Updates - Plant Sales The greenhouse Is closed for the season

The home vegetable garden is certainly "in". The knowledge that you know where your food came from, the satisfaction of growing your own food, and the freshness all make home gardening a positive experience. Make gardening a family experience and teach your children that their food does not grow on stainless steel shelves encased in plastic wrap. Listed below are the varieties we had available for spring 2011.

Note: We will carry Legend tomatoes. This is a variety that is tolerant of the"late blight". Thankfully, there was very little blight reported in this area last year.

Broccoli Brussels Sprouts Cabbage - head (red & green) Cauliflower Cucumber Eggplant Lettuce Pepper - hot (cherry bomb & jalapeño) Pepper - sweet (bell & Italian) Pumpkin Spinach

Squash, Summer - yellow & zucchini Squash, Winter - acorn & butternut Swiss Chard Tomato - beef steak (Big Beef) Tomato - blight tolerant (Legend) Tomato - heirloom (Brandywine) Tomato - main season (Jet Star) Tomato - patio Tomato - grape Tomato - plum Tomato - Sweet 100

Click HERE for directions to Heywood's Blueberries.