#greentops

[zginelamm]

[cotiqueshop]

Happy Rainy Sunday from us in Georgia! Are you in need of a comfy and cute go-to top for Spring? Love Green? What about a beautiful Sage green? Sage is the cutest shade of green right now and this top is amazing! It’s an open knit style to keep you cool on those hot days. Has a hi-lo style. Higher in the front and lower in the back. Pair this top with some jeans and cute sandals. Looks great with shorts or a skirt too! It’s a quarter length style and can be layered with a cami to wear on cooler days too! Available in sizes 1X/2X and 2X/3X. 👒👒Grab this beauty today from our website. This cute necklace is on there too! https://cotiqueshop.com/products/sage-open-knit-top #cotiqueshop #sashasage #greentops #topsyouwilllove #comfyoutfit #forsythga (at Cotique Boutique, Forsyth, GA, Monroe County) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_K2igypANo/?igshid=5dmp5vu2ta55

[wyzedominick]

Too much green today... but still loving the holiday specials and chill shirt someone gifted me last year. Wish I would have shown you the bottoms they are red ;) #greentops #redbottoms #christmastimefeeling #holidayspecials #netflixandchill https://www.instagram.com/p/B5oW37gFS0D/?igshid=24uchtuvvuve

[cotiqueshop]

Anyone shopping today? Come see us on the square! We have this best seller in several colors! Only 2 size large left in this color. Get it today along with this beautiful Sari necklace! We are open until 5pm today. #cotiqueshop #greentops #cuteandcomfy #forsythga #localshopping #ShopTheSquare #MonroeCountyGA #shortsleevetops #flowytops (at Cotique Boutique, Forsyth, GA, Monroe County) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0bZ2_ups_b/?igshid=1ucbpnrjdphhd

[cotiqueshop]

Get your shopping on today! We have this beautiful, deep green top in store now. (The dark green does not show up on the camera) Sizes XL-2XL. On the floor now. Last pair of distressed jeans size 22. #cotiqueshop #greentops #ootw #forsythga (at Forsyth, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnltgkmF6L1/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=4htayyf17y75

[shavanthe-blog]

"Pink and Green can look fun On Me". Tops available @shavanthe #tops #blouse #green #pink #curlhair #pinklips #africanprint #prints #printsfromaroundtheworld #greentops #curvygirl #loveyourself #smile #happy

[shyletz-blog1]

#kukru to #chikaldhara #PatchyRoad #GreenTops #Nature (Kukru में)

[thestalkblog]

Kohlrabi: Space Alien?

A relatively obscure vegetable native to Europe’s central region, kohlrabi is popping up in farmers markets looking like a multi-tentacled space alien. The variety of colors speaks to the enthusiasm for breeding this nutritious member of the Brassica oleracea family. Their more familiar cousins include cabbage, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, kale and collard greens. The word “kohl” actually means cabbage in German. Often, as in the picture above taken at the Union Square Greenmarket, the stems have been removed leaving the impression of a vegetable with a thousand eyes!

Nutritious? No question. With Stalk Stars, Vitamin C, potassium and folate leading the list, kohlrabi is an abundant source of serious nutrition.  Among its many attributes, kohlrabi aids digestion, helps regulate metabolism, strengthens bones, improves vision health and protects muscle and nerve function. As The Stalk loves to remind you, high fiber content (in abundance in kohlrabi) leads to satiety contributing mightily to weight loss.

Eaten raw they taste a bit like broccoli stems, but sweeter. Naturally neutral they can work well with all kinds of condiments, herbs and complimentary vegetables. And don’t forget the leaves can also be eaten raw (salad), or cooked (think collard greens).

Stalk Smarts: Kohlbari

Look for this part bulb, part bundle of greens to be the size of a softball. Larger bulbs will taste woody. After removing the stems and a rough second exterior layer, the useable portion now may be a bit smaller yield, something to consider when purchasing. Selection is easy. They are hard, and rarely have any soft spots or bruises. Since most of us don’t have root cellars, put them in light plastic bags (not zip lock) in the refrigerator drawer where they can last for at least a month... plenty of time to decide what to do with this ridiculously versatile vegetable.