Hours Flor Hermosa Nursery Mario Rodriguez Farms
Fridays from 2-6 pm beginning March 26, 2010 - November 12, 2010
Location
13222 Bandera Road, about one mile west of 1604 in the Helotes Hills Methodist Church parking lot
Vendors
Circle H Orchards
Located in Fair Oaks Ranch, Don and Faye Hagans have 15 acres of 250 pecan trees and eight different pecan varieties, which are the thin-shelled American Indian named varieties. He sells pecans and vegetables as well as a variety of canned products. They also offer walnuts and almonds. The pecan oil they sell is a very healthy cooking oil with a saturated fat level 30% lower than olive oil. And the South Texas honey comes from hives located just southwest of San Antonio and is a Huajilla ("wa-he-a") and Clover mixture. Circle H Orchards' peach products come from the Fredericksburg, Texas peaches.
Cowgirl Granola
This all-natural, small batch granola is handcrafted by Heather Hunter in San Antonio. Made with only 12 ingredients, Cowgirl Granola is crunchy, low in sugar and loaded with five nutritious nuts. The Original blend features organic raisins, the Cranberry blend has dried cranberries and the Orange-Cranberry features a tart-yet-sweet orange-flavored cranberry. Be sure and inquire about the seasonal, limited-edition blends. And the gluten-free Organic Blue Cornmeal Pancake Mix is good for you, easy to make and delicious.
Rosslyn St. Clair owns Flor Hermosa Nursery, which is located just outside of Boerne. Flor Hermosa grows many types of succulents, hanging baskets, a large variety of tomato plants and interesting planting in various sizes and containers. Freshly cut flowers are also available. Welcome spring with sweet peas, larkspur and gladiolas. Sunflowers and zinnias, along with an array of other flowers are also available, until the first freeze. You may reach Rosslyn at 830-755-6008 or [email protected].
This farm is in Natalia, Texas, where Mario and his family grow seasonal produce including tomatoes, zucchini, yellow squash, cucumber, pickling cucumbers, 1015 sweet onions, green onions, beets, radishes, spinach, mustard greens, okra, bell pepper, black-eyed peas, cilantro, carrots and turnips.
Situated on 17 acres just south of Seguin, Uncertain Farms started truck farming in 1998 growing a wide variety of seasonal produce. M-Circle-M Canning Company started in 1999 and today we make nearly 60 different flavors of jellies, salsas, pickles and relishes as well as our soon-to-be world famous Cowboy Candy (bread and butter jalapenos).