September 2 Newsletter

September by Helen Jackson Hunt

Hello!
Can you believe it’s almost Fall? It has been a strange year. Nothing was where it belonged.

Some things in the Garden were excellent and some things never grew. The plants that grew were fabulous. My onions struggled, not very large. I don’t water, maybe that was the reason.

It’s a great Tomato year. I guess they like it dry. No blight either.

We planted Mini Color Corn and not one stalk grew. Lettuce did not like the heat, but is great now. The Gourds, Broom Corn, Pie Pumpkins, Sunflowers, Zinnias, and Pop Corn are doing fine.

I’m so impressed with the Chicken Pellet fertilizer. I could almost see things grow. You need to jump on that bandwagon and get some in 2022.

My China Rental idea had a lot of interest. No one was having an event to rent them. Next year maybe. Always great to reinvent myself.

The Popover Shack is doing great. I’m not open if the weather is bad – rain, windy or too cold. I sell them in the Barn also. They are really good, people love them.

For Your Fall Dress

Mums, Straw Bales, Broom Corn
Miss Campus Grass, Gourds
Hay Bales, Fresh Flower Bouquets
Designer Pumpkins, Mini Pumpkins, Color Corn

 

Sweet Corn, Local

Watermelon, Local

Muskmelon, Local

Tomatoes – Slicing, Local

Onions – Sweet Yellow, Local

Onions – Red, Washington

Red Potatoes, Local

Yukon Gold Potatoes, Local

Garlic, California

Peaches, Colorado Mountain Lion

Nectarines, California

Cherries, Washington

Grapes – Red and Green, California

Cabbage, Local

I Grow Organic

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Donna Frantz, The Lady Farmer
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8880 Hwy 5, Waconia

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