Saturday, May 7, 2011

Tilth Edible Plant Sale

Just a portion of what you will find at the Tilth sale

If you live in the Seattle area and grow things to eat - then you will regret missing the Tilth Edible Plant Sale this weekend. You will find more tomato plants than you will know what to do with - all great varieties for the region. You will also find dozens of varieties of lettuces, onions, squash and brassicas (including the purple peacock kale-broccoli mix that I have been lusting for!).

Seattle Youth Garden Works will be there with their hardworking youth


If you don't want to browse, pre-packs are available, such as Mothers Day Pack or Beginner's Vegetable Garden



Where I really go nuts is the edible flower and herb section. Herbs that you have never seen sold anywhere else will entice you to spend more money than you had planned. I volunteered to set up the dozens and dozens of tables for the sale last night and came home with such gems as ginger-mint, lemon verbena, Australian bush mint (smells like a hippie's house... in a good way), sweet cicely and scented geraniums. I have two half barrels at on the patio that will soon be overflowing with smells, leaves, vines and flowers.

Edible flowers and herbs galore

Ginger-Mint and speckled lettuces

May 7th & 8th, 2011
9 am to 3 pm 
Meridian Park, behind the Good Shepherd Center
4649 Sunnyside Avenue North 
Seattle, WA 98103

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