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January 2020
February 2020
Funky Little Flower Farm Stories and Plants
Inspired by the Japanese concept of Sekkin in which plants tell of the passing of seasons, Jenks' Southern Sekki brings it home to the farm. Southern pass-along plants, some common like larkspur, some obscure such as Ladies of the Night, become the medium for stories of dogs, donkeys, tractors and crazy great aunts. Jenks shares stories and in his subtle way, teaches you how to grow these storied, spectacular plants in your own home gardens.
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Garden Lessons from Funky Little Flower Farm
Stories, lessons and plants from our little farm. This is fundraiser program to provide scholarship to college bound agriculture students.
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Figs & Friends — Small Fruits for the Backyard
Grow your own easy care, low-spray, reliably productive fruits! Join us for lunch, recipes, lecture, farm tour and shopping. The fruits that truly thrive on our farm, including cold hardy citrus will surprise you!
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Mother’s Day Farm Open
See the best of early crinum lilies, larkspur and lots of lovely Mom's! To get information about this event, you must subscribe to our email newsletter. Announcements made via the newsletter for pre-registration.
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Gardening with Grains
Join garden legend Bri Arthur to delve into her new book and into the fun and power of grains in the garden. Beautiful and edible, we'll have discussion as well as a cooking and tasting demo using grains from the garden! (and of course some delicious cocktail made with grains....lots of options there!)
Find out more »Father’s Day Farm Open
See the best of summer crinum lilies, veggies and stuff for Daddies! To get information about this event, you must subscribe to our email newsletter. Announcements made via the newsletter for pre-registration.
Find out more »September 2020
Muscadine Grapes & The Secret Token of the Lost Colonies
Join author Andrew Lawler for day of two of the storied plants that stoked colonization of America -- muscadines and sassafras! Long before the riches of indigo or rice, these to plants had uses that will surprise you! Andrew will discuss their history and read from his book and Jenks will discuss the plants and help you decided which and where to grow your own. Enjoy muscadine mules and sassafras ice cream!
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