Stones River Market
Murfreesboro, TN

This plant is at least 6" diameter, much larger than the photo, and covered with buds and blooms. Semi-double to double white frilled star with mauve-pink edge. Dark green, serrated leaves with red back. Standard. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. "Violet" soils are not necessarily good for violets! Go by the ingredients, not the label! A bag of good soil should feel like a nice, fluffy, soft, pillow. Repot to freshen soil about every 6 months, but do not use larger than a 5 inch pot, and avoid deep pots. WATER – Use lukewarm water when soil feels dry to the touch. Water at the base without splashing, to avoid spotting foliage. LIGHT – Adequate light is important for good growth and bloom. Try to provide bright light, but not hot sun, for 8 hours each day (supplement if necessary). Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Or, place a two-tube fixture about 12-18" above plants for 12-13 hours a day. Under fluorescent light, plants may bloom continuously. FERTILIZER – A "balanced" formula is best, such as 15-15-15. Avoid "bloom boosters." Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers. TEMPERATURE - Generally violets prefer between 60-80 degrees, although they will tolerate somewhat out of this range. They like moderate humidity too. If you are comfortable, so are they. GROOMING - Do not allow extra crowns, or "suckers" to form. This will spoil that natural, flat, round appearance, and prevent it from blooming to its full potential. Most violets look and bloom best with about 3 to 4 rows of leaves.
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This plant is at least 6" diameter, much larger than the photo, and covered with buds and blooms. Semi-double to ... more

Semi-double to double white frilled star with mauve-pink edge. Dark green, serrated leaves with red back. Standard. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. "Violet" soils are not necessarily good for violets! Go by the ingredients, not the label! A bag of good soil should feel like a nice, fluffy, soft, pillow. Repot to freshen soil about every 6 months, but do not use larger than a 5 inch pot, and avoid deep pots. WATER – Use lukewarm water when soil feels dry to the touch. Water at the base without splashing, to avoid spotting foliage. LIGHT – Adequate light is important for good growth and bloom. Try to provide bright light, but not hot sun, for 8 hours each day (supplement if necessary). Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Or, place a two-tube fixture about 12-18" above plants for 12-13 hours a day. Under fluorescent light, plants may bloom continuously. FERTILIZER – A "balanced" formula is best, such as 15-15-15. Avoid "bloom boosters." Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers. TEMPERATURE - Generally violets prefer between 60-80 degrees, although they will tolerate somewhat out of this range. They like moderate humidity too. If you are comfortable, so are they. GROOMING - Do not allow extra crowns, or "suckers" to form. This will spoil that natural, flat, round appearance, and prevent it from blooming to its full potential. Most violets look and bloom best with about 3 to 4 rows of leaves.
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Semi-double to double white frilled star with mauve-pink edge. Dark green, serrated leaves with red back. Standard. Culture of African ... more

This plant is at least 6" diameter, much larger than in the photo, and covered with buds and blooms. Great large prolific semi-double to double DEEP RED blooms on a standard size plant. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. WATER – Use lukewarm water that was allowed to stand for 48 hours to evaporate the chlorine. Water at the base without splashing foliage, to avoid spotting foliage. Keep evenly moist. LIGHT – Light affects flowering. Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Place 3 feet from a south- or west-facing window for the right winter lighting. In spring and summer, an east facing window is preferred. If this light cannot be maintained for eight hours, consider growing under fluorescent lights. FERTILIZER – Fertilize with a higher phosphorus (middle) number, as 15-30-15. Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers.
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This plant is at least 6" diameter, much larger than in the photo, and covered with buds and blooms. Great ... more

Great large prolific semi-double to double DEEP RED blooms on a standard size plant. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. WATER – Use lukewarm water that was allowed to stand for 48 hours to evaporate the chlorine. Water at the base without splashing foliage, to avoid spotting foliage. Keep evenly moist. LIGHT – Light affects flowering. Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Place 3 feet from a south- or west-facing window for the right winter lighting. In spring and summer, an east facing window is preferred. If this light cannot be maintained for eight hours, consider growing under fluorescent lights. FERTILIZER – Fertilize with a higher phosphorus (middle) number, as 15-30-15. Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers.
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Great large prolific semi-double to double DEEP RED blooms on a standard size plant. Culture of African violets is specific ... more

This plant is at least 6" diameter, much larger than in the picture. Single pink sticktite star with a red sparkle edge. Medium green, plain, pointed leaves. Standard size plant. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. "Violet" soils are not necessarily good for violets! Go by the ingredients, not the label! A bag of good soil should feel like a nice, fluffy, soft, pillow. Repot to freshen soil about every 6 months, but do not use larger than a 5 inch pot, and avoid deep pots. WATER – Use lukewarm water when soil feels dry to the touch. Water at the base without splashing, to avoid spotting foliage. LIGHT – Adequate light is important for good growth and bloom. Try to provide bright light, but not hot sun, for 8 hours each day (supplement if necessary). Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Or, place a two-tube fixture about 12-18" above plants for 12-13 hours a day. Under fluorescent light, plants may bloom continuously. FERTILIZER – A "balanced" formula is best, such as 15-15-15. Avoid "bloom boosters." Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers. TEMPERATURE - Generally violets prefer between 60-80 degrees, although they will tolerate somewhat out of this range. They like moderate humidity too. If you are comfortable, so are they. GROOMING - Do not allow extra crowns, or "suckers" to form. This will spoil that natural, flat, round appearance, and prevent it from blooming to its full potential. Most violets look and bloom best with about 3 to 4 rows of leaves.
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This plant is at least 6" diameter, much larger than in the picture. Single pink sticktite star with a red ... more

Single pink sticktite star with a red sparkle edge. Medium green, plain, pointed leaves. Standard size plant. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. "Violet" soils are not necessarily good for violets! Go by the ingredients, not the label! A bag of good soil should feel like a nice, fluffy, soft, pillow. Repot to freshen soil about every 6 months, but do not use larger than a 5 inch pot, and avoid deep pots. WATER – Use lukewarm water when soil feels dry to the touch. Water at the base without splashing, to avoid spotting foliage. LIGHT – Adequate light is important for good growth and bloom. Try to provide bright light, but not hot sun, for 8 hours each day (supplement if necessary). Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Or, place a two-tube fixture about 12-18" above plants for 12-13 hours a day. Under fluorescent light, plants may bloom continuously. FERTILIZER – A "balanced" formula is best, such as 15-15-15. Avoid "bloom boosters." Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers. TEMPERATURE - Generally violets prefer between 60-80 degrees, although they will tolerate somewhat out of this range. They like moderate humidity too. If you are comfortable, so are they. GROOMING - Do not allow extra crowns, or "suckers" to form. This will spoil that natural, flat, round appearance, and prevent it from blooming to its full potential. Most violets look and bloom best with about 3 to 4 rows of leaves.
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Single pink sticktite star with a red sparkle edge. Medium green, plain, pointed leaves. Standard size plant. Culture of African ... more

Assorted mix of lettuce, oakleaf, crisp, butterhead varieties, varies colors beautiful in a salad.

Assorted mix of lettuce, oakleaf, crisp, butterhead varieties, varies colors beautiful in a salad.

Whole organic almonds

Love the taste of Blackberries but can't handle the seeds, we remove the seeds but sometimes a few seeds slip in, that is why we call it Almost Seedless! 2016 TN State Fair 2nd Place Winner! Contains: TN Grown Blackberry Puree, Pure Water, Sugar, Citric Acid and Natural Fruit Pectin, .......Pass the biscuits!!
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Love the taste of Blackberries but can't handle the seeds, we remove the seeds but sometimes a few seeds slip ... more

**This is a larger plant, and includes several 'pups' in the pot.** Aloe vera is a succulent plant with a clear gel inside the leaves that is used often used as an alternative medical treatment for burns and skin care. Grow inside in bright light, or outside in shade in warm weather, watering every 2-3 weeks. Aloe vera does not like wet feet. To use, remove leaves at the base with a sharp knife, then put in a sandwich bag, wrap in foil, and store in the fridge to reuse for 4 or 5 days.
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**This is a larger plant, and includes several 'pups' in the pot.** Aloe vera is a succulent plant with a ... more

**This is the same size, or possibly a little larger, as I've sold in the past. Same size, same price.** Aloe vera is a succulent plant has a clear gel inside the leaves that is often used as an alternative medical treatment for burns and skin care. Grow inside in bright light, or outside in shade in warm weather, watering every 2-3 weeks. Aloe vera does not like wet feet. To use, remove leaves at the base with a sharp knife, then put in a sandwich bag, wrap in foil, and store in the fridge to reuse for 4 or 5 days.
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**This is the same size, or possibly a little larger, as I've sold in the past. Same size, same price.** ... more

Our Common Chives add that mild onion flavor to dips and salsas, and are also great with cream cheese on bagels or with sour cream on a baked potato. My personal favorite is sprinkling the chives on my macaroni and cheese. Yummy Approximately 1/2 cup per bag.
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Our Common Chives add that mild onion flavor to dips and salsas, and are also great with cream cheese on ... more

Fall-blooming anemones will form a handsome 12" tall ground cover in light to partial shade in moist, humus-rich soil, and will tolerate full morning sun with sufficient moisture. They do not like wet feet. Mulch for the first winter. A hard frost will darken the foliage, which can either be removed or left for protection. Anemones are heirloom plants with a natural or wild-looking appearance that compliments shrubs such as rhododendrons & hydrangeas. Monkshood, baneberry, snakeroot, and hardy geraniums are excellent companions. Hostas, ferns, and ornamental grasses combine well with anemone foliage in summer.
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Fall-blooming anemones will form a handsome 12" tall ground cover in light to partial shade in moist, humus-rich soil, and ... more

Delicious on biscuits or toast but you will be tempted to just eat it out of the jar! Made using Rainbow Hill Farm Shizuka Apples after being peeled for our Jelly added Pure Sugar, Pure Water, Cinnamon and Nutmeg.
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Delicious on biscuits or toast but you will be tempted to just eat it out of the jar! Made using ... more

Fresh, organic apples are used to make this smooth Jelly spread. Apples are naturally very sweet, therefore, I am able to make this jelly exceptionally low in sugar. Less than one tablespoon of sugar is added to an entire 8 oz. jar of jelly. Each tablespoon serving contains only about 2.5 grams of sugar. Compare that to typical jellies which contain 10 or more grams of sugar per tablespoon serving. Each jar is preserved and will last on your pantry shelf until you are ready to open it. Refrigerate once open. Should last about 2 months in the refrigerator once opened. Ingredients: Organic apples, organic cane juice crystals, all-natural apple based pectin.
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Fresh, organic apples are used to make this smooth Jelly spread. Apples are naturally very sweet, therefore, I am able ... more

Made using Rainbow Hill Farm Shizuka Apples, Peeled, Pure Sugar, Pure Water, Natural Pectin and Citric Acid
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Made using Rainbow Hill Farm Shizuka Apples, Peeled, Pure Sugar, Pure Water, Natural Pectin and Citric Acid more

Organic Dried Apple Rings
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Organic Dried Apple Rings more

Delicious and thick sliced applewood smoked pork belly. Perfect to cook for a BLT or use to season you favorite dish. made from Wedge Oak Farm's pasture raised hog belly. This bacon does well to balance a slightly sweet with savory and pure bacon taste. Apple wood smoked. No nitrates or nitrites Each pack is around one half pound, sliced.
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Delicious and thick sliced applewood smoked pork belly. Perfect to cook for a BLT or use to season you favorite ... more

Organic Dried Apricots

Wedge Oak Farm's pasture raised, non antibiotic, gently raised pork. Your favorite kind! No Nitrates or Nitrites These bacon ends are delicious cured bits for cooking and eating... Just not in slices. This bacon is ready for . 1 pound pack
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Wedge Oak Farm's pasture raised, non antibiotic, gently raised pork. Your favorite kind! No Nitrates or Nitrites These bacon ends ... more

Made with our pasture and farm raised chicken. Small batch and handmade. Tikka Turkey has the flavor of Tikka Masala with ginger,cumin and floral touch to follow. Give them a try they are delicious! No nitrates/ nitrites No msg 1 lbs 4 links
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Made with our pasture and farm raised chicken. Small batch and handmade. Tikka Turkey has the flavor of Tikka Masala ... more

Asters make terrific accents to fall gardens. They look great with ornamental grasses and the changing colors of the trees. They perform best in rich, evenly moist soil in full sun, but will also bloom well in partial shade. Be sure to give them lots of room to grow as good air circulation is vital to prevent powdery mildew. If pinched back in mid-July, the plants will be heavier blooming and probably will not need staking. This one is covered with hundreds of daisy-like purple flowers in late summer, putting on a spectacular show through fall. You can remove spent flowering stalks with pruners or scissors. The healthy dark green foliage has a compact mounding habit and is very resistant to mildew. Side dress aster plants each fall with a light dressing of compost or similar organic fertilizer.
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Asters make terrific accents to fall gardens. They look great with ornamental grasses and the changing colors of the trees. ... more

4 individual wrapped bars..To quote a phrase in a movie "there is no problem in life that can't be solved with a plate full of brownies" enjoy the richness of "Our Favorite Brownie" made using Unbleached Flour, Unsalted Butter, Brown Sugar, Belguim 65% Chocolate, Ghirardelli Chocolate Chips, FSF Farm Eggs, Baking Powder, Watkins Vanilla and Non-Iodized Salt.
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4 individual wrapped bars..To quote a phrase in a movie "there is no problem in life that can't be solved ... more

8x8 pan great for any gathering, great for snacks or special dessert topped with ice cream! To quote a phrase in a movie "there is no problem in life that can't be solved with a plate full of brownies" enjoy the richness of "Our Favorite Brownie" made using Unbleached Flour, Unsalted Butter, Brown Sugar, Belguim 65% Chocolate, Ghirardelli Chocolate Chips, FSF Farm Eggs, Baking Powder, Watkins Vanilla and Non-Iodized Salt.
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8x8 pan great for any gathering, great for snacks or special dessert topped with ice cream! To quote a phrase ... more