Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Garden Update - Worried About Cicadas, May 14, 2011
As I was making this video update I started noticing more and more cicadas on my plants. Otherwise the gardens are growing fast! Especially the potatoes!
A Solution to the Tomato Plant Bugs?
One of my You Tube followers posted this in response to my tomato plant bugs video.
Another Local Farmer's Market
You may have noticed when driving past Harpeth Community Church on the corner of
Mack Hatcher & Lewisburg Pike on Thursday afternoons that there is a farmer's
market. If you're interested in locally-grown all natural produce, meats,
eggs and other tasty goods, come check it out and support our local farmers.
Details are below...
In His Love, Krystal Gorte
GARDNER’S FARMER’S MARKET
Hours: Every Thursday from 2:30pm-6:30pm
Where: Center lawn of HCC
Offering naturally grown seasonal heirloom and hybrid produce and flowers; USDA
inspected right from the farm pastured old German style premium pork and all
natural, grass fed Black Angus beef (no steroids, growth hormones or
antibiotics); Local raw honey, baked goods, hand-made artisan goat milk soaps
and Gardner Grove’s free ranged eggs. There is still time to sign up for the CSA
program that provides a ½ bushel of what’s best in the gardens each week with a
full share or select a ½ share and get your box every other week. Summer CSA
runs from May 7 – October 29. For more information and to see what’s
available contact:
James Gardner @gardnergrove21@yahoo.com.
Mack Hatcher & Lewisburg Pike on Thursday afternoons that there is a farmer's
market. If you're interested in locally-grown all natural produce, meats,
eggs and other tasty goods, come check it out and support our local farmers.
Details are below...
In His Love, Krystal Gorte
GARDNER’S FARMER’S MARKET
Hours: Every Thursday from 2:30pm-6:30pm
Where: Center lawn of HCC
Offering naturally grown seasonal heirloom and hybrid produce and flowers; USDA
inspected right from the farm pastured old German style premium pork and all
natural, grass fed Black Angus beef (no steroids, growth hormones or
antibiotics); Local raw honey, baked goods, hand-made artisan goat milk soaps
and Gardner Grove’s free ranged eggs. There is still time to sign up for the CSA
program that provides a ½ bushel of what’s best in the gardens each week with a
full share or select a ½ share and get your box every other week. Summer CSA
runs from May 7 – October 29. For more information and to see what’s
available contact:
James Gardner @gardnergrove21@yahoo.com.
Thursday, May 12, 2011
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