May 22, 2018 in News from the Farm
We are shipping potted plants and seeds at this time. We are not shipping field grown plants, tubers, roots or rhizomes until early October. We will split ship your order and not charge you additional if you order both types.
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Rich in anthocyanins, this fruit packs a punch in the flavor department being somewhat overwhelming in tartness and astringency compared to most fruits.
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Bebbs oak is a combination of luck finding one and another growing them for their acorns. Coupon code Acorns10
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Grow this vine crop that produces delicious high protein tubers. 10 Percent Off : Use Coupon code TubersGood at checkout.
Continue readingMarch 9, 2018 in Recent Articles , Tips for Healthy Plants
Is it time to make the donuts of the soil amendment world? The right mix has a positive effect on establishing woody plants. Is it healthier than a donut? We think so.
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The hog peanut is an unassuming plant of immense importance producing a delicious small tuber.
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Usually I do my own thing with fresh fruit and veggies, but for the sunchokes, I was curious to know what others had attempted. As usual, I aim to keep things simple. A quick google search instantly pulled up a simple recipe and I decided to give it a try. This recipe from oliveandherb.com only had five ingredients and took a total of thirty minutes. Love the sunchokes? Tell us which variety you like the most and how you cook them.
Continue readingJuly 26, 2016 in News from the Farm , Recent Articles
When I first purchased my land, I needed a lot of seeds. Acorns were my first seed obsession. You could find me in parks, strips of land along busy roads and front yards meticulously picking acorns one by one and taste-testing them. When I asked my brother Chris and my ‘agri-buddy’ and musician Jesse to help me plant a few on my property, I purposely omitted the detail of having 400 lbs of them in my pickup truck. When we met on a cold Saturday morning in September of 1981, the frost had ...
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