Grass Roots.........................30 years old

Free Dahlias

"Ed Krause is 85 and is getting out of growing dahlias.  and brought several boxes to give away.  Stop by and pick up some."  Tom

Pumpkins at Grass Roots

Many colors and shapes along with corn stocks, 

gourds, ornamental grasses and fall plants. 

Read Grass Roots Friend Alan Linda (Lindy)  Prairie Spy for This week. 

Fun!  
His column is weekly in Perham Focus and Fergus Falls Jounal

At this time, I’m picking State Fair apples, which is one of the early apples that can be grown around here. That got me to thinking that perhaps I can pass on some apple knowledge.

            Should you want an apple tree to survive, you must: Select an apple tree correct for this growing zone; Support it with posts and ties to keep the wind from shaking the soil loose around the roots; Protect it from mice and rabbits by using metal screen around the lower trunk; Water it religiously but not too much; And do not let mowers and weed trimmers get close to it. Failure to do these things is the primary reason apple trees fail to make it.

            You can also do all those things, and, because you planted it in the shade of some other tree, or in the wrong soil, or it broke due to poor or nonexistent pruning, or you failed to control apple pests, or you let it overbear or bear too soon, you will still be unhappy with what you have. Apple trees are, it is sad to say, nearly as difficult to raise  as children.

            But, you say, you grew up with apple trees and no one ..................

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New Location
Info site from University of Minnesota for Apple Trees

New Ad campaign for fall.   Road Sign around our Lakes Area...What do you think?  I certainly brought in opinion all Weekend."  Tom

Even the Remains are Pretty

 Grass Roots has brought in WaterMelons to the Perham Football team on their last day of Fall conditioning Practice for 25 years It has been a nice piece of of our Tradition.

 

 

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Grass Roots Book Fair Authors  

Thanks for a professional and engaging 4 hours.

(under construction.....a summary)

 

Thanks to all of you for continuing to make this a successful 2010

Value thy Neighborhood business
Announcing New Location

Google Map

The  Grass Roots Farm
Visit our 112 year old Farm

 

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Bartering

World's Largest Dragon Fly

New Location

Info site from University of Minnesota for Apple Trees

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 New Grassroots Video!

 

NEW!  in 2011

SUPHERBS

...a new Grass Roots partnership to deliver the most comprehensive herb Program to our neighbors......You!!!

Go take a Look

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Sweet Pea Currant Tomato
Organic

62 days. We instantly fell in love with this delightfully tiny tomato. Its miniscule leaves, flowers and 1/4 inch, ruby red fruit are the teeniest we've seen. Deceptively big on sweet, current flavor, they are a treat in salads, as a garnish or right off the plant by the handfuls! Sweet Pea is a charming, indeterminate plant with a low, spreading habit that lends itself to container living and especially to hanging baskets. Available  from Your Grass Roots this spring. 

"I do love this tomato."  Tom

 

The greatest advantage!!

Fresh, Local Produce has been one of our Hallmarks for over 30 years.  Dana Bahr picks Tons of melons each season along with a full menu of vegetables; from Tomatoes to Onions.

WE HAVE HUGE INVENTORY OF TOM GROWN HERBS
56 different Kinds     

 

Tasting Dan's Honey
We have samples of Ottertail County's best Honey at the Grass Roots for Tasting and For Sale.