Fresh Delivery of Microgreens & New Items to Polks Folly Market in Cedar Crest

We are thrilled to announce we delivered freshly harvested Microgreens and a few NEW ITEMS to Polks Folly Market in Cedar Crest. Polks Folly Market is located at 12128 Highway 14N Cedar Crest, NM 87008. They are open Wednesday - Sunday from 10am - 5pm.  Scroll down for pictures & descriptions of the new items.

New items included: Freshly harvested lettuce (green heads in clamshells), a Purple Heart Houseplant in ceramic pot (would make a beautiful gift), a lovely Aloe Vera Chinensis in ceramic pot (also a sweet gift idea), and a few Rose Scented Geranium plants (Pelargonium graveolens).
NOTE: We have NO Living Lettuce Garden Bowls this week. We need the space for starting more veggie & flower plants for the upcoming growing season. We should have more Living Lettuce Garden Bowls in a month or so

Lettuce is growing so nicely in our high tunnel.

This week we harvested several of the green heads of lettuce. Red lettuce should become available in the next week or two.

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 A beautiful Purple Heart (Tradescantia pallida) also known as Purple Queen Houseplant. This plant is beautiful, easy to grow and has the prettiest petite, pink, heart-shaped flowers.
Care instructions included with plant.

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Aloe Vera Chinensis - DO NOT EAT OR INGEST. This variety of Aloe Vera is typically used for topical skin care applications such as treating burns and sunburns.
This plant makes a beautiful addition to a powder room, office or any room that receives plenty of bright, indirect sunlight.
NOTE: We do not make any medical claims.
Care instructions are included with plant.

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Rose scented Geranium (Pelargonium graveolens) is a beautiful aromatic plant that has herbal, medicinal, cosmetic, floral and culinary uses. Not a "true" geranium, it is from the Pelargonium genus. The plant does flower but the flowers--while pretty--are not quite as flashy as true geraniums. The star feature of the plant is its intensely rose-scented leaves. The plant does very well in containers and in the garden. It can be grown inside the home, on the patio or directly in the garden but keep in mind that it is a tender perennial, so do not plant outside until after the last frost and bring inside before the first freeze if you wish to overwinter.

The picture showing the blooms (a flowering Rose-scented Geranium currently in our grow room) was taken under grow lights so the colors are a bit washed out and pale as happens when taking pictures under grow lights.