A huge heirloom beet grew at our farm.  Look at it!

Dried gourds can be a very good decoration for any ocassion.
If you are interested in getting a dried gourd to decorate for Christmas, New Year or othe holiday, call us at (952) 906-0247, leave your phone number and we will get as many gourds as you want!
Here are some websites I found that can give [...]

Watch Peter pick corn
Submitted by sfiecke on September 11, 2008 – 2:11pm.
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