Jason and I were sad to hear that Long Hungry Creek Farm wasn’t doing a Cookeville delivery of organic veggies this year, but today J and I enjoyed our first dinner of all fresh veggies thanks to Mom, Mom-in-Law and Red Springs. I was happy to know that there’s another local organic source for us. It’s $25 for half a bushel and $15 for a generous peck with deliveries once a week. Contact me if you would like the number!
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1 June 11th, 2007 at 8:29 am So then, mango said,
Ooh, I am interested! I’ve never heard of Red Springs.
2 June 13th, 2007 at 9:22 pm Then, Jared said,
Thanks for writing about this! I had never heard of community supported agriculture and can’t wait to get into it once we move to NC.
3 June 29th, 2007 at 9:48 am And then, mary said,
we just got our fist basket of coree’s vegies this week. mmmmmmm tasty! i love the spicy flowers!
4 June 29th, 2007 at 9:57 am Stacie said,
I’m glad everyone’s enjoying! I planted some nasturtium flowers this year too. We eat the leaves as well as the flowers and I love it because it looks like there are little lily pads in the salad.