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06-24-2010
We are sold out of bushes for spring. Now taking orders for fall plant sales.
Our PYO is now closed for the season.
Well here we are again. It's spring on the farm or almost.
I don't know about anybody else but i'm about tired of all this snow. I try and plan for things to get done on the off months and then about all i've been seeing is snow. Eventually I just go ahead out and work through the snow .
We got all the plants that were in need of replacing taken care of and all the mulching is done.
Looks like it will be another good year for us if we can manage to get everything picked. We will be adding a new section into the picking routine. These bushes will be Northlands. They are a medium sized berry with good flavor.
If anyone has any questions feel free to give us a call. We can usually be reached in the evenings and through the day on the weekends.
Thanks for stopping by.
Website: www.shadyoaksblueberry.com
Contact:
Chris or Leslie Burdette 1-888-304-5638
Email: Shadyoaksfarm@aol.com
Links
Shady Oaks Ginseng Farm
Blueberries
US Highbush Blueberry Council
North American Blueberry Council
Michigan State University Extension MSUE site has very good info
TrueBlue Blueberry Juice
Pickyourown.org
Rodale Institute
Hobby Farmers at www.HobbyFarms.com
University of Maine Cooperative Extension
Alabama Cooperative Extension
Mummyberry
Blueberry Pest Management
The Blueberry BulletinProduced weekly during growing season
Growing Highbush Blueberries in Kentucky
USDA Hardiness Zone Maps
Raspberries
Ohio State Extensionclick on crops then berries
Organic Gardener
How to grow Raspberries
Growing Raspberries
The North American Raspberry & Blackberry Assoc.
Northwest Berry & Grape
Sustainable Farming Connection
AHRA-National Sustainable Agriculture
Native Plants
Plant Conservation Alliance
Michigan State University
NSA Information Service
Native Plant Database
Sustainable Living
Kanawha Valley Connections
Sustainability Fair
Our PYO is now closed for the season.
Well here we are again. It's spring on the farm or almost.
I don't know about anybody else but i'm about tired of all this snow. I try and plan for things to get done on the off months and then about all i've been seeing is snow. Eventually I just go ahead out and work through the snow .
We got all the plants that were in need of replacing taken care of and all the mulching is done.
Looks like it will be another good year for us if we can manage to get everything picked. We will be adding a new section into the picking routine. These bushes will be Northlands. They are a medium sized berry with good flavor.
If anyone has any questions feel free to give us a call. We can usually be reached in the evenings and through the day on the weekends.
Thanks for stopping by.
Website: www.shadyoaksblueberry.com
Contact:
Chris or Leslie Burdette 1-888-304-5638
Email: Shadyoaksfarm@aol.com
Links
Shady Oaks Ginseng Farm
Blueberries
US Highbush Blueberry Council
North American Blueberry Council
Michigan State University Extension MSUE site has very good info
TrueBlue Blueberry Juice
Pickyourown.org
Rodale Institute
Hobby Farmers at www.HobbyFarms.com
University of Maine Cooperative Extension
Alabama Cooperative Extension
Mummyberry
Blueberry Pest Management
The Blueberry BulletinProduced weekly during growing season
Growing Highbush Blueberries in Kentucky
USDA Hardiness Zone Maps
Raspberries
Ohio State Extensionclick on crops then berries
Organic Gardener
How to grow Raspberries
Growing Raspberries
The North American Raspberry & Blackberry Assoc.
Northwest Berry & Grape
Sustainable Farming Connection
AHRA-National Sustainable Agriculture
Native Plants
Plant Conservation Alliance
Michigan State University
NSA Information Service
Native Plant Database
Sustainable Living
Kanawha Valley Connections
Sustainability Fair