
Rainbow Fun & * Thursday July 2nd 1st Farmers Market * Known Offerings
- Kristin

- Jun 30
- 2 min read
For a few exciting moments last night, it looked like a rainbow end was coming out of the nursery.
It was nice to get more rain in the ground & thankfully no hail. The now-established plants are loving these sprinkles, especially since many are coming into full bloom.
My Shasta Daisy Baby from the “almost all eaten” start in 2024. It was painful trying to re-start having the bunnies get so many.

But now - just extra rewarding to get into that third summer of growth with the ones who made it.
Its also been nice to snack on just a few Polaris Blueberries & Heritage Raspberries in the nursery. Treats of the future…
Everyone seems to be enjoying the recent rearrange underway & fun surprises everywhere: like a thin leaf milkweed in the veggie planter.

Some seeds definitely blew all over in the drier times this spring.
Good news is: they are popping up & I’ve found a few so far. Strawberry hanging baskets might still be a thing later in July.
Working on availability for our FIRST Canby Farmers Market of the 2026 Season this Thursday, July 2nd.
Rain OR shine - & we mean it.
But hopefully the weather will break our way.
Known availability will be:
FREE Hair Flowers (or button hole for the gents)
$2 Veggie Starts (Lettuce, Current Cherry Tomato, Slicer Cucumber, Med Seedless Watermelon, Butternut Squash)
Fresh Cut Perennial Bouquets in Recycled Vases ($12 - $18)
Perennials:
Yarrow- Terracotta. Paprika, White Bunny Tail
Bee Balm - Mostly Native Med Height, Pink / Purple
Milkweed - Ice Ballet (Blooming White), Butterfly Orange.
Sedums
Aster - New England, Grape Crush, few others
Allium - Millennium, many sending up 1st lil blooms
Mums - Hardy zone 3/4, a Red & a Yellow
Upcoming (unknown this week for sure yet):
Joe Pye
Black Currant Starts
York Elderberry Starts
Adams Elderberry Starts
American (Common) Elderberry Starts
More Rose Milkweed
Compass Plant
And of course more surprises 😜☺️








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