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Beautiful morning here in Southern Illinois. We are getting ready to head out on our final strawberry plant deliveries. Texas here we come.
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Safe travels!
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We have had a good week planting strawberries. It is hard to believe that the first planing will be ready to ship the end of next week. Our sunflower field is just starting to bloom and is beautiful.
Looks awesome😊
What part of America are the first Strawberry Plants going? We are so wet in the south. We may end up planting a rice variety of Strawberry if there is such a thing. Ha ha ha.
Noticed the 🌻 the other day!
U Cut? Or selling to florist? Or harvesting for the seeds? Everything looks great. A few busy weeks ahead.
Two days of planting strawberries. Plants are standing up and looking good. Now we wait for our next shipment to arrive.
I wanted to share how beautiful it is on the farm first thing in morning. Yesterday I was on my way to plant strawberries when I saw this beautiful yiew. For those of you who don’t know, we start strawberry plants for other farmers in multiple states. Those farmers will plant the berries this fall for next spring’s fruit crop. For many farms, strawberries are grown as an annual crop and are planted each fall. Our farm is one of only a few in the US who produce strawberry plants for this annual growing system.
Wonderful pictures these pictures are amazing
Beautiful
Love those berries!
So pretty
Thanks for the picture, I remember how beautiful the sunrise is over the the strawberry field. I enjoyed planting the strawberry slips.
Impressive view and accomplishment. Southern Illinois proud.
Beautiful!
Lantana is another great plant for customers. It is great for full sun and it loves the heat. Pollinators also love this plant. These 3 new varieties will be added to our collection of lantana we are currently growing.
I'm in love with the one we bought and it's still looking beautiful
Love lantana but how do you keep it blooming all summer
Mary Beth Campbell-crombar