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The surest way we have to lodge ourselves within this blessed earth is by knowing where our food comes from.

— Gary Paul     Nabhan

Plants for your Gourmet Kitchen Garden

        Greenhouse opens Saturday April 19, 2008

       Hours: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Closed on Tuesdays

Greenhouse season ends Saturday, June 7, 2008

[Beth in her Greenhouse]

April 4, 2008

It’s so nice to look at the five-day forecast and see the temperatures starting to rise. Especially those nighttime temps. This spring has been cooler than the past four or five years, and I can really notice it in the plant’s growth. I’d like to see bigger plants right now but I am not in control of the elements. And I will urge you to hold off from coming to the greenhouse until April 26 even though we open April 19. Those seven days will make a huge difference in the plant’s size, and more importantly, the soil temperature in your garden. I know it’s hard to wait when it comes to gardening but it’s only common sense to buy once and plant once.

I’ve had lots of help with the greenhouse business this season. Magen and Genny, both seniors at the College of Idaho, are keeping me on schedule with planting and potting on. Generous friends and family spent a Sunday afternoon putting the last piece of plastic on the new greenhouse. My Dad designed and built some pretty slick benches for the new greenhouse, and my cousin Dale wired up the power for it. Now it’s time to move in, and none too soon.

We have our Tomato Potting On Party in the works, too. Lots of wonderful people show up to help put the baby tomato plants into their big pots. I’m so overwhelmed by their generous efforts. Of course, I try to entice them with food but I think they really come for the tomatoes.

It takes so many hands to make a farm. I’m thankful for all the small and big ways people help me. My husband Mike is a great carpenter, problem solver and No. 1 supporter. Barbara, my web mistress, has the most lovely can-do attitude. And my family, where the farm gene comes from, is due way too many thanks.

Let’s grow good food!

Thanks for your support, Beth

Buy local each season.
Make a gardener very happy.
Support a local farm.

This web site has a complete listing of plants available, and those that are heirlooms are noted with an *.

[Waiter carrying trays]




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Canyon Bounty Farm is in its 9th year selling organic nursery starts.
Located in west Nampa, we're at 13376 Orchard Ave., between Lake and Florida Aves.