Pollen got you down? Many of our customers claim relief from Renfrow Farms Honey. From our own ten hives , just two blocks from the store. You can’t get honey much more local than that. A teaspoon a day is the normal consumption rate. All of the local pollens are in our honey. It is raw, unfiltered [...]
Renfrow Farms Honey
Pollen got you down? Many of our customers claim relief from Renfrow Farms Honey. From our own ...
Today’s Chick Report
The girls are in the house! New chick arrivals this morning: Rhode Island Red, Barred Rock, Black Australorp, Buff Orpington, and Assorted Cochin (feather legged). These are all pullets (girls). Come on over and check them out!
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Refilling the Greenhouse!
Today and tomorrow we are refilling the greenhouse after a busy Saturday. When we open Wednesday (4/10) we should have approximately 40 varieties of tomatoes, lots of peppers, squash, zucchinni, cucumbers, even okra. Remember, Our average last frost is about April 15th. Many plants like cucumber, basil and okra cannot take night-time temperatures below 50 [...]
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Today’s Chicks!
Currently the chicks we have on hand this morning (Weds, April 3) are Rhode Island Reds, Black Sex Linked, Golden Sex Linked, and Ameracauna (blue and green eggs). They are all pullets. (girls). Come on over and check them out!
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Chicks are on their way!
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Jersey Knight Asparagus Crowns are here!
Come on in and check them out!
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Seed Potatoes are in!
The well deserved vacation is over! Time to start planting! We’ve got lots of seed potato varieties currently available, including Kennebec, Red Pontiac, Yukon Gold, Purple Majesty, Mountain Rose, Russian Banana Fingerling, and Purple Peruvian Fingerling.
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In The Greenhouse
Refilling the Greenhouse!Today and tomorrow we are refilling the greenhouse after a busy Saturday. When we open Wednesday (4/10) we should have approximately 40 varieties of tomatoes, lots of peppers, squash, zucchinni, cucumbers, even okra. Remember, Our average last frost is about April 15th. Many plants like cucumber, basil and okra cannot take night-time temperatures below 50 degrees F. Hold off planting if you can. Our soil temperatures are not where they should be and it will take another week or two to get soil temps to the point of making the plants grow rapidly. We also will be heavily stocked on all herbs. Most seeds can go in the ground after April 15th if the soil warms up. Don’t be discouraged, spring will come. It always has! |
