Update January 2021
Posted on by Gilberte Doelle
Check our Facebook page for the latest information!
Posted on by Gilberte Doelle
Check our Facebook page for the latest information!
Posted on by Gilberte Doelle
Dear customers,
We hope you are staying safe and healthy.
Here is our latest info - we will continue to serve the community as much as we can.
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UPDATE:
We recommend pre-ordering by every Wednesday 5pm for the weekend pickup (Thu/Fri/Sat). First comes first served.
Sign up for the weekly e-mail notification not to miss the opportunity. The notification is sent Monday evening.
You can check the latest availability on the Weekly Order Form, too. It is updated by Tuesday morning.
https://forms.gle/VStYTYwf5JHLHvQh8
We also try to post a quick update as often as possible on our Facebook page. Please follow us if you'd like to stay posted.
https://www.facebook.com/Wild-Rose-Farm-137689186244678/
If you have any urgent matter, please call at 902-837-4181.
Thank you so much for your understanding and patient.
Let's stay healthy and positive in this challenging time together.
Sincerely,
Wild Rose Farm team
Posted on by Gilberte Doelle
Originally we were planning to do the REAL Open Farm in early May.
Now, just like anywhere else, we can't really have a big gathering at our farm.
So... we decided to go out of our comfort zone.
We'll try our first virtual farm tour this year.
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Date: May 9, 2020 (Saturday)
Time: 1:30pm ~ 3:30pm (Atlantic Daylight Time)
Location: Our Facebook Page (Facebook Live)
We are now asking for people's question here.
Please submit your question as well as check what people are asking about.
Hope to see you on Saturday May 9th!
Posted on by Gilberte Doelle
Here we share how we grow our vegetables step by step.
Hopefully you can learn something new and useful.
Plan on the paper first! Have a good brain storm and learn more about how each crop grows.
Reference:
Johnny's Selected Seeds (Maine)
Ideas and tips to prepare your garden area.
Seeding
We start seeding in late February.
See the video to learn what and when you can start seeding and how.
Reference:
Growing Green Earthworm Casting
Once the seedlings gets a certain size, you transplant in a larger container.
To be continued...
Posted on by Gilberte Doelle
Let's take a look at your garden from a birds' eye view.
Come learn how the climate change is influencing our gardens and food.
Presentation will be done in English but will answer questions in French if necessary.
Hope to see you then!