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7 days a week 9am-5pm

Sprout Farm Stand

We are open every day from 9-4  Until Thanksgiving

Tel: 774-392-3168
E-mail: sproutes@comcast.net

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Hello Everyone,

Spring is here and we survived the blizzard relatively well.  The lingering cold is delaying our outdoor planting by a few weeks but we know that planting seeds before the ground warms up is a waste of time, seeds and energy.  

  On the sidewalk we have our pansies and viola.  They laugh at the cold so they are the first to go out.  On the benches between the seeding house and the farm stand we have some of our early, cold tolerant herbs.  We are keeping the rest of the herbs cozy in the seeding house.  We have bunches of onion plants, honey, pesticides, fertilizer, soils and just a few other odds and ends.  

 We have just stared to put the perennials out below the pergola.  It is still too cold for the annuals and hanging baskets.  

     We may not always be behind the counter but we are in the area and the driveway alert lets us know that you are here.   

      There is a brief kitten report.  Wheezie had four kittens about three weeks ago.  People have asked about kittens over the last month and they are spoken for at this point.  There are two Tuxedos and two tabbies.  We do not know their preferred pronouns.  They currently reside in the small storage space under Jay's section of our bed.  This puts Wheezie in a prime location to beg for food multiple times during the day.  The kittens need to stay in the house until they are at least five weeks old.  At that point we will move them to the sun room where they will entertain visitors. 

     Smile,   the April showers are right on time and the daffodils are in full bloom.  Have a Happy and Happy Easter Everyone

Stop by and say Hello. 

Jay and Phyllis Sprout 

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Locally made, cedar planter boxes

See what's growing now!  Start your family garden with nothing but the best locally grown annuals, perennials, and herbs. And because we only sell what's in season, we guarantee you the lowest prices.

Sprout Farm now has a News Letter.
We no longer advertise our weekly sales in the local newspaper so the best way to learn about our sales is to visit our
facebook page on Saturday mornings, listen to our radio ads on WXTK and WCOD local shows, or sign up to receive our very brief Sprout Farm News Letter.  Any sales in these publications are valid for that week only.   Learn all about our weekly sales in your email box on Thursday mornings. I don't share any email addresses and everything will arrive BBC. So if you would like our sales ad to arrive in your email box first thing Saturday mornings, send your email address along with just your first name to: sproutes@comcast.net
- subject, newsletter,
and I'll take care of the rest.
Thank you,
Phyllis Sprout

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