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Below you will find an archive of Just Fruits and Exotics monthly Newsletter(s) and the Just Fruits and Exotics weekly update(s). Browse through the issues below, or follow the link located at the bottom of this page to subscribe.
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 | Beyond the Pail Volumn 1 First Release 2-25-10 Copy (Mar 2010)
Volume 1, Newsletter 1February 2010"Beyond The Pail" NewsletterIN THIS ISSUE.......Growing an Organic Vegetable GardenBare to be BeautifulWinter HighlightsAttend a Work Shop Have fun and learn too...Tour the Nursery See what' growing on...Listen to Us on the Radio Hear what we sound like...Vegetable Spotlight Find out what vegetables are available now at the nursery...Get Your Plant Problems Solved Got sick plants we're here to help...Recycle Your Used Pots Trade in yo |
 | Colorful Sep 27 2010 Email Copy (Sep 2010)
Just Fruits and ExoticsBeyond the Pail Shout Out The Consistantly Irratic Newsletter Let Us Plant and Eat Vitamin-Packed Leafy Vegetables!It’s time to plant a fall garden. and we’ve got a great assortment of vegetable greens that are ready for your garden or containers! Eat them raw. Cook some in olive oil and a little garlic. Harvest a few leaves at a time or invite friends to harvest a lot for that night’s dinner. Experiment and plant some of our many varieties of lettuc |
 | Sep 06 2010 Email (Sep 2010)
Volume 1, Newsletter 2September 2010"Beyond The Pail" NewsletterSIGN UP FOR BEEKEEPING WORKSHOP Calling all new beekeepers! If you’ve been thinking about what it takes to have your own bees here’s a great opportunity to learn from the pros how to do it. Join us for a series of fall and winter workshops where Roger Twitchell and his wife Ellyn Hutton of Cainey Branch Farm will explain in depth the steps to becoming a successful beekeeper. You’ll learn everything from where |
 | Christmas Shout Out (Nov 2010)
Just Fruits and ExoticsBeyond the Pail Shout Out The Consistantly Erratic Newsletter All I WANT for Christmas is... When asked what most gardeners would wish for Christmas, we all know what they really want is several months of steady, soaking rains, and a good 500 hours of frost without a hard freeze would also be appreciated. Personally I’m looking for a species of squirrels that eats only Florida betony, nut grass, and oxalis, and second on my list is a self-weeding gar |
 | Fall Open Letter Oct 15 2011 Email (Oct 2011)
Just Fruits and ExoticsBeyond the Pail Shout Out The Consistantly Erratic Newsletter Hooray! Fall is here, and we’re finally getting some cool days. It’s been a long wonderful summer, and lots of stuff has been happening at the nursery and farm. We did get in a summer trip to see and taste the flavor of Costa Rica, We settled in Puerto Viejo, a little seaside village that was the hub of the coconut and chocolate trade in the early part of the last century. While there |
 | Apr 13 2011 Email (Apr 2011)
Just Fruits and ExoticsBeyond the Pail Shout Out The Consistantly Erratic Newsletter You'll need Time to Wander... There’s always something to see in the gardens and orchards, but spring brings an avalanche of color and tasty treats. This is the height of the show in the kitchen garden, lots of foxglove and colorful spring lettuce, chard and winter kales. The gardens surrounding the parking lot are filled with California poppies. Everybody loves the poppies! The first of t |
 | Mar 29 2011 Email (Mar 2011)
Just Fruits and ExoticsBeyond the Pail Shout Out The Consistantly Erratic Newsletter A Perfect Spring.....Hooray! It’s official, spring is here! We’ve got what I would call the perfect spring going on this year, lots of cool days and no late spring freezes. It’s a gardeners dream. Life at the nursery hums along nicely. We’ve still got lots of fruit trees and a ton of spring color for the flower lovers. The vegetable benches are still loaded with spring an |
 | Upcoming Workshops 3 (Feb 2011)
Just Fruits and ExoticsBeyond the Pail Shout Out The Consistantly Erratic Newsletter New Crop of VeggiesHot from our growing field, we've got spring lettuces, arugula, radicchio, red mustard, kales , chard and more.... some early heirloom tomatoes for the early birds, potato, onions and leeks in the garden store, plus the spring seeds will be on the racks by this weekend! Hooray! Spring is almost here! Time to order your Bees!Our fall beekeeping class was a hit, many people became new |
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