Wild Foraged Christmas Trees & Greens Are Back: Arugula, Baby Kale, and More!

šŸŒ² Itā€™s the season for celebrating! The most wonderful time of the year is here again! We hope your Thanksgiving celebration, whether it was large or small, was a great one. We are excited to be back at the market this week with our wild foraged, spray free, organic Christmas trees! Weā€™ve been working hard all week to cutĀ a great selection of beautiful and quirky Christmas pines & cedars,Ā so meet us at the market tomorrow from 8am-12pmĀ and consider this your annual visit to the Christmas tree lot (even though itā€™s a small one)!

šŸ„¬ Also back this week are the greens! Weā€™ll have arugula, baby kale, andĀ theĀ usual bagged mixes, as well as other fresh and flavorful options!

šŸ¦† Weā€™reĀ also taking reservations for Christmas duck and chicken, so scroll down for more details about how to reserve!

šŸŽ ā€˜Tis the season for celebration and gift-giving! We have a couple great gift ideas for the plant lovers in your life, so readĀ on for more details and we hope to see you fine folks tomorrow!

Join Us In Supporting the Corner Farmers Market!Ā 
Uhtred’s Table is back this week at the Corner Farmers Market! He’ll be offering hand-painted ornaments and his usual drawings and paintings! āœØ

Join us (and him) at the coolest farmers market in Greensboro where the spirit of giving abounds! As you may know, all of the $ Uhtred raises at his table goes to the market’s Green for Greens fund, which doubles the SNAP dollars for neighbors in need. Donate this Saturday, get an Uhtred-crafted souvenir, and secure your spot on Santa’s nice list! šŸŽ…šŸ½

If you’d like to support this worthy cause, come by and grab an Uhtred ornament or consider your very own Green for Greens donation. ā¤ļø

Wild Foraged Christmas Trees!

šŸŒ² Did you know that in NC, 90-99% of Christmas Tree farms spray Roundup and other toxic substances around their trees? Damn and damn!

šŸŽ„ Horrible, right? This is one reason why, for years, we’ve opted for wild foraged trees from our land and before that–from the land of family members. Not only are our trees quirky, open branched (great for seeing all of your ornaments), and great smelling, they’re also spray free and organic. Emma’s mom’s asthma acted up every Christmas when Emma was a child, and once her family started choosing foraged trees from their land she had no further issues at Christmas.

šŸ• If you’re concerned about the food you eat and the substances you touch, consider thinking twice about where you get your Christmas tree this year. Family pets, young children, and others spend a lot of time interacting with your Christmas tree–making them at a higher risk for touching whatever toxic residue is maybe left behind. We encourage you to think organic for your Christmas trees, too!

We’ll have lots of trees of various sizes at the Corner Farmers Market this Saturday from 8am-12pm.Ā We hope to see you there!

Any Thoughts on
Christmas Dinner?

We still have holidayĀ ducksĀ and whole roaster chickensĀ available for your holiday celebration, so go ahead and reserve today. You can pick up your birds on Saturday the 17th or at our special December 21st Wednesday market! From 10am-2pm!Ā Reserve on our website (via the links below)Ā or in person at the market.
Reserve Your Christmas Duck Now!
Reserve Your Christmas Chicken Today!

Holiday Gift Ideas!

Weā€™ll be sending out more details in next weekā€™s newsletter, but here are a couple green gift ideas for your loved ones:
šŸŽ Edible Landscaping Consultation
šŸŽ Fruit trees or berry bushes (or a gift card for them to pick up their plantsĀ in the spring!)
šŸŽ Seed packets or a gift card for seed packets!

All Stocked Up On Chicken!Ā Ā 
The last chicken processing of the year is complete and all of the freezers (13 of them, actually!) are filled to the brim with pastured chicken and duckā€”whole birds especially! šŸ˜‰