Due to bad weather and overextension of my time and energy, I have decided to postpone the heirloom plant sale until Friday & Saturday, June 14 & 15. The native edible perennials are ready to go but some of the annuals need a little more time to develop. I will stick around the farm in case folks show up anyway. Sorry for the short notice. It has been a crazy week, and it seems it will probably get worse before it gets better.
Magic Summer Minifarm is a native wildflower and medicinal herb seed farm in our rural back yard. We are developing an edible permaculture landscape as we heal the soil and nourish our local wild pollinators. We grow our products using only organic and biodynamic methods and we are Certified Bee Friendly!
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Thursday, May 30, 2013
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Heirloom Vegetable and Native Fruit Sale Saturday & Sunday, June 1 & 2
Spring is off to a slow start but the bulbs I planted last fall are starting to pop up. Tulip leaves and crocus flowers are starting to dot the front yard. So far there is nothing available for sale from Magic Summer Minifarm. However, I have been preparing for the June 1-2 heirloom vegetable and native fruit sale and I have listed the varieties that will be part of the sale below. Depending on the inventory left after the June 1-2 plant sale, I may add a second weekend sale in June. Or I may let it dictate, to some extent, the contents of the garden. Fond du Lac Reservation is starting a monthly farmers' market this year in July. Look for Magic Summer Minifarm produce there (more details to come).
Vegetables:
artichoke: Tavor
cucumber: Lemon
White Wonder
eggplant: Black Stem (orange fruit)
Rosita (pink)
Thai Green (green)
Thai Yellow egg (yellow)
gourd: Loofa (vegetable sponge)
Thai Bottle (used to make containers)
melon: Ananas D'Amerique
Tigger
Valencia Winter melon
Yellow Canary
pepper: Maule's Red Hot
Pasilla Bajio (long, brown, mildly hot)
Thai Yellow Chilli
Wisconsin Lakes (sweet bell)
summer squash: Rugosa Friulana (wrinkled yellow crookneck)
winter squash: American Tonda (pumpkin)
Knife River
Musquee de Provence (AKA Cinderella pumpkin)
strawberry: Everbearing
tomato: Black from Tula
Tigerella
Silvery Fir Tree
Purple Russian
Super Sweet 100 (not an heirloom, I know, but they are delicious)
watermelon: Cream of Saskatchewan (white flesh, short season)
Golden Midget (yellow skin, red flesh, personal size)
Orangeglo (orange flesh)
flowers: Cosmos
Marigold
Sweet Pea
Zinnia
native fruit trees: American Plum
Chokecherry
Juneberry
native fruit shrubs: Aronia (chokeberry)
Sand Cherry
Elderberry
Highbush Cranberry
native nut trees: Hazelnut
native ornamentals for pollinators: Lilac
Shrub Rose (pink)
Basswood (AKA Linden)
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