It’s a great time to plant perennials! Perennials are plants that come back year after year, often multiplying and spreading. Perennials usually have a shorter bloom period, anywhere from 3 weeks to 3 months, but they reward you by not having to be re-planted each year. Remember, a garden is always a work in progress, …
Small Veggies with Fruit: kale, mini red potatoes, broccoli, radishes, scallions, lettuce or spring mix, parsley, Fuji apples, and Granny Smith apples. Large Veggies with Fruit: beets, chard, baby bok choy, kale, mini red potatoes, broccoli, radishes, scallions, lettuce or spring mix, parsley, chives or rosemary, Fuji apples, and Granny Smith apples. Fruit only: Pink Lady apples, Granny …
We have a long history of going to Farmers Markets, primarily the King Street Farmers Market in Wilmington, Delaware. Generations of Websters, Connells, Talleys, and Rotthouses have loaded produce into wagons or trucks to take to the market 2 or more times each week. John Webster took truckloads of produce in season. A truckload …
Did you know you can make a simple syrup with forsythia blossoms? Locate a forsythia bush by its bright yellow flowers in early spring, away from runoff or pesticide use Gather about four cups worth of flowers, careful to not disturb any new leaves Bring two cups of water and two cups of sugar to …
Small Veggies with Fruit: broccoli, escarole, kale, turnips (both salad and regular), a mix of potatoes, onions, parsley, Pink Lady apples, and Fuji apples. Large Veggies with Fruit: parsnips, baby bok choy, lettuce, cilantro or rosemary, broccoli, escarole, kale, turnips (both salad and regular), a mix of potatoes, onions, parsley, Pink Lady apples, and Fuji apples. Fruit …
Why flowers? Flowers help you thrive! Flowers build your serotonin, oxytocin, and dopamine. Flowers make you feel good! We grow flowers right here. Without chemicals or pesticides. Cut fresh every day. Right from our field to you. A flower subscription gives you a bouquet of fresh flowers from our cutting gardens, every week or every …
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Small Veggies with Fruit: scallions, salad turnips, radishes, lettuce, Brussels sprouts, sweet potatoes, oregano, Pink Lady apples, and Granny Smith apples. Large Veggies with Fruit: broccoli, spinach, dandelion greens or chard, lettuce, sweet potatoes, Brussels sprouts, scallions, salad turnips, radishes, oregano, parsley, Pink Lady apples, and Granny Smith apples. Fruit only: dried strawberries, and apples: Pink Lady, Golden …
Small Veggies with Fruit: cabbage, baking potatoes, onions, spinach, spring mix, carrots, sorrel or parsley, Pink Lady apples, and Red Delicious apples. Large Veggies with Fruit (0:55): sweet potatoes, escarole or kale or swiss chard, beets or parsnips, cabbage, baking potatoes, onions, spinach, salad greens, carrots, sorrel or parsley, Pink Lady apples, and Red Delicious apples. Fruit …
Small Veggies with Fruit: kohlrabi, carrots, escarole, Daikon radish, collards or spinach, lettuce, thyme or cilantro, Fuji apples, and Granny Smith apples. Large Veggies with Fruit: mushrooms, gold potatoes, Brussel sprouts, carrots, escarole, Daikon radish, collards or spinach, kohlrabi, lettuce, thyme or cilantro, Fuji apples, and Granny Smith apples. Fruit Only: Pink Lady apples Fuji apples, …
Have I told you the story of the Thanksgiving turkey that tried to slip away? For much of history, women have been hidden, passed over, and their stories untold. Rachel Emma Baker almost slips past us to the unknown. But what we do know of her story tugs on my heart, and it is a …
