| Edible Landscaping: Blueberries, Blackberries, Red Raspberries & Grapes |
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It may be too early to plant tomatoes and basil, but it's a great time to plant berries and grapes. We are taking orders now for delivery of these North Carolina naturally grown blueberry, blackberry, red raspberry and grape plants. Plants will be available on March 1st. SPECIAL - Prepay for your order and receive a 5% discount!
Star, O'Neil, Tif Blue, Brightwell, Premier, Legacy, Duke
1 Gallon - $9.00 2 Gallon - $15.00
Seedless Grapes
Thompson, Red Flame, Concord
5 Gallon - $15.00
Red Raspberries - Heritage Everbearing ( Winner of the 2004 Outstanding Fruit Cultivar Award by the American Society of Horticultural Sciences)
1 Gallon - $12.00
Blackberries - Arapaho Thornless - a self-supporting blackberry plant that ripens in the last of May - earlier than any other thornless variety. The berry of the Arapaho Blackberry is tasty, firm and a hardy variety for North Carolina.
1 Gallon - $12.00
Plants will be available for pickup at the Matthews Community Farmer's Market on March 1st or by appointment at Windcrest Farm, Monroe.
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| Events - Open (Green)House |
| Please plan on joining us at the farm on April 5th from 10:00 to 5:00 for our Spring Open (Green)house. We will have lots of vegetable, herb and flower plants available and plenty of spring fever to spread around. Please look for more information on this event and a list of the plant varieties we will have available for 2008 in your email box soon! |
It's not too late to let us know if there are particular varieties of plants your are interested in for 2008. We enjoy discovering new plants each year and get inspiration not only for the luscious pictures in the seed catalogs but from people who have seen or heard about a marvelous plant and are anxious to try it in their own gardens.
Still growing,
Mary Roberts Windcrest Farm
Happiness grows at our own firesides, and is not to be picked in strangers' gardens.
-Douglas Jerrould
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