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Herbs en' Route 'Your Herbal Minute' -
Tuesday September 01, 2009 - By Michelle
Herbs en' Route - Our Fall cool weather plantings include popular pansies and the decorative cabbage Mix n' match until you find the right color combination for your Fall landscape or container gardening. Herbs en' Route bedding plant pansies...
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Morgan Botanicals -
Friday August 07, 2009 - By Jessica
Tomatillos are perhaps one of my favorite and most prized fruits. They're not only fun to grow (as they are incredibly beautiful plants) but they are rich in flavor and yummy to eat. This native of Mexico, which is much like a tomato, dates back to at least...
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Portage River Farm -
Tuesday July 28, 2009 - By John
I have had an interest in wild plants for most of my life. Throughout my late teen and college years, I spent countless hours (that I probably should have been studying!) wandering the fields and woods with identification guides in hand. I still have hundreds...
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Dragonfly Farms -
Thursday July 23, 2009 - By Bruce
We have had a great spring, blessed with good rains early on. We were able to get the garden in early enough. We got a fine first cutting of hay. We have had good sales at the two farmer's markets we attend (Ashland and the one Whole Foods puts on.) We have...
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Portage River Farm -
Saturday July 11, 2009 - By John
Yesterday morning, the boys and I headed out into our woo ds to pick some black raspberries. I had noticed some canes coming up in the springtime in the woods near our chicken coop but had not been back in that area since. When we arrived at the edge...
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Millix Family Farm -
Monday June 22, 2009 - By Patricia
We have made it through Spring and have now entered Summer! Spring brought with it many new beginnings. The beginning of warmer weather, new flowers, fresh green leaves lining the trees, a new garden season and the beginning of a new year from the Farmers...
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Bluegrass Farmers Market -
Thursday June 18, 2009 - By Kentucky Proud
Saturday's market is sure to make you smile! Let's start with the sweet stuff first. How about some pumpkin cookies, zucchini bread, chocolate zucchini cake or plenty of homemade jams and jellies. Our farmers have been busy in the kitchen!
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Bluegrass Farmers Market -
Thursday June 04, 2009 - By Kentucky Proud
The sun will be shining and the farmers will be smiling this Saturday at the Bluegrass Farmers Market!
That's because they'll be bringing the freshest and the very best that the area has to offer to our market location at 3450 Richmond Rd. The trucks...
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Bluegrass Farmers Market -
Friday May 29, 2009 - By Kentucky Proud
Yes, it's hard work but all you have to do is look at the smiling faces of our farmers and know that the members of the Bluegrass Farmers Market love what they do! They grow, they create, they bake, they raise and they come together each Tuesday from 3 until...
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Sunrise Farm -
Monday May 25, 2009 - By Jetboy
Update time! As you can see from teh last postihng date, a lot of time has passed. So this isn't another one of those very dated blogs, sites, whatever...I'm finally getting around to letting you know we are optimistic for this year's crop. Yes, there has...
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West End Farm -
Tuesday May 19, 2009 - By Alice
Plants
that use water efficiently, what a provocative and broad subject to
touch on, Joe. You're going to make me stretch for this one. The
first, simplest and easiest answer is that for true drought tolerance
you really want to find a nearby Native...
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Boardtown Organics -
Tuesday May 19, 2009 - By Greg
Well, for the first 17 days of May, it has rained 11 of 'em!!!! Boy, it sure is wet!!! The field crops either died or were stunted so I plan to replant as soon as it dries up. With the weatherman is calling for rain this weekend, who...
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Sauvie Island Lavender Farm -
Friday May 01, 2009 - By Julie
Sauvie Island Lavender Farm is open for the season! Our hours have expanded too. We are now open May – Oct, Tues - Sun, from 10am – 5pm. This weekend let us treat you to free mini lemon lavender muffins to nibble on while you shop....
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Grow And Share -
Saturday April 25, 2009 - By Kay
What a fun yet tiring day! We gave away more than 1,500 garden plants to local gardeners. In return, they signed a pledge that they would share a part of their harvests with family, friends, strangers, and food distribution centers.
We're...
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Morgan Botanicals -
Saturday April 25, 2009 - By Jessica
There is a sense of excitement that comes from growing something new in
your garden each year. Why not explore your creative side and plant
something unusual this year. I've put together some extraordinary vegetables with unusual
flavors that will be worth...
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Owens Acres & Fortuna Farms -
Friday April 24, 2009 - By Laura & Mike
Owens Acres announces new CSA offerings for 2009. Pickup will be in Placerville, 1st Sunday of the month. We hope to expand our box offerings to include what's being harvested (tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, etc.) but we want to wait a few more weeks...
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Morgan Botanicals -
Tuesday April 21, 2009 - By Jessica
Trifolium pratense, or red clover is one of the most useful remedies for children and adults alike, not to mention the tasty treats you can make. If your lucky enough to find this clover growing you’ll want to pick
them in the morning just after the dew has...
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Blossom's Wild Herb Lavender Farm -
Tuesday April 21, 2009 - By Blossomfarm
There is evidence of lavender being used for centuries, in Egyptian times in perfumes and massage oils. The Greeks used lavender as medicine during the first century AD. The Romans used lavender to scent the public baths where it was believed to...
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Morgan Botanicals -
Monday April 20, 2009 - By Jessica
Making and using compost is not only a life-changing experience, but it is the world's best soil conditioner. I use my spent tea leaves as compost for my house plants; cactus, succulents, and herbs, plus I toss them in the garden. Tea leaves are full of...
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