200

The 3 locations that Raices de Cambio grows food for Farm Stand.

El Batey, Hoop House, Raices. 

200

Seedlings in the solanum family are planted in this way, because their expansive root systems allow roots to grow back when they are disturbed. 

They are transplanted. 

200

Aphids beware! This companion plant pair will keep our solanums safe. 

Marigolds

300

Potatoes are surprisingly in this plant family. 

Nightshade or Solanum

300

When we do wash-pack, not everything gets washed. Name 1 crop we always wash. 

Any leaves (lettuce, cabbage, kale, etc)

Any roots (carrots, beets, radishes, potatoes)

300

"Red creole" is this unique name for a type of onion. 

Variety (or crop/plant variety)

300

Plants need these five things in order to grow and flourish. 

Water, air, sun, space, and nutrients. 
400

Crops in the same family tend to be vulnerable to the same issues, such as this.

Common diseases or common pests. 

400

The vouchers that community members use to purchase food at farm stand. 

FMNP vouchers.

400

Based on this chart, when should you transplant onions into the ground in Philly?

June or July

400

Tomatoes original name is "tomatl" in Nahuatl, the original language of Mexico, spoken by this indigenous/native group. 

The Aztec or Mexica. 

500

Allium is the family name for these 3 crops.

At least 3: Garlic, onion, scallion, leeks, chives. 

500

A customer comes up to you and has a lot of questions, they ask: "When are your farm stands? Are you here all year long? Are there any special days I should know about?"

You take a deep breath and answer...

1. Saturdays, 10:30 - 1:30

2. Farm stand season is July - November

3. 4th Saturdays are Special Farm Stands

500

Crops like the aji dulce have many days to maturity because they evolved to expect many days of this and thiscompared to Philly which is commonly cold and cloudy.

Warmth and light.

500

The main difference between a forest and a garden is that forests grow according to nature, while gardens are maintained by humans, also known as this.

Cultivated.