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Last month, you met two of our youngest growers and we’re just tickled with the warm response you had for...

Beginning with this month’s newsletter, we’ll be profiling our growers so you can get to know the people who help...

According to the Farmer’s Almanac, the first frost in our region usually comes in late October — roughly October 20....

Spring and early summer here in northeast Ohio have seen enough rain that you probably haven’t had to water too...

May and June are the most common month to transplant your main summer vegetables such as tomatoes and peppers.  We’ve...

If you start your plants from seeds, one of the very last steps you will need to do is prepare...

What is “gleaning?” We’re so glad you asked. Last fall, as we got ready to tuck everything in for the...

Consumer-supported agriculture (CSA) partners growers with members of the community who want to invest in the many benefits of locally...

Next week will see most nights in the high 30s! That’s fine for lettuce, onions and other cold-loving crops. But it’s not good for your young tomato and pepper plants.

With each passing day, the plants are getting stronger. Many of our peppers are sprouting their third and fourth sets of leaves!

But we know that the question on everyone's mind is... "what pepper varieties will you be offering when the spring plant sale kicks off this weekend?" Let's meet the peck of them, shall we?