Our community just hit a big milestone, gaining 8 new members today alone! Thank you to everyone who stopped by our Farmers Market booth today, and a BIG WELCOME to all of our newest members! @Cody Mccracken @Ivone Duffin @Morelia Diaz @Jerrod Fisk @Thomas Carson @Aubrey Kimball @Kaitlynn Chambers @Ruth Oldham @Laurie Landry @Zackary Ence @Graham Givens @Jaycelyn Chino @Trish Allen @Jezelle Dew @Jessie Powell @Keanna Lund @Kirsten Skirvin There are so many of you that have backgrounds in agriculture, teaching and a love of plants-- can't wait to hear from you and see what you're growing! We're all happy you're here 😊 Also, a good amount of you took home some microgreens as a result of visiting our booth (thanks!!), feel free to share how you used them in your meals! We'd love to see your creativity and get inspired!

Josephine here 🧑‍🌾 Hope you're all doing well! I had a quick little announcement I wanted to make to the group! While Rob and I use a few online programs to track our large scale growing and watering schedule, I wanted to create something that made more sense for households just growing for themselves. Something to help keep track of all the chaos (because let's be honest, it can be chaotic!) but being simple enough anyone could find use in it. I've been working on this for the past week or so, and am pretty happy with the result! I wanted to share it with you guys first though, test it out. There are spots color-coded to help you keep track of different plants and their needs, as well as "neutral" colored spots for you to use highlighters and pick your own color tracking. There are a handful of helpful tips and tricks as well, with spots to leave notes and keep track of progress and experimenting. I'D REALLY LIKE TO KNOW if the tracker is helpful, or still needs improvements! You know what they say, it's really tough to look past your own nose sometimes. And even if I think it's a neat pdf, I could be missing some obvious improvements. Please give it a download, and use it either on your ipad/tablets, or print it out and use each week/month. I know I plan to use this for my house plants specifically, but you can use it however you see fit! Can't wait to hear how you guys like it, and if it helps with your indoor growing ventures!

This DIY porch garden, set up by some talented neighbors in our townhome community, is too awesome not to share! Right now, it’s sporting spooky decorations 🎃👻 for the season, but this setup shines all year with seasonal plants and creative touches. Here’s what makes it special: - Flexible Design: Built to fit any porch size! It’s easy to adjust or move wherever you need it. - Budget-Friendly Materials: Made with accessible, affordable supplies – perfect for a simple, cost-effective setup! - Extra Storage Space: The wide, open space underneath is a total game-changer for small spaces – practical andstylish. - Privacy & Shade Curtains: Pull-down curtains provide both privacy and shade, helping protect any flowers or veggies from the sun. - We’re already planning to make our own version for our porch – it’s that inspiring! Imagine filling it with fresh herbs and vibrant flowers... 🌸🌿 How about you? - What are you growing on your porch or balcony right now? - Have you done any DIY setups that help make the most of your space? - Got any decorating tips for fall or winter plant setups? - Drop your ideas and pics in the comments! Let’s keep the inspiration flowing! 💬👇

Gotta get those micogreens! Putting them into my sandwich!