Good Morning! Okay, that headline above is ominous-sounding. There has been no fire at the farm. But we are halfway through July and find ourselves with a bunch of extra annuals. We’ve decided to offer these for sale, with 100% of all proceeds going towards Feeding America.
We are suggesting a donation of $5 per 4” pot. Photos here do not include total inventory. Please email me about specific plants and if you would like to arrange for us to drop off at your door. Or perhaps you would like to schedule a personal shopping session right here at the farm. You can get a sneak peek at the veggie garden and taste some of our delicious greens.
Coreopsis tintoria, reaches nice heights, full sun.
Right: Scaevola ameula. Heat-tolerant native of Australia. Spreading habit, good for containers and baskets. Full sun.
Verbena bonariensis. Easy to grow medicinal herb. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Full sun.
Left: Lophospermum scandens. Beautiful climber with a long flowering season. Full sun. Right: Fuchsia marinka. Perfect for containers or hanging baskets. Attracts bees and butterflies. Full sun to partial shade.
Begonia richmondensis white, a shrubby plant that grows to 2 feet tall by an equal width with red stems holding attractive semi-succulent and glossy oval shaped leaves that are dark green above with red undersides and red scalloped and toothed margins.
Left: Dorotheanthus bellidiformis. Beautiful in containers or borders. Heat-tolerant, and no need to deadhead. Spreading habit. Full sun to partial shade. Right: Asclepias curassavica. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Deer-resistant. Full sun
Trailing petunias. Ours have long trails by now!
Begonia richmondensis. Shrub, good for containers. Full sun to partial shade.