Find some tips and tricks here. Why you can’t grow cilantro successfully in the summer. How to grow in the cold. And more.
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 …
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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Alright, dedicated grower, here are some more tips on growing for winter. Remember, patience is key! As you already know, every growing area has its own micro-climate and ecosystem, so what works in one place may not grow in another. We struggle with our clay soil, and add compost on a regular basis. You may …
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Are you a dedicated vegetable gardener? If so, I know you thrive on growing plants. Do you marvel at tiny seeds sprouting and growing to vegetables? Nothing better for the soul or our stomachs! 20 years ago, I embarked on the journey of winter growing. I wanted to extend our harvest seasons and to have vegetables over …
Just so you know, there are about 2 lbs of apples in each glass of apple cider. Yum. I love cider. But only our cider. Picky, picky, picky. Yep. What is the difference between apple juice and apple cider? Juice has been filtered, so that there is no pulp. It tends to be clear, and …
Kohlrabi…what? I was introduced to this alien looking vegetable about 20 years ago. I had to think long and hard about (1) whether I wanted to grow it, and (2) if anyone would want to buy it and eat it if I did. But flying saucers are popular, right? And then I started eating it. …
I have taken the last of the persimmons in to my mother to be turned into persimmon bread. We had a fresh batch of persimmon jam made. And you (and I) had the opportunity to eat wonderful, fresh persimmons. I keep thinking I will do something fancy, but then I pick one up and it’s …
Once upon a time, a long time ago, back when there were classified ads in the newspaper and people read those ads, my mother saw an ad for fig trees in Wilmington. “Hmmm,” Elaine thought. “If he can grow figs in Wilmington, so can I.” Definitely a competitive streak in the family. Elaine and my …
Here is a listing of the different native plants we’ll have for sale this year, along with their ideal gardens and possible uses. Happy Planting! Crop Plant Type Bloom Season Pollinators Light Resists Other Amsonia Perennial Native Early to Mid Summer Butterfly Sun Deer Astilbe Perennial Late Spring to Early Summer Bee Part/ Shade Deer …
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