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December 21, 2010 By Candace Godwin Leave a Comment

Merry Christmas! May you find Peace and Joy this Holiday Season and all throughout the coming year.

Green Tomato Cake

October 25, 2010 By Candace Godwin 3 Comments

I’m still plucking pinkish-orange tomatoes out from under their plastic cocoon, but I also know the abundance of greenies hanging out there are just not going to make it.  I found this unusual recipe for Green Tomato Cake on Paula Deen’s website, so it’s loaded with butter, y’all!    You can see the diced green tomatoes in the batter I did a…
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October 15, 2010 By Candace Godwin Leave a Comment

It’s amazing, it’s October 15th and our garden is still going strong.  We’ve been laying plastic sheeting over the tomatoes for the last two nights, but so far we haven’t had any frost. I think that is about to change this weekend.  If you still have an abundance of green tomatoes like we do, you might want to cover those…
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October 14, 2010 By Candace Godwin Leave a Comment

If you have outdoor pets, horses or livestock,  you know that these animals need to be wormed on occasion. Well City Chickers, your back yard flock is no different.  In fact urban coops could have a higher incidence of internal parasites due to space constraints.  Good sanitation practices go a long way in keeping your flock healthy, but you can’t always guard against the…
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Want a harvest from your garden before your first Want a harvest from your garden before your first tomato plant hits the soil?

That's what cool-season crops are for:
🥬 Lettuce 
🫛 Peas
🧅 Onions 
🌿 Herbs and more

Join us for our Spring Fling Cool-Season Plant Sale
April 18th, 10 a
The Coop Greenhouse

Limited quantities (we're a small-but-mighty nursery 😉)

Don't wait for May to start growing.

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