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    What’s Fresh at the Farmers Market This Week

    Ambrosia musk melons from Weiser Farm – fragrant, sweet and juicy orange flesh melons – nothing says summer better.  At many area markets Green okra from Xiong Pao Her Green…

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    KCRW placeholderBy Laura Avery • Jul 13, 2010 • 1 min read

    Ambrosia musk melons from Weiser Farm – fragrant, sweet and juicy orange flesh melons – nothing says summer better. At many area markets

    Green okra from Xiong Pao Her

    Green Kadota and Black Mission figs from Murray Farm at the Santa Monica Wednesday market; also Torrance and Hollywood. Fig season is here and there are other varieties to choose from so enjoy them while you can

    Yellow, orange, red and green bell peppers; slender Japanese and Chinese eggplant are delicious summer veggies and medfly host material, so they will stay under wraps till the quarantine is lifted – presumably by late August. Xiong Pao Her and other Hmong farmers; all Santa Monica markets and many area markets

    Elephant Garlic from Tutti Frutti Farm is a little milder than smaller garlic. Wednesday Santa Monica; Sunday Hollywood

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