The Seeds Are In!

What you are looking at is over 100 different varieties of fruits vegetable, cover crops and flowers! And this isn't even all of them. We order from several different companies as well as save our own seed. You are looking at the order from just one company.

Every year we study our favorite seed catalogs researching the best types and varieties of plants to grow in our climate and our unique growing conditions. Over the years we have found many reliable varieties that we continue to grow every year. We are very grateful to have found some real winners for this short growing season and our taste buds alike.

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This year we have add some new crops.

• Pak Choy
• Rosemary
• Fox Cherry Tomato
• Chinese red meat Radish
• Orach
• Parsnips
• Strawberry spinach (you eat the berry)
• Kholrabi
• Amarillo Carrot
• Banana Peppers
• Buttercup Squash
• Cayenne Pepper
• Ground Cherries
  
• Watermelon
  
• Cantaloupe
  

We have looked really hard for flavorful melons will be able to fully ripen in our short growing season. We are praying that the cantaloupe and watermelon we found this year will be the winning ticket. They do look very promising.

The fun begins! We will be spending the next few months starting plants for the garden and for our plant sale in June. This will be a great opportunity for everyone to come and meet us, tour the farm and get everything they need for a tasty garden and a beautiful yard. The sale is planned for June 4th. Please sign up for our mailing list  to receive our monthly newsletter and you won't miss any updates or important happenings at Rolling Hills Farm.

Now you are free to go and dream about the overflowing baskets you will be receiving as a CSA member this season and all the delicious meals you will be making with them! Don't forget that when you sign-up and make your first payment before April 1st you will receive 10% off.

Happy, healthy, clean eating,

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