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  • From: Steve Gabriel <steve AT workwithnaturedesign.com>
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  • Subject: [Fwd: Edible Plants for Sale]
  • Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2012 09:55:53 -0500

Title: Edible Plants for Sale


-------- Original Message --------
From: Food Forest Farm <jonathan AT permaculturenursery.com>
Subject: Edible Plants for Sale
Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2012 13:20:31 +0000
To: <steve AT workwithnaturedesign.com>


Edible Plants for Sale
Winter is here. What a great time to cuddle up next to your favorite plant catalogs and fantasize about Spring!
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Food Forest Farm

Hello Friends and Supporters,

Winter is here. What a great time to cuddle up next to your favorite plant catalogs and fantasize about Spring! Our plants are now in a deep sleep, but we're not. Meg and I are already planning for the 2012 season. We had a great 2011 and met many great people, as well as some very important business goals. We appreciate your continued support. 

How often do you read the words edible perennial nitrogen fixing plant in the same sentence? After two years of trials, we are ready to offer a new plant this year. Phaseolus polystachios, or Perennial Wild Bean. A small relative of the common bean, native to the northeast US. It can be cooked and eaten like other beans. The plant will produce a fair amount of lentil sized beans if many plants are established and the pods harvested in year three. It can grow in some shade, or along a woodland edge.

Whether experimenting with new food plants like Wild Bean or planting the more popular edibles, we hope you will be satisfied.

If you haven't yet tried: skirret carrots, Good King Henry spinach, alpine strawberries, or chinese yam, now's your chance.

We've had a great outpouring of interest from landscape designers, home gardeners, permaculturists, plant geeks, students and interested travelers, so much so that some plants sold out by Spring last year!

If you've been thinking about visiting, or purchasing plants from us, we'd love to share our garden with you. If you are a passionate supporter, thanks again!

To pre-order via credit card, or printed order form, visit:

www.PermacultureNursery.com/plantlist.html

You can pay with a credit card for pickups too.
Email Jonathan AT PermacultureNursery.com
that you want 'pick up' and the shipping will be removed before you are charged.

Shipments and garden visits start May 1st.

Hope to be hearing from you soon. Enjoy the Holidays!

Jonathan
Food Forest Farm
Holyoke, MA
413-437-0101

P.S. We offer 10% off a purchase of 20 plants or more.

P.P.S. FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO YOUR NETWORKS… SMALL LOCAL BUSINESSES DO BEST VIA WORD OF MOUTH… SUPPORT LOCAL ECONOMIES PLEASE : )

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  • [Fwd: Edible Plants for Sale], Steve Gabriel, 01/11/2012

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