Just a reminder that the Regina Farmers’ Market will be returning to the outdoor location on May 7th! The RFM will remain at the City Hall location for the current season (until the construction on 12th Ave is complete). Lincoln Gardens will of course be attending this season. We will begin coming to market around [...]
Posts Tagged ‘vegetable seedlings’
28 May
Ahh, Scarth St
Well, I have attended the RFM 2 times so far this season. I brought veggie, herb and edible flower transplants/seedlings with me. These plants are grown by us, at Lincoln Gardens from seed. I make that distinction for a reason, but I am not going to ‘get into it’ here. What I will say is [...]
20 May
May 20th ~ planting, seeding, another day
We have all of the onions transplanted and much of the cabbage. Wayne has seeded carrots, radish and corn. The potatoes are nearly all planted. We still have lettuce, swiss chard, cauliflower, broccoli, tomatoes, herbs, peppers to plant and beets to seed. The weather is still cold and it is very windy. I think the [...]
10 Apr
Seeding April 9th and 10th
We spent yesterday in the greenhouse seeding Kohlrabi and Cauliflower. Will be doing more of the same today. Swiss Chard, Broccoli and Cabbage are going in today. This seeding is for the field production, but we will be offering the same varieties of seedlings for sale on the farm (in the garden centre) and at [...]
28 Mar
Seeding ~ March 27th
Yesterday we seeded the peppers. This year we are nearly doubling our pepper production because we can not keep up with the demand. So, Hungarian Pepper fans (you know who you are) don’t worry, there will be LOTS! The seeding greenhouse and the germination room are filled to the brim, but it is still to [...]
24 Mar
vegetable bedding plants ~ coming soon!
For the first time ever, Lincoln Gardens will be attending Regina Farmers Market Spring markets! Usually we do not attend until July, but we have received approval to sell vegetable seedlings and container gardens. I think we will begin in mid May running until mid June. We will have onions, tomatoes, cabbage, celery, broccoli, cauliflower, [...]
