February 10, 2022 1 Comment
The inbox has been buzzing with questions about when fresh flowers will be available again, grow-your-own cutflower garden starts, and the possibility of workshops. Here are key dates to put on your calendar:
ROOTED WORKSHOPS: Registration for our first ever spring line up of on-farm classes will open Sunday, February 20th.
GROW-YOUR-OWN CUT FLOWER GARDEN: Special selections of cut flowers all started and ready to be planted in your own garden! Each kit includes 48 plants of 8 different varieties that will allow you to cut bouquets all summer long. Collections will be available online Sunday, March 13th for pre-order. Available for local delivery and pick up only.
SPRING POTTED GARDENS: Narcissus, hyacinth, muscari filled living centerpieces will be available at our on-farm Self Serve Farmstand starting Friday, March 18th to celebrate the first day of spring -- just in time for your Easter table!
ROOTED DAHLIAS: The shop is closed for 2022. Shipping will begin in April to avoid damage from cold during transit. Sign up for the dahlia newsletter to learn when the 2023 Dahlia Shop will open.
FRESH FLOWERS: We anticipate offering fresh flowers starting at Self Serve by April 3rd, Mother Nature will make the final call.
MOTHER'S DAY SHOP: Opens April 24th with more details forthcoming,
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January 24, 2023
Starting seeds can be a tricky business. You've got your little pots, your soil, and your hope for a bountiful harvest, but sometimes it feels like the odds are against you. Maybe your seedlings are too leggy or too damp, or maybe they're just not germinating at all. But don't despair, fellow gardener! We've all been there, and we've got the solution to your seed starting woes. In this blog post, we'll be sharing our foolproof seed starting setup that will have you well on your way to a successful gardening season. So put down that seed packet, grab a cup of coffee, and let's get started!
January 12, 2023 6 Comments
Before we get too deep into the New Year, I am taking some time to reflect on all that has happened during the previous year. It can be easy to just look ahead, but taking a moment to reflect on the past can help us to appreciate all that we have accomplished and set intentions for the future.
November 02, 2022 209 Comments
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Judith Aquadro
January 12, 2023
Interested!