Friday, September 23, 2011

New Book!

I normally don't post books on this blog, but I found a book that I highly recommend for southern apple growers  Check it out!

How to Grow Apples in the Southern U.S.

Thanks!


Sunday, August 21, 2011

Just saw this on Gizmodo... Nice!  We need a few...

Saturday, August 20, 2011

How Much to Grow for a Family of Four

Ferry-Morse 3140 Organic Tomato Seeds, Beefsteak (600 Milligram Packet)

How many vegetable plants does your family need (for fresh eating)?  Below is a list of vegetables and the number of plants required to provide a family of four with fresh vegetables.  You would obviously want to grow more for "putting away," or if your family is larger.

Aparagus - 40
Snap or green beans - 120
Beets - 90
Broccoli - 20
Brussels sprouts - 5
Cabbage - 20
Cantaloupe - 3-4
Carrot - 200
Cauliflower - 15
Celery - 24
Collards - 25
Sweet Corn - 200
Popping Corn - 150
Cucumber - 10
Eggplant - 10
Garlic - 50
Kale - 15
Lettuce - 20
Okra - 20
Onion - 40
Parsnip - 50-100
Peas - 50
Pepper - 5-10
Potato - 50-100
Pumpkin - 4
Radish - 100
Rutabaga - 30
Spinach - 40
Squash - 5
Sweet Potato - 25
Swiss chard - 60
Tomato - 10
Turnip - 20-40
Watermelon - 5

Starting plants by seed is the most economical way to grow vegetable plants!

Hot Summer!

Since it's been well over a year since an update, I thought I would let the blogsphere know that we are as busy as ever!  So busy, in fact, that we haven't updated in a while.  We will be posting stuff here every now and then...See you soon!

-Trey

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

2010-2011 FRUIT TREES

Arabian Tea Jasmine Plant - Maid of Orleans Summer is hear in force, and we are already looking forward to the fall!  Our blueberry plants are growing well, and we are looking forward to having our fruit trees ready!  Be on the lookout for an email announcing our plant list and prices!  We look forward to serving you again this upcoming season!

Friday, April 16, 2010

Great year!

Thanks to everyone for a great year with the fruit trees! We still have a handful of containerized trees for local delivery. We have quite a few mayhaw trees in containers. We will be here with the fruit trees next year! Bookmark our site, and feel free to call us with your order! We should be ready December 2010. Thanks!

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Shipping!

This weekend, the trees will be dug, and we will be shipping all orders starting Monday, December 7th, 2009. If you have already placed an order with us, you will get an email with a tracking number.

We look forward to serving you! Contact us if you have any questions!