ANNUAL PLANT SALE ON MAY 17TH PREVIEW | " |
Chris Henwood, Produce Manager, Has Enlisted The Aid Of Ryan Lawrence, Co-op Receiver & Produce Clerk, To Supply Many Of The Plants For Our Annual Plant Sale
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Ryan Is Stringing These Plants Along
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The annual Syracuse Real Food Co-op plant sale is on! Although our previous supplier isn't participating, we will still have a huge selection of plants available. Our very own Ryan Lawrence and Alison Frost of Frosty Morning Farm have stepped in to fill the void with their expert knowledge and experience. All the plants they will be selling on Saturday, May 17th are indeed organic and Ryan will be able to speak with you personally about the several varieties he is providing.
These varieties include garden vegetables such as tomatoes, lettuce, beans, cucumbers, squash and more! There will also be herbs and spices, as
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well as various house plants. Come by with questions on how to start the backyard garden you've always wanted or to introduce some new varieties into your well-seasoned veggie patch. Ryan has the expertise to help you improve yields, utilize space and even how to cook your delicious veggies!
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Staff Picks of the Week
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Ryan M's Picks:
Santa Cruz Organic Lemonade @ 3 For $5.00/32 Oz Btl
Pacific Organic Non-Dairy Beverage
@$2.19/32 Oz Container In Almond & Oat Varieties Talenti Mediterranean Mint & Sea Salt Caramel Pops
@ $3.99/3 Count 3 Fl Oz Bars
Tazo Organic Iced Tea @10 For $10.00/13.8 Oz Btl
Our Neighbor & Member Kate O'Hara, A Clinical Aromatherapist has brought in a new supply of
Aromaste NO MORE MONSTERS
Monster Repellent Spray @ $11.99/4 Oz Bottle
Keeps all creepy, crawley scary, hairy, beastie monsters away! Made In Syracuse. Support Local!
Organic Oregano Plant @$3.99 Each
Leah's Pick:
Double Negative
@ $9.99/1 Pt 6 FL Oz Bottle
Double Negative pours jet black with burnt orange highlights.
A long lasting tan head leaves abundant lacing. Aromas bursting from the glass include coffee, bitter chocolate, caramel, black currant and blueberry. Creamy and viscous on the palate, the flavor initially follows the nose. A pop of
smooth bitterness comes after, and then a lingering, roasty finish. Leah says "It's the last of the cold weather season so enjoy this stout now."
Scott's Picks:
Check Out Our Bulk Pickles & Olives!
Brooklyn Brine Pickles
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Divina Greek Olive Mix & Pitted Kalamata Olives
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