Stop by the Farm for plant starts: Saturdays and Sundays, 9am-2pm. Cash or check only. Shop early for best selection. Updated plant list below.

Farm Tip of the Week: Test your soil!  It’s inexpensive and the only way to know what you need to add – or need to avoid – in order for your plants to thrive.  Local testing is available through the Thurston Conservation District.  More information is available at https://www.thurstoncd.com/working-lands/soil-testing/

Plant list for May 6 & 7

Peppers – lots of varieties of hot and sweet – $4 / 4″ pots
Eggplant – Asian style – $4 / 4″ pots
Cucumbers – Lemon, Bristol (slicers) and Summer Dance (Asian -style) – $4 / 4″ pots
Tomatillos – $4 / 4″ pots
Tomatoes – A few left, mostly cherry and Roma style – $5 / 4″ pots
Summer Squash – $4 / 4″ pots
Zucchini – Yellow and Green – $4 / 4″ pots
Winter Squash – Butternut, Acorn and Delicata – $4 / 4″ pots
Dill – $4 / 6 pack
Cilantro – $4 / 6 pack
Cauliflower, Clarify – $4 / 6 pack
Kale, Lacinato – $4 / 6 pack
Pac Choi (Bok Choi), Choko – $4 / 6 pack
Arugula – $4 /6 pack
Napa Cabbage, Wa Wa Tsai – $4 / 6pack
Spinach, Lizard – $4 / 6pack
Basil, Aroma – $4 / 6pack
Cabbage, Ruby King – $4 / 6pack
Cabbage, Kilagreg – $4 / 6pack
Swiss Chard, Bright Lights – $4 / 6pack
Kale, Red Russian – $4 / 6pack
Lettuce, Flashy Trout Back – $4 / 6pack
Lettuce, Green Forest Romaine – $4 / 6pack
Lettuce, Adriana Butterhead – $4 / 6pack
Broccoli, Emerald Jewel – $4 / 6pack