Organic Pepper Plant Sale
I always grow more than I need. So the leftovers are for sale -clearance at 1.00 each. Colorful sweet bell peppers and mild to hot chile peppers. Check out our Garden Guide tab and scroll down to see the varieties we grew this season. Then contact me through the "Contact Us" tab so we can arrange pick-up. If you represent a charity or run a community garden or school garden let me know and your seedlings will be free. Supplies wont last, get yours before it's too late.
Grow the Hottest Pepper in the World - Trinidad Moruga Scorpion Pepper
The Trinidad Moruga Scorpion holds the current world record for hottest pepper measuring up to 2,000,000 on the Scoville scale. Compare that to a habanero which measures about 225,000 Scoville heat units. I will give you special handling instructions. I have 5 plants left in 2.6 liter square pots. $25.00 per plant and I will include some special fertilizer. You would have to be crazy to eat one of the peppers, and I don't recommend it, but there are some really interesting Youtube videos of people who did. I also read that they make a fantastic, super hot, hot sauce. (I plan to turn mine into organic bug spray)
We planted our Leeks, Onions, Beets, Radish and Carrots Lettuce, Spinach, Bok Choy and Tomatoes.
Now planting Potatoes and Peppers, Squash, Cucumber and Sweet Pumpkin.
Coming up Next - Big Max Pumpkins for our giant pumpkin contest. They are planted in a separate section so they don't take up room in your garden. Please, please bring something to mark you giant pumpkin, something big enough to be seen like a flag or garden gnome. Every year someone marks it with a popcicle stick that gets buried or fades off so we have to guess whose pumpkin it is.
Now planting Potatoes and Peppers, Squash, Cucumber and Sweet Pumpkin.
Coming up Next - Big Max Pumpkins for our giant pumpkin contest. They are planted in a separate section so they don't take up room in your garden. Please, please bring something to mark you giant pumpkin, something big enough to be seen like a flag or garden gnome. Every year someone marks it with a popcicle stick that gets buried or fades off so we have to guess whose pumpkin it is.
Discovery Gardens
What is it?
Discovery Gardens is a hands on agriculture program. You will learn to plant, tend, and harvest at our weekly garden classes. We provide everything you need for the class and do all the irrigation, pest management and fertilizing for nutrient density.
* No gardening experience necessary. * You choose the plants from our Garden Guide Catalog. * The soil is prepared for you and ready to plant. * Classes offered three days per week. * Come to the classes and take home the harvest. **Genesis Organic Farm cannot guarantee the harvest. Only God can do that. Last two seasons have averaged 400 lbs per 100 sq ft garden. You can expect about 300 pounds from an 80 sq ft garden.  First Carrot |  2 1/2 pound Hawaiian Pineapple tomato. Discovery Gardens
How does it work?
Reserve your garden. Choose your plants from our Garden Guide catalog. Your garden will be ready to plant in the beginning of April. Come to the weekly classes and take home the harvest. This program is designed for families. There is no per person charge. Depending on the plants you choose your 80 square feet of garden will grow about **300 pounds of vegetables, so if you have a small family you may split your garden with a friend.
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Enrollment Information
How Much does it cost?
* Enrollment fee is $100 payable at time of enrollment.
This is a one time fee and covers all plants, seed, materials etc. * Season runs from April through September. * Monthly rent is $50. Due by the tenth of each month, April through August. -*Septembers rent is free. * Pay by cash or check made out to Discovery Gardens. | Garden Class Schedule
For your Convenience each class will be offered 3 times per week: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
You may come to whichever day fits your schedule. Spring Schedule- 10:00 to 11:30 am. Summer Schedule- 9:00 to 10:30 am. |
Reduced Rent
If you want to participate in the program but cannot afford it, call me for more information on this option, as I can only offer it to a limited number of gardens.
What's Cooking?
Our Summer Harvest Cooking Shows will teach you delicious ways to incorporate your garden fresh vegetables into everyday meals. Children love to help prepare the food and are more likely to eat something they picked and helped cook. Every Saturday in July and August we will harvest and prepare something delicious to eat and then post the recipes here. Soups, Sauces, Simple side dishes, 'Sun Dried' Tomatoes, Pickles, Food Preservation and much more. The "What's Cooking" show starts at 9:00am every Saturday in July and August.
Genesis Organic Farm
Hi, I'm Jeannie Williams. My husband, Ted, and I started Genesis Farm in 2006. We started with 2 acres of pluots and a small u-pick orchard. Now Genesis Farm and Good Seed Organic Farm share a 10 acre parcel located in Hanford California. There's something for everyone here.
The Discovery Gardens program is for those who like to get their hands in the soil. Discovery Gardens classes are taught from a Creation perspective. Discovery Gardens are organically grown but not certified. The Discovery Gardens program began in 2007 and grew as the demand for affordable, high quality organic vegetables increased to the point where I was selling out before the season began. So in 2011 we launched Good Seed Organics with the Rees family at the helm, Marv and Kim will bring their expertise and good ol' fashioned tenacity to transform fallow land into a cornucopia of nutritious veggies.
Good Seed Organics is our subscription farm program where members pick up their weekly vegetable shares, but no matter which program you choose you will enjoy high quality, organic produce, grown with a focus on nutrient density and at a price that fits your budget. Good Seed Organics is certified organic through Organic Certifiers. See www.goodseedorganics.com for more information.
Genesis Farm U-pick tree fruit is available to members of Discover Gardens and Good Seed Organics at our low members only price of $1.00 per pound for tree fruit and grapes. Our perennial herb garden is open to all members free of charge. Our Dapple Fire pluots are certified organic. Other tree fruit and grapes are grown without chemical pesticides but not certified.
The Discovery Gardens program is for those who like to get their hands in the soil. Discovery Gardens classes are taught from a Creation perspective. Discovery Gardens are organically grown but not certified. The Discovery Gardens program began in 2007 and grew as the demand for affordable, high quality organic vegetables increased to the point where I was selling out before the season began. So in 2011 we launched Good Seed Organics with the Rees family at the helm, Marv and Kim will bring their expertise and good ol' fashioned tenacity to transform fallow land into a cornucopia of nutritious veggies.
Good Seed Organics is our subscription farm program where members pick up their weekly vegetable shares, but no matter which program you choose you will enjoy high quality, organic produce, grown with a focus on nutrient density and at a price that fits your budget. Good Seed Organics is certified organic through Organic Certifiers. See www.goodseedorganics.com for more information.
Genesis Farm U-pick tree fruit is available to members of Discover Gardens and Good Seed Organics at our low members only price of $1.00 per pound for tree fruit and grapes. Our perennial herb garden is open to all members free of charge. Our Dapple Fire pluots are certified organic. Other tree fruit and grapes are grown without chemical pesticides but not certified.
Discovery Gardens USA
2011 was a very busy year. But 2012 is shaping up to be just as busy. My Discovery Gardens program has become a franchise! Another market farmer wanted to buy the business model so I wrapped it up in a package including artwork, promotional materials, legal stuff, suppliers, and the website.
Discovery Gardens is an excellent companion program to a family farm CSA or U-pick and will help promote their locally grown produce.
My vision: Discovery Gardens USA will be a hub with portals to all Discovery Gardens programs. www.DiscoveryGardensUSA.com is under construction.
Discovery Gardens is an excellent companion program to a family farm CSA or U-pick and will help promote their locally grown produce.
My vision: Discovery Gardens USA will be a hub with portals to all Discovery Gardens programs. www.DiscoveryGardensUSA.com is under construction.
The Facilities
The idea of a farm restroom conjures up the image of a rickety old outhouse with a moon shape on the door. I'm proud to say our restroom facilities are modern, fully plumbed and clean. Sanitation is very important. Antibacterial soap is provided. We also have a deep sink outside of the restroom to wash off heavy dirt. This is one of the most common questions prior to enrollment so I thought I'd post it to dispel any fears.
Shaded Picnic Area, etc.
We have a 10 x 20 shaded picnic area located next to the bathroom. It's a place to sit back and relax after harvest.
Don't forget to say Hi to Nelly, the pet Pygmy goat and her BFF, Strawberry Shortcake. We also have a few chickens. Children love feeding the chickens the bad bugs you may find in your garden.
Don't forget to say Hi to Nelly, the pet Pygmy goat and her BFF, Strawberry Shortcake. We also have a few chickens. Children love feeding the chickens the bad bugs you may find in your garden.
 Carmella, Miss White and Darcy
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4th Annual Harvest Party, Saturday August 27th 2011
And the Winner is...
For most Pounds Harvested goes to the Loomis and Gaines garden with a total of 420 pounds!
The winning Giant Zucchini was grown in the O'dell and Rickman garden and weighed a whopping 4 pound 9 oz.
The biggest Tomato Hornworm was found by the Loomis and Gaines families and measured 4 inches long.
The Longest Bean was found by the Dean family and measured 24 inches.
The Biggest Tomato was grown in the O'Dell and Rickman Garden. It was a Hawaiian Pineapple and weighed 2 lb, 11.4oz.
The First Bean to the Top of the Trellis contest was won by the Taylor family garden.
The Scarecrow Contest was won by the Paden family.
And the coveted Tomato Launch trophy went to the Paden family with a 314 ft. launch!
The winning Giant Zucchini was grown in the O'dell and Rickman garden and weighed a whopping 4 pound 9 oz.
The biggest Tomato Hornworm was found by the Loomis and Gaines families and measured 4 inches long.
The Longest Bean was found by the Dean family and measured 24 inches.
The Biggest Tomato was grown in the O'Dell and Rickman Garden. It was a Hawaiian Pineapple and weighed 2 lb, 11.4oz.
The First Bean to the Top of the Trellis contest was won by the Taylor family garden.
The Scarecrow Contest was won by the Paden family.
And the coveted Tomato Launch trophy went to the Paden family with a 314 ft. launch!
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