Sprouted In Thyme

We appreciate your business this 2023 season. It was very successful because of you!!!

Don't let the rain stop you! We are open today 10-5pm and Sunday May 21, 10-5pm. Still lots of plants to pick from. Inventory list includes:

Cherry Tomatoes: Sweet Apertif and Honey Drop

Larger tomatoes:
Sweet Seedless
Kelloggs Breakfast
Parks Whopper
Jersey Devil
Amish Paste
Mortgage Lifter
Sue's Pink Beefsteak

Peppers:
Sweet Banana
Datil
Early Jalapeños
Ajvarski - sold out
Orange Bell
California Wonder Green
Inferno

Misc:
Cozelle Zucchini
Brussel Sprouts
Cauliflower
Egg Plant
Cilantro
Sage

We all get excited as the weather warms up and the itch begins to plant our gardens. BUT, don't be fooled by rising temperatures. May has a lot of fluctuation and the temptation to start earlier than we should is real. If you don't mind covering your plants that can be an option.

Soil temperature for tomatoes should be above 50 degrees and peppers 55-60. You can use a thermometer to test your average soil Temps throughout the day. If the soil is too cold it will just delay growth and could predispose the plant to unessessary stress that could make the susceptible to disease.

Cool crops are fine at 50 or even below. Such as kale, lettuce, spinach, radishes, beets, carrots etc.

Be patience and hang in there. Planting is right around the corner.

Come join us for the launch of a new seed saving and sharing community program. Marion County Master Gardeners in collaboration with Marion County Public Library will host the launch event. See details in image below. Share, share, share!