The market is hosting a rug hooking circle this summer--come and spend a few moments adding your touch to the hooked rug that will be available for all to try. We're looking for supplies of old wool cloth, or clothing--please post a message and we'll arrange to pick up whatever you'd like to share with us.
Market Blog
Monday, April 25, 2011
Does anyone want to learn a particular homesteading skill at the market this summer? Let us know and we'll do our best to find someone who can teach it.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Does anyone want to learn a particular homesteading skill at the market this summer? Let us know and we'll do our best to find someone who can teach it.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Does anyone want to learn a particular homesteading skill at the market this summer? Let us know and we'll do our best to find someone who can teach it.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Spring is here at my house in Selwyn: The robins and the red-winged blackbirds have arrived, bulbs are bravely poking through the cold soil. The ice is slowly melting on the lakes, rivers, and ponds all over the Kawarthas. The vegetable farmers are busy planting their seeds in greenhouses, the maple syrup crop is being harvested, the beekeepers are anxiously watching their hives to see if the bees survived the winter, fruit trees have been pruned, and baby animals are being born on many of the farms in this region. This is where the bounty of the harvest begins. Welcome spring.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Spring is here at my house in Selwyn: The robins and the red-winged blackbirds have arrived, bulbs are bravely poking through the cold soil. The ice is slowly melting on the lakes, rivers, and ponds all over the Kawarthas. The vegetable farmers are busy planting their seeds in greenhouses, the maple syrup crop is being harvested, the beekeepers are anxiously watching their hives to see if the bees survived the winter, fruit trees have been pruned, and baby animals are being born on many of the farms in this region. This is where the bounty of the harvest begins. Welcome spring.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Spring is here at my house in Selwyn: The robins and the red-winged blackbirds have arrived, bulbs are bravely poking through the cold soil. The ice is slowly melting on the lakes, rivers, and ponds all over the Kawarthas. The vegetable farmers are busy planting their seeds in greenhouses, the maple syrup crop is being harvested, the beekeepers are anxiously watching their hives to see if the bees survived the winter, fruit trees have been pruned, and baby animals are being born on many of the farms in this region. This is where the bounty of the harvest begins. Welcome spring.
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