We hope you can take the time to come visit our delightful spring festival held in historic downtown Wake Forest, N. C. This is our first year expanding our herb and perennial plant sales and entertainment from 3 days to 10 days.
You will enjoy our unique herbs and perennials that are unique to our sale. Our herbs are grown in a U.S.D.A. certified organic environment and feature herb plants you will find no where else. Our perennials are chosen for our climate and are hardened prior to selling so you can ensure their survival.
Franklin Academy Jazz band, Bull City Syndicate, Jessica Ray Band, are all here for your enjoyment. The live call in and immensely popular Weekend Gardener Show on WPTF radio is remote broadcast from HerbFest.
Visit our web site for more information.
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Showing posts with label organic plants. Show all posts
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Friday, November 30, 2007
HerbFest 2008 - Herbs Certified Organic by USDA
Herb Plants Generally Drought Tolerant - HerbFest, 2008
HerbFest, 2008 will feature special emphasis on use of herbs and perennials that are drought tolerant. John Wrenn, our herb grower, has recently received his certification as a U.S.D.A. Certified Organic Grower and will be adding organic vegetable plants this year.
Due to the drought conditons being experienced along the east coast the growers for HerbFest will be concentrating on plants that need little water, which is generally most herbs, but will also add perennials such as sedums that require little water.
In keeping with the HerbFest long standing practice of being environmentally friendly we are now adjusting to the specifics of the climate of our area.
HerbFest, 2008 will feature special emphasis on use of herbs and perennials that are drought tolerant. John Wrenn, our herb grower, has recently received his certification as a U.S.D.A. Certified Organic Grower and will be adding organic vegetable plants this year.
Due to the drought conditons being experienced along the east coast the growers for HerbFest will be concentrating on plants that need little water, which is generally most herbs, but will also add perennials such as sedums that require little water.
In keeping with the HerbFest long standing practice of being environmentally friendly we are now adjusting to the specifics of the climate of our area.
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