Mini-Pop Up at From The Ashes Comes Amoré on Saturday, 4/12/25

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We'll be at From The Ashes Comes Amoré on Saturday, 4/11/25 from 10am - 11am.
What PRODUCE we will be offering: 

1. Bags of our fresh, locally grown, synthetic chemical free lettuces
2. Bags of our fresh, locally grown, synthetic chemical free mixed young/baby greens (SpinChard + Kales)

What PLANTS we will be offering:

1. A few Early Tomato Plants (mostly slicing varieties) for folks who have protected and/or temperature controlled growing facilities.  NO--it's absolutely not safe to plant tomatoes outside in the East Mountains YET. It's APRIL and our last frost date won't come until about the middle of May (even then you will need to keep an eye on the weather and be prepared to cover if necessary).
2. A few Victoria Rhubarb Plants. Yes, you can plant Rhubarb now as long as you watch the weather. I recommend planting when the forecast shows at least 3 consecutive days that are not below freezing overnight. To be safest, for the first 5-7 days I recommend covering with a large bucket overnight until the roots get settled. Rhubarb is quite a hardy perennial and grows well in the East Mountains. It loves the sun, but here in the East Mountains it does better with a bit of protection from the western wind as well as a bit of afternoon shade. Here's a great video on rhubarb from planting to harvest: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eIugG-G3jM
   

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