Florida Fields to Forks in Malabar is a community supported agriculture (CSA) farm, owned by mother and son partners, Jan Pence and Brock Hall. Members enjoy organically raised vegetables, dairy, eggs, chickens, beef, lamb, pork, honey and fish and seafood.
TIME TO PLANT • Start seeds now for March planting. • Annuals - Ageratum, alyssum, aster, baby’s breath, Begonia, Browallia, Cosmos, Dusty miller, Gazania, Geranium, Hollyhock, Lobelia, Marguerite daisy, pansy, periwinkle, Petunia, snapdragon, and Verbena. • Perennials & Bulbs - Day lilies, African iris, blood lily, Caladium, Canna, Lilium, shell ginger, tiger flower, Potted flowering perennials can be planted any time of the year. Day lilies are great because they so easy to care for. • Fruit Trees - Plant bare root apple, peach, pear, pecan, persimmon and blueberries by late February. Do not fertilize at planting time. • Citrus- Fertilize in February or March with a citrus fertilizer,
Dear fellow gardeners, We are well in to 2016 and I’m excited about our club’s upcoming activities! We have a very busy calendar of events, in addition to our meetings. On April 4th, our club will host the SBGC at the Melbourne Library on Fee Ave. We are responsible for providing the program and refreshments, so please sign up for food, etc. April 26th, our club will host the FFGC Dist. VI Spring Meeting at EGYC. Additional information on the FFGC District meeting will come, as the date gets closer. All members will be expected to help, in order to make this event special! We can use this meeting as a fund raising opportunity for our club. Susan Vallette will be chairing the committ
