You’re invited to enjoy the second stop on the Local Foods Farm Tour Series this Tuesday beginning at 6:30 p.m. at Nightcrawler Gardens.
Nightcrawler Gardens is a family owned and operated business celebrating their 15th year. The name is also a tribute to the earthworm, a true friend to farmers and gardeners, and a sure sign of soil health.
Jason and Sheri started the business with only field grown sunflowers and today NightCrawler Gardens has grown to specialize in unique and heirloom plants. They also grow over 250 varieties of herbs, 90 varieties of heirloom and hybrid tomatoes, 40 varieties of hot and sweet peppers, new and improved varieties of annuals and perennials, as well as heirlooms found blooming in Grandma’s garden. They grow nearly all their plants from seed or rooted cuttings on site at the greenhouse.
Come and learn more about Nightcrawler Gardens located at 1700 Pleasantville Road, Pleasantville. For more details or more information, contact OSU Extension in Fairfield County at 740-652-7260, or see this flyer for details on each of the stops in the series.
The Local Foods Farm Tour Series is free and open to all interested. Please reserve your seat today by calling 740.652.7260.