Look for our hot weather plants for sale May 23rd (8am-11am), May 30th, June 6th
Basil, Tomatoes, Peppers, Cucumbers, Squash, Eggplant, Pumpkins
At WeeBee Farms we don't plant tomatoes or basil out until May 30th, and peppers until a week later. Why? We have gotten a killing frost as late as June 8th (1998). Also, those plants love hot weather and warm ground temperatures. Our nights are still pretty cool and this stresses out the plants, especially peppers which are really fussy. We always plant pepper plants in the garden in the first week of June, and have almost always had a great harvest. Peppers grow really well here! (They may need covered up a few nights in September when we get the first frosts).
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Salad Greens, Salad Bowls for Sale this Saturday!
This week we'll have cool weather plants for your garden. But , the cool weather is almost over. Next week look for basil, pepper and tomato plants.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
We'll be at the market starting April 25th!
Stop by WeeBee Farms stand on April 25th. I'll be selling lots of cool weather plants for your garden like lettuce, swiss chard and kale. Also, I'm hoping to have some "Salad Bowl" planters ready for that day, and perhaps a few bundles of green Spring garlic.
The garlic is growing splendidly, and loving the huge snow we got.
I'm looking forward to being back in full swing at Boulder Farmers Market and I can't wait to see you there!
The garlic is growing splendidly, and loving the huge snow we got.
I'm looking forward to being back in full swing at Boulder Farmers Market and I can't wait to see you there!
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
End of The Season For WeeBee Farms
Saturday's market was a huge success, and all of the garlic is sold out. Thank you to everyone who found me at the few markets I attended this year. I may have a few small cloves left over from planting, so look for a posting at the end of October if you would be interested in getting some of these.
In the meantime, prepare a little plot and get ready to plant your own garlic in October!
In the meantime, prepare a little plot and get ready to plant your own garlic in October!
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Look for us on the South end, West side this Saturday 9/13!
The market manager has found a space for WeeBee Farms at this Saturday's market. It is where Ute Trail Greenhouse usually is at the South end of the street, on the West side. Hope to see you there! I will probably sell out by noon, so come in the morning if you need garlic.
Friday, September 5, 2008
September 13th at market
Last of the Garlic will be sold Saturday 9/13 at the Boulder Market
If I know where my spot will be I will post it on Friday evening. Come Early!
If I know where my spot will be I will post it on Friday evening. Come Early!
Friday, August 29, 2008
We'll be at the market on Saturday August 30th!
I think tomorrow will be a big day for WeeBee Farms. I definitely sense a pent up demand for garlic! Wednesdays have been busy and I have seen a lot of my regular customers, but not all of you.
I expect to mostly sell out of Chesnok Red and Inchelium Red this Saturday, so if you want those, come early. I will have lots of other good varieties, including some Persian Star.
CUCUMBERS
My son Caley planted Cucumber seeds in the Spring- many more than I would've have planted on my own- with the idea of selling cucumbers at the market in summer. Now he is offering lemon cucumbers and the more traditional green ones called "Muncher". Both are really tasty, and his sales proceeds will be used to purchase flowers at the market- since Mom doesn't usually splurge on flowers.
I look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
I expect to mostly sell out of Chesnok Red and Inchelium Red this Saturday, so if you want those, come early. I will have lots of other good varieties, including some Persian Star.
CUCUMBERS
My son Caley planted Cucumber seeds in the Spring- many more than I would've have planted on my own- with the idea of selling cucumbers at the market in summer. Now he is offering lemon cucumbers and the more traditional green ones called "Muncher". Both are really tasty, and his sales proceeds will be used to purchase flowers at the market- since Mom doesn't usually splurge on flowers.
I look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
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