North Texas 2021 Farmers Market & Everything Healthy Food Guide

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Thank You for Providing Essential Services

uying produce and goods locally supports family farmers, protects the genetic diversity of crops and reduces environmental impact. The very existence of these local “essential services” has been a service to our families and to our economy this last year during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that we seem to be emerging from it, we are hopefully more appreciative than ever of the abundance of opportunities afforded us here in the Dallas -Fort Worth Metroplex to unite with farmers, connect with the soil and savor the flavors and colors of the season.

GEORGIA’S FARMERS’ MARKET

COLLIN COUNTY CELINA’S FRIDAY NIGHT MARKET

The mission of Friday Night Market on the Square is to provide locally grown, fresh, high-quality produce products while giving local farmers, producers and artisans an economic outlet within Celina. Market is from 6 to 9 p.m. every first Friday (except July, which will be second Friday). Check the website for a calendar of events.

A local family-owned produce market located in downtown Plano specializing in homegrown produce, locally made jams, salsa, candles and more. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

916 East 15th Street, Plano 972-516-4765 Facebook.com/GeorgiasFarmersMarket

Previously ranked the number one farmers’ market in Texas, providing local and organic meat, dairy, honey, produce, baked goods, artisan and specialty foods, wine, plants and flowers, craft items and more. Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., April through November (except the Saturday after Thanksgiving).

GRANITE PARK BOARDWALK LOCAL MARKET

315 Chestnut Street, McKinney 972-562-8790 ChestnutSquare.org/Farmers-Market

142 North Ohio Street, Celina 904-514-0273 CelinaMarketontheSquare.com

Come to the Boardwalk to browse a selection of fresh produce, homemade goods and more. See revolving dates and time on the market website.

FARMERSVILLE FARMERS’ AND FLEA MARKET

5700 Granite Parkway, Building 2 Plano, RedTentMarket.net/Events/

In its 14th year, this Main Street project is a combination farmers’ market and flea market, featuring fresh produce, plants, food, crafts, collectibles, jewelry and more. This market will take place every first Saturday of the month through October from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

154 South Main Street, Farmersville 972-782-6533 Farmersvilletx.com

LOLA’S LOCAL MARKET

From fruits and veggies to jarred goods and firewood, this market carries a little of everything. Lola’s market is temporarily closed with summer 2021 hours TBA. Check Facebook for latest updates.

1771 Kever Main, Melissa 214-404-8353 Facebook.com/LolasLocalMarket

FRISCO FRESH MARKET

An exciting farmers’ market experience, Frisco Fresh Market brings nearly 100 local farmers, producers, artisans, chefs and craftsmen together in a spacious outdoor marketplace. Chef demos, live music, and a rotating schedule of family-friendly events takes this market to the next level. The outdoor market is open Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

LUCKY LAYLA FARMS

Lucky Layla Farms supports a healthy lifestyle by offering the community handcrafted yogurt with real fruit pulp, active probiotics and no additives or preservatives.

The products are made from award-winning Guernsey and Jersey cows that are rBGH-free. Available at their farm store, in addition to multiple locations throughout Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex.

9215 John West Elliot, Frisco 844-776-2753 FriscoFreshMarket.com

3721 North Jupiter Road, Plano LuckyLayla.com/index.php/contact

FRISCO ROTARY FARMERS’ MARKET

The Market at Luscombe Farm is truly a unique experience held inside a 4,600-square-foot historic hay barn.

Shop fresh vegetables and fruit, Texas-made products and more. Enjoy the Texas country atmosphere while supporting local farmers and artisans the second and fourth Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., May through September. Find on Facebook: The Market at Luscombe Farm.

Browse an abundance of farm fresh produce, meats, eggs, baked goods, preserves, handcrafted items and more. Also check the calendar for special events and kids’ activities. Open every Saturday through October 26 from 8 a.m. to noon.

Frisco Square 214-417-5049 FriscoRotary FarmersMarket.com

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MCKINNEYS’ FARMERS’ MARKET AT CHESTNUT SQUARE

LUSCOMBE FARMS FARMERS’ MARKET

8649 Luscombe Farm Drive, Anna 214-212-0814 LuscombeFarm.com

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RAILCAR FARMERS’ MARKET OF VAN ALSTYNE

This farmers’ market features locally grown and produced food items. Weekly findings can include a variety of fresh produce, meats, seasonings, pasta sauces, soaps, salsa, caramels, jams, pickles and more. Hours of operation are 4-7 p.m. on Tuesdays.

Main Street and East Marshall Van Alstyne 469-712-9122 Facebook.com/railcarfarmersmarket

WILLOW BEND FARMERS’ MARKET

Willow Bend Farmers’ Market provides small business owners and farmers an opportunity to promote their homegrown or handmade products. Here visitors can find an interesting selection of organic tomatoes, green beans, cucumbers and other veggies, in addition to honey, cookies, popcorn, jewelry and artisan handbags.

This market is held Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

6121 West Park Boulevard 972-965-1144 RedTentMarket.net/Events

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CRESCENT COURT FARMERS’ MARKET

DALLAS COUNTY CARROLLTON FARMERS’ MARKET

More than 20 vendors sell local produce, meat, eggs, honey, bread, jam, pastries, pie cookies and candies. The public is welcome to browse the exciting selection every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

2722 North Josey Lane, Carrollton 972-884-0680 Facebook.com/CarrolltonFarmersMarket

500 Crescent Court, Dallas UptownDallas.net/event/CrescentCourt-Farmers-Market/

CELEBRATION MARKET

Right next store to this beloved farm to table restaurant is a market featuring local, free-range, sustainable food.

Entrees, boxed dinners, side dishes and more available.

Open Monday through Friday from10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Saturdays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Sundays noon to 5 p.m.

See website for menu.

4515 West Lovers Lane, Dallas 214-352-0031 CelebrationRestaurant.com/Market

COPPELL FARMERS’ MARKET

Products include candles, bakery items, dog biscuits, dairy, eggs, salmon, berries, honey, plants, flowers and more. All produce is grown within a 150-mile radius of Coppell. This weekly market runs rain or shine every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Safety guidelines are in effect for visitors and vendors, see website for more information.

768 West Main Street, Coppell 972-304-7043 Facebook.com/CoppellFarmersMarket

COX FARMS MARKET

Dallas 778 Fort Worth Avenue, Dallas 214-748-8851 Farmers Branch 13091 Bee Street, Farmers Branch CoxFarmsMarket.com

DALLAS FARMERS’ MARKET

In the heart of downtown Dallas, the Dallas Farmers’ Market is cultivating a healthy lifestyle through The Market, a food hall with eateries and shops and The Shed, the farmers’ market in an open-air shed. The market is open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., with some shops opening earlier and staying open later. The Shed offers local produce and natural meat, honey and eggs directly from farms and ranchers, along with food artisans. The Shed is open Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Market: 920 South Harwood, Dallas The Shed: 1010 South Pearl Expressway, Dallas 469-607-5899 DallasFarmersMarket.org

EDEN’S ORGANIC GARDEN CENTER

This fourth-generation, family-owned and operated grocery store provides all natural goods and seasonal produce from local farmers at a reasonable price. The market is open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Duncanville 1026 South Main Street, Duncanville 972-283-8851

Check out Crescent Court Farmers Market the first Saturday of every month, where you can find local produce, sweets, juices, candles, jewelry, woodwork, and more. Explore the boutiques and food stands while enjoying music and seasonal pop ups. The market takes place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the first Saturday of each month.

This market is the first and only all organically and locally raised farmer direct market. A range of fresh organic produce is available. The market is open April throughDecember from 9 a.m. to noon on the first, third and fifth Saturdays (December only the fifth Saturday). Safety protocols for visitors and vendors in effect.

See website for more details.

4710 Pioneer Road, Balch Springs 214-348-3336 Facebook.com/EdensCSAFarmandMarket

FOUR SEASONS MARKETS

Established to develop a European style, the market provides a place for ranchers, farmers, specialty food produces and craftsmen to interact with consumers in a family-friendly atmosphere. The outdoor markets average 35 vendors and are held weekly on Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday throughout North Texas. Check the website for rotating location and time.

FourSeasonsMarkets.com

GRAND PRAIRIE FARMERS’ MARKET

Grand Prairie Farmers Market at Market Square is open 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturdays from April through mid-December. The market, which has been ranked #1 in Texas by American Farmland Trust, features locally grown fruits and vegetables, baked goods, tamales, salsas, dips, relishes, farm-fresh eggs, local honey, plants, soaps, candles and more. In addition, the market is home to a variety of special events throughout the year, such as the annual Crawfish Boil and Hatch Chile Fest!

120 West Main Street, Grand Prairie 972-237-4599 GrandFunGP.com/FarmersMarket

LAKEWOOD VILLAGE FARMERS’ MARKET

Shop local produce, honey, eggs, meats, baked goods and breads, plant starts, homemade soaps and beauty products, tamales, pickles and more. All products sourced within a 150-mile radius of Dallas. Hours are Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. through August 15.

6434 East Mockingbird at Abrams, Dallas GoodLocalMarkets.org

RED TENT FARMERS’ MARKET

Red Tent Markets’ goal is to provide a marketplace for small business owners and farmers to promote their homegrown or handmade products. Check website for rotating hours and locations.

972-965-1144 RedTentMarket.net/events

ROSEMEADE MARKET AND GREENHOUSE

This market and greenhouse is stocked with a variety of plants, seasonal fruits, local meals, dairy, vegetable and natural and organic foods. Their plant farm now consists of nearly 130 greenhouses and covers nearly 30 acres, growing high-quality bedding plants, right inside the Dallas city limits. The market is open seven days a week, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

3646 East Rosemeade Parkway, Dallas 972-306-2899 RosemeadeMarket.com

SAINT MICHAEL’S FARMERS’ MARKET

Farmers and growers practice natural, sustainable and organic techniques, and all products come from a 150-mile radius of Dallas County. Special items include baked goods, cheeses, tamales, meats and pastas. Open every Saturday 8 a.m. through noon in the west lot.

Saint and All Angels Episcopal Church 4344 Colgate, Dallas FarmersMarket@SaintMichael.org SaintMichaelsMarket.com

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WHITE ROCK MARKET

Shop local produce, honey, eggs, meats, baked goods and breads, plant starts, homemade soaps and beauty products, tamales, pickles and more. All products sourced within a 150-mile radius of Dallas. Saturdays March through December 18, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

9150 Garland Road, Dallas 469-850-2426 GoodLocalMarket.org

DENTON COUNTY DENTON COMMUNITY MARKET

This producer-only farmers’ and artisan market offers locally produced items from within a 100-mile radius of Denton. The market features produce, meats, dairy products, honey, eggs, art products, and a variety of handmade items. Kids’ activities, live music, and special events are curtailed in 2020 until further notice. Open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

317 West Mulberry Street, Denton 940-268-4326 DentonMarket.org

LAKE DALLAS FARMERS’ MARKET

Visit Lake Dallas Farmers’ Market to find an abundance of fresh produce, locally-made crafts, and fresh-made food and support local farmers and artisans. The market will take place every Saturday from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. through October.

Lake Dallas City Hall, 212 Main Street, Lake Dallas 940-497-2226 LakeDallas.com/456/Farmers-Market

ELLIS COUNTY BLUEBONNET MARKET

Previously known as Ennis Farmers’ Market but changed its name in 2020. This market, which has been in operation since 2014, welcomes 500-plus patrons on any given Saturday that browse 25 vendors providing a wide selection of fruits, vegetables, honey, meat, nuts, cottage and prepared food and crafts. Special events and cooking demos are scheduled throughout the season.

Open every Saturday through October from 8 a.m. to noon.

100 North Dallas Street, Ennis 972-878-4748 Ennistx.com/Choose-Ennis/Farmers-Market

WAXAHACHIE FARMERS’ MARKET

This bustling market has locally grown produce, plants, spices, eggs, jams and jellies, jewelry, pottery, clothing and other foods and décor items, the market is open Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m through October.

701 Howard Road, Waxahachie 469-309-4111 Facebook.com/pg/DowntownWaxahachie FarmersMarket

GRAYSON COUNTY DOWNTOWN DENISON FARMERS’ MARKET

This market is open to locally produced, handcrafted items, plants and flowers, and traditional produce. Products available include fruits, vegetables, trees, flowers, nuts, breads, cakes, pickles, jams, jellies, spices and much more. Hours are Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. See website for safety protocols set for visitors and vendors.

701 West Main Street, Denison Gateway Village at the intersection of Highway 75 and FM 691 214-208-5754 DowntownDenisonFarmersMarket.com

JOHNSON COUNTY BURLESON FARMERS’ MARKET

The market’s goal is to provide visitors with the freshest, highest-quality local fruits, vegetables, breads, meats and other products. Offerings include fresh produce, natural chicken and beef, fresh salsa, jewelry, crafts, essential oils and more. Open every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

141 West Renfro Street, Burleson BurlesonFarmersMarket.com

KAUFMAN COUNTY HAM ORCHARDS

This market has been operating since 1979 and consists of 100 acres containing five orchards with approximately 10,000 peach trees and a variety of additional fruit trees. Picked peaches, cider made with fresh fruits and homemade pies are available to take home. Visitors can also try the market’s award-winning soft-serve ice cream made with their own peaches and strawberries.

Mid-May through mid-August, hours of operation are Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

NAVARRO COUNTY NAVARRO COUNTY FARMERS’ MARKET

Visit Navarro Country Farmers’ Market and find a selection of local vegetables, fruits, fresh yard eggs, honey, jams, jellies, herbs and much more. Open every Saturday through August from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m.

408 East 6th Avenue, Corsicana 903-641-8878 Facebook.com/NavarroCountyFarmersMarket/

ROCKWALL COUNTY ROCKWALL FARMERS’ MARKET

Since 2008, this market has provided fresh produce and specialty foods such as grass-fed meats, fresh-baked artisan breads, farm eggs, seafood, honey, jams, pasta, tamales and more to the community. Local talent plays live music every week. The seasonal market is open Saturdays through September from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

COVID Guidelines can be viewed on their website.

Downtown Square, 101 Rusk Street, Rockwall 214-543-4066 RockwallFarmersMarket.org

TARRANT COUNTY BEDFORD FARMERS’ MARKET

This family-owned business carries fresh produce, tamales, local honey, grass-fed beef, fresh salsa, hormone-free chicken and more. Hours are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays.

2824 Brown Trail, Bedford 817-358-9510 Facebook.com/bfmkt

CLEAR FORK FARMERS’ MARKET

The Clearfork Farmers’ Market features more than 25 local farmer, rancher and artisan vendors every Saturday year-round. The market is committed to providing fresh, high-quality and locally grown products to the Fort Worth community. The market is open year round from 8 a.m. to noon.

4801 Edwards Ranch Road, Fort Worth Events@Clearfork1848.com FarmersMarket1848.com

11939 County Road 309, Terrell 972-524-2028 HamOrchard.com

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COWTOWN FARMERS’ MARKET

This market has been around for more than 30 years and is a member of Go Texan and North Texas Farmers Market Association. Fruits, vegetables, microgreens, grass-fed meats, cheese, flowers, herbs, artisan baked goods, tamales, and bath and body products are available for purchase. Open year-round on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon.

3821 Southwest Boulevard, Fort Worth CowtownFarmersMarket@gmail.com CowtownMarket.com

KELLER FARMERS’ MARKET

The market has fresh produce, meats, salsas, live music, chef demonstrations, health presentations, pet products, crafts and more. All vendors sell Texas-made products and original art pieces. The market is open every Saturday through October from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

400 Bear Creek Parkway, Keller KellerFarmersMarket.com

MIDCITIES COMMUNITY MARKET

ELIZABETH ANNA’S LOCAL MARKET

The philosophy at this market is local food, inspiring others to plant, being organic, educating, working with nature, and building community. Offering organic produce and a beautiful variety of flowers. Open Thursday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Midcities Market is an outdoor market where local producers, artisans and food vendors come to sell their local products to the community. Market is Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

209 Harwood Drive, Bedford Facebook.com/MidcitiesFarmersMarket

NORTH RICHLAND HILLS FARMERS’ MARKET

2825 8th Avenue, Fort Worth 817-922-0930 Facebook.com/ElizabethAnna.net

GRAPEVINE FARMERS’ MARKET

This market in the heart of downtown Grapevine sells pickles, gluten-free pastries, goat milk, bath and body products, organic cotton, honey, olive oils and vinegars, tamales, beef jerky, nuts, cheeses, free-range chicken and other natural meats. The indoor market is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

For more than 10 years, this market has been carrying local products that support Texas farmers. Items for sale include produce, canned goods, candy, nuts, pottery and plants. Hours of operation are Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

7700 David Boulevard, North Richland Hills 817-428-7075 NRHFarmersMarket.com

520 South Main Street, #203, Grapevine 817-527-7446 FarmersMarketOfGrapevine.com

RIDGMAR FARMERS’ MARKET

This is a year-round indoor market that carries fruit, vegetables, jams, peanuts, flowers and plants. Hours of operation are Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sundays through Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

900 State Highway 183 North, Fort Worth 817-246-7525 FarmersMarketOnline.com/fm/ RidgmarFarmersMarket.html

SAGINAW FARMERS’ MARKET

The goal of Saginaw Farmers’ Market is to provide the community fresh, local fruits, vegetables, breads, meats and more. The market strives to have as much of its offerings come from local producers as possible. Hours of operation are every 2nd and 4th Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

S. Knowles Drive and Longhorn Road, Saginaw SaginawMarket.org

WATAUGA FARMERS’ MARKET

Visitors to Watauga Farmers’ Market will encounter a wide array of local farmers, ranchers, and artisans. Each market features around 35 vendors. Hours are Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Watauga Pavilion.

7600 Denton Highway, Watauga 972-884-0680 FourSeasonsMarkets.com/?sct=Locations

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Sizzling on the Grill Healthy, Sustainable Summer Fare

by Laura Paisley Beck

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or most Americans, summer smells like fresh-cut grass and barbecue sizzling in the backyard. Approximately 64 percent of U.S. adults own a grill or smoker, but common practices are bad for the environment.

Fortunately, many great chefs have the problem covered with delicious alternatives to traditional, carbon-emitting methods.

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Most charcoal and all lighter fluids contain chemicals that create air pollution when burned, harming our health and the environment. Better alternatives are sustainably sourced, organic and natural materials, such as charcoal made from bamboo or coconut shells.

Entrepreneur Fred Grosse sought to solve another problem associated with conventional grilling materials: the taste of lighter fluid on barbecue foods.

He invented Mojobricks, a carbon-neutral alternative to charcoal designed to impart a smoky flavor to grilled foods. “You’re breathing in 50 percent less particulate matter standing at the grill than if you grill with charcoal or wood,” he says about his bricks made with compressed sawdust from wood mills. “They heat food more efficiently, take up less storage space than bags of charcoal and keep trees growing in the forest.”

What Gets Grilled Matters Americans eat three times more meat than the global average. To meet the immense demand, mass-produced beef is trucked across the nation with dire environmental impacts including cow methane emissions, the burning of fossil fuels for transport and excessive land use. To curtail these impacts, Americans can choose to reduce or eliminate their beef consumption and when they do decide to grill a ribeye or New York strip, choose local, organic, grass-fed beef.

Eliminating meat is simple as vegetarian and vegan options are innumerable.

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rooms, cheese or whatever you happen to feel like,” says Martin Nordin, author of Green Burgers. Genevieve Taylor’s new cookbook, Charred, features enticing meals to cook over a flame that include vegetables, spices, nuts, herbs and other inventive ingredients.

Amy Lawrence and Justin Fox Burks, co-authors of Low-Carb Vegetarian, have had a dramatic increase in requests for grilled versions of vegetarian dishes, a sign of increasing outdoor cooking trends.

Presentation for the Planet When hosting backyard dinner parties, consider that paper and plastic dinnerware will end up in the landfill. Ask guests to bring a plate and fork or mix and match whatever dish sets are on hand. Another suggestion is to go vintage. “There has already been so much manufactured of everything, we wouldn’t need to manufacture another plate, for example, for another generation or two,” says Morgan Miller, owner of Rewind Decor vintage store in Madison, Wisconsin.

With a few adjustments, eco-grilling is easy, delicious and much better for the planet. Marinate locally sourced ingredients, burn as carbon-neutral a fire as possible and serve up delicious food on real plates that friends and family will help wash. Guests will be inspired and follow suit in their own homes. As Grosse says, “Each small difference adds up to big change.”

Laura Paisley Beck is a freelance writer and self-proclaimed foodie in Madison, Wisconsin. Reach out at LauraPaisleyBeck@gmail.com.

Great Grilling

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1 white onion (quartered and sliced) 2 Tbsp toasted sesame oil 1 Tbsp apple cider vinegar 2 Tbsp of The Chubby Vegetarian’s Memphis BBQ Dry Rub 1 cup BBQ sauce 6 hamburger buns

BBQ Brussels Sprouts Sandwiches with Brussels Sprout Slaw Yield: 6 sandwiches 2 lb Brussels sprouts 1 cup shredded carrot (about one large) 2 Tbsp mayonnaise 1 Tbsp grainy mustard Kosher salt and cracked black pepper (to taste)

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2 parts chipotle chili powder 2 parts sweet paprika 2 parts smoked paprika 2 parts granulated garlic 2 parts kosher salt 2 parts cracked black pepper 2 parts cumin 2 parts dried thyme 2 parts dried oregano 1 part cinnamon 1 part ground ginger 1 part light brown sugar 1 part powdered, dried porcini mushrooms*

Preheat the grill on high for 10 minutes. Cover the grill with a single later of aluminum foil. Slice the remaining Brussels sprouts in half. In a large bowl, toss the halved Brussels sprouts and the onion with the sesame oil, vinegar and BBQ dry rub until everything is coated. Place the Brussels sprouts on the grill for 5 minutes on one side and 4 minutes on the other side, or until the edges are brown and they’re cooked through. Remove sprouts from the grill and place them into a medium bowl. Pour in BBQ sauce. Using a spatula, toss the Brussels sprouts in the sauce until they’re well-coated.

Put the BBQ Brussels aside until ready to assemble the sandwiches. On the bottom part of each hamburger bun, pile on the BBQ and top it with the slaw.

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First, make the Brussels sprout slaw. Thinly slice enough of the Brussels sprouts to have 2 cups. Reserve the remainder of the Brussels sprouts. In a large bowl, combine the 2 cups shredded sprouts with the shredded carrot, mayonnaise, mustard and salt and pepper to taste. Toss until well-incorporated. Set aside in the refrigerator until ready to serve. (Makes about 2 cups of slaw.)

*Dried porcini mushrooms can be found at almost any specialty grocery or ordered online. Turn the dried mushrooms into a powder by placing them in a coffee grinder or food processor and pulsing until no large bits remain.

Recipe by Justin Fox Burks and Amy Lawrence of The Chubby Vegetarian blog and cookbooks.

Slice in half lengthwise, or into quarters if they are a little larger, to approximately finger-thickness.

Grilled Cumin Carrots with Pecans, Ricotta and Herbs Yield: 4 to 6 side-dish servings 1 lb 2 oz bunch of carrots, preferably with the tops on 2 Tbsp olive oil 1 Tbsp cumin seeds, lightly crushed in a pestle and mortar 1 tsp soft, dark brown sugar 1 tsp dried chili flakes, ideally chipotle chili flakes 1 clove garlic, crushed 1¼ cup ricotta ½ bunch of spring onions (scallions), thinly sliced ½ cup pecans, toasted and chopped 1 small bunch of coriander (cilantro), chopped Extra-virgin olive oil, to drizzle Salt and freshly ground black pepper Trim the tops off the carrots and scrub under running water.

Fill a pan with boiling water and add a little salt, then set over high heat and bring back to the boil. Once boiling, add the carrots and blanch for 3 minutes. Drain well and tip into a mixing bowl.

While they are still hot, add the olive oil, cumin, brown sugar, chili flakes and garlic, and stir well to mix. Cover and leave to marinate for a couple of hours at room temperature.

Once ready to cook, fire up the barbecue for direct grilling, or preheat a cast-iron griddle pan on the hob. Lay the carrots on the grill bars or griddle and cook for 15 to 20 minutes, turning regularly, until they are nicely caramelized. If barbecuing, add a few smoking wood chunks or chips to up the smokiness. Use a brush to baste the carrots with any excess marinade from the bowl while turning.

Once soft and caramelized, scatter the carrots over a serving plate and dot with heaped teaspoons of ricotta. Sprinkle over the spring onions, chopped pecans and coriander. Finally, add a generous drizzle of olive oil and finish with a good grind of pepper. Serve while still warm.

Recipe from Genevieve Taylor’s book Charred.

Natural Awakenings recommends using organic, non-GMO (genetically modified) and non-bromated ingredients whenever possible.

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FARMS and CSAS (Community Supported Agriculture) 413 FARM

413 Farm produces pasture-raised pork, sausage, bacon, bratwurst, whole chicken, chicken wings, angus beef, beef sausage, eggs, raw milk cheese and more. They ship their local product in both Oklahoma and Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex in Texas. Their products can also be found at the Dallas Farmers’ Market. Visit their website for more information or connect on Facebook.

Facebook.com/413Farm 413Farm.com

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ASHLEY’S FARM FRESH

Ashley’s Farm Fresh items include sourdough soft pretzels, Guinness beef stew, Japanese curry, gyozas, wontons, spring rolls and more for pickup or delivery.

The products are also available at the Dallas Farmers’ Market and others.

214-548-7926 Facebook.com/AshleysFarmFreshKitchen

ASTERI ACRES

This is a certified naturally-grown suburban microfarm that grows flowers, herbs, specialty vegetables, fruits and free-range chicken eggs. Earthworms and seeds are also available for purchase. The farm is committed to nurturing their soil and practicing permaculture principles. Asteri Acres can sometimes be found at Dallas Farmers’ Market, or customers can contact them for CSA or pickup details.

Asteriagency11@gmail.com Facebook.com/AsteriAcres/

BARKING CAT FARM

This small acreage specialty farm, founded in 2014, focuses on growing high-quality crops in an organic and sustainable manner. They are committed to improving soil biology by applying compost and compost teas, and the main farm is being converted to a whole-farm permaculture system. Volunteer and CSA opportunities available. Email for more information.

Info@BarkingCatFarm.com BarkingCatFarm.com

BERKSHIRE FARMS

BOIS D’ARC MEAT COMPANY

This farm, owned and operated by the Locke family for the last 150 years in the tiny community of Allens Chapel, TX, consists of cattle, heritage pigs, chickens for eggs and meat, and turkeys for the holidays. All of our animals are 100 percent non-GMO and no herbicides, pesticides, or chemicals of any kind are applied to our land. Since cattle are herbivores, our herd eats only grass and hay until they are ready to be processed and our pigs, chickens and turkeys are also raised entirely on pasture, See website for prices and availability.

Berkshire Farms produces a range of local, free-range, organic pork products, including bacon, bratwurst, breakfast sausage, boudin, various cuts and whole hog.

Contact them via phone or their Facebook to learn more, or find their products at the Dallas Farmers’ Market.

BONTON FARMS

This urban farm was created to supply local and organic produce to restore health, provide employment and ignite hope in South Dallas. The garden carries a range of produce including tomatoes and collards. Raw and natural honey, free range chicken eggs and more can also be found on the farm. Products are offered at farmers markets and at the farm itself. Volunteer opportunities are available.

972-982-2245 6915 Bexar Street, Dallas BontonFarms.com

BUCK CREEK

This third-generation family farm uses an artisanal approach while using sustainable farming and ranching practices. While raising their free-range and grassfed beef they use no grain, hormones, antibiotics or pesticides. They offer their meat via internet, phone and email, as well at farmers’ markets and drop-off locations across Dallas.

806-683-2590 Info@BuckCreek.com BuckCreek.com

CARTERMERE FARMS

Cartermere Farms is dedicated to the production of natural, organic, non-GMO eggs, chicken, lamb, beef, honey, seasonal vegetables and herbs, utilizing no pesticides, herbicides, chemical fertilizers or any other non-organic crop management practices. Call or see the website for pickup information.

833-327-6344 8436 County Road 134, Celina CartermereFarms.com

214-469-6148 Facebook.com/BerkshireFarmsDallas/

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CEDAR RIDGE EGG FARM

This family-owned, veteran-run farm features free range eggs from Lomann, Bovan, and Hi-Line brown hens. They are able to roam freely outdoors and forage, and are kept inside at night for safety from predators. Visits are by appointment, or people can find their product at local farmers’ markets like the Dallas Farmers’ Market. Available for sale to individuals and wholesalers.

752 County Road 2408, Pickton 903-440-0607 CedarRidgeEggs.com

CIRCLE N FAMILY DAIRY

Since 1967, Circle N Family Dairy has been providing local, raw milk to the community. Other products include raw Greek yogurt, fresh ice cream, Wisconsin cheese, free range eggs, and pasture-raised beef and pork.

940-372-0343 2074 County Road 446, Gainesville CircleNDairy.com

COLD SPRINGS FARM AND CSA

This farm provides quality heirloom, rare and commercially extinct fruits, and veggies using organic and sustainable production practices. Products only available with CSA membership, no visitors allowed on the grounds. Don’t miss Cold Springs Farm Veggie Van, North Texas’ first mobile farmer’s market.

ColdSpringsFarmCSA@me.com ColdSpringsFarmCSA.com

COMEBACK CREEK FARM

Family-owned and operated, Comeback Creek Farm is located 100 miles east of Dallas. They raise from seed all the plants they grow, many of which are specialty heirloom or hybrid varieties. They supply a handful of select restaurants in the Dallas area with their high-quality, organically-grown vegetables and sell to the public through their CSA. Learn more via email, phone, or their website.

903-767-6855 ComebackCreek@gmail.com ComebackCreek.com

D-BAR FARMS

Since 2005, this farm has been providing sustainable and locally-grown produce to residents, restaurants, and chefs across the metroplex seeking locally grown products. The farm produces hydroponic lettuce, kale, watermelon radishes, spinach, beets, collard greens, swiss chard, broccoli, Napa cabbage, bok choy, cucumbers and more. Check with the farmers to see what is in season and where their products are available for purchase. Contact via website.

DBarFarm.com/contact

DEEP ROOTS CSA

This CSA provides customers with produce from Chandler Family Farm and Highway 19 Produce and Berries, both of which use organic methods free from pesticides and genetically modified seeds. Choose from one of the many pickup locations on their website. Call, text or email for more information.

903-910-5663 DeepRootsFarmers@gmail.com DeepRootsCSA.net

EDEN’S GARDEN CSA FARM

This farm has provided non-GMO and non-certified/ traditional organic produce that is grown without synthetic pesticides/herbicides or fertilizers to the community for more than 10 years. 100 percent of yearly CSA membership fees go directly to support the farm. Members have an opportunity to visit and pick produce. Work share opportunities are available. Visits are by appointment only.

214-348-3336 EdensOrganicGardenCenter.com

ELIZABETH ANNA FARM & GARDEN MARKET

This city farm provides flowers, Texas native plants, herbs, fruit and veggie plants, organic and heirloom seeds, organic fertilizers, green cleaning products, specialty food items and more. Consumers also have the opportunity to join their CSA or choose from a range of classes related to farming. They offer shares of their and their partners’ harvests to the public. Hours of operation are Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m-5 p.m. CSA pickup is on Fridays 12-5 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m to 5 p.m.

2825 8th Avenue, Fort Worth 817-922-0930 ElizabethAnna.net

EVERBLOOM FIELDS

GOOD EARTH ORGANIC FARM

Everbloom Fields is an urban flower farm located in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area that grows an impressive variety of local and sustainable heirloom and native flowers.

The husband-wife duo provides beautiful, seasonal and sustainably grown flowers to the DFW community.

2021 subscriptions are sold out, but contact them early for 2022 opportunities. Pickup every Saturday. Check the website for more information.

Since 1984, this family farm has served consumers throughout Dallas and North Texas. The farm provides organic produce, grass-fed pasture-raised lamb, grass-fed beef, organic strawberries and more. All plants, pastures and livestock are not treated with pesticides, herbicides or other toxic chemicals. Open for visitors by appointment only. Contact the farm for more information about their CSA.

EverbloomFields.com

8571 FM 272, Celeste 903-496-2070 GoodEarthOrganicFarm.com

FISHER FAMILY FARM

Fisher Family Farm and Ranch is a family-owned farm in East Texas. They grow a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, pasture raised beef and offer a CSA.Small, medium and large fruit and/or vegetable boxes are available and delivered right to the client’s door whether a single box or a subscription.

1101 Vz County Road 1129, Fruitvale 903-275-1811 FisherFarmAndRanch.com

FOUND PENNY FARM

Found Penny Farm specializes in 100 percent organic homemade bread. They bake their whole wheat and sprouted grain loaves with fresh, home ground wheat for the freshest, most wholesome ingredients. Available at a variety of farmers’ markets around town or online ordering is available year round. To learn more, visit the website.

469-396-7267 FoundPennyFarm.com

FULL EXPRESSION FARM

Full Expression Farm currently raises 100 percent grass-fed beef, 100 percent grass-fed lamb, free-range pastured laying hens and native pecans on 250 rolling acres. They practice local, sustainable and organic principles to create a happy healthy environment on their farm.

3733 County Road 4640, Leonard Carolyn.Barth@FullExpressionFarm.com FullExpressionFarm.com

GILBERT-PRUETT LOCAL FAMILY FARMS

This farm grows a range of fruits and vegetables available at Farmers Markets across the metroplex. Call or visit their Facebook for more information.

Fm 1377, Princeton 214)-282-2003 Facebook.com/LocalFamilyFarms

GREEN FAMILY FARM

This family farm grows and raises their food on pasture with non-medicated, non-GMO and non-soy feed.

They do not use any chemical herbicides or pesticides.

Items available include eggs, chicken, lamb, beef, herbs, compost, seasonal fruits and vegetables, vanilla extract, soap, flowers, and cakes. Products are available for pick-up directly from the farm or at one of their meet-up locations. Internship opportunities available for people wanting to learn more about organic farming. Email for more information.

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HENRIETTA CREEK ORCHARD

This family-owned orchard has pick-your-own apples in six varieties. The orchard has over 500 hybrid dwarf apple trees and around 200 peach trees. The locale also teaches visitors about bees, pollination/ pollinators, honey extraction, planting, gardening, composting, earthworms, colored cotton, butterflies, insects, herbs and more. Saving bees and promoting awareness and education are at the top of their list. Call for more information.

14255 Old Denton Road, Roanoke 817-266-9319 Facebook.com/HenriettaCreekAppleOrchard

LATTE DA DAIRY

Latte Da Dairy is a five-plus-acre family farm that raises purebred Nubian and Lamancha dairy goats to make Grade A milk, which is then used to make cheese. All operations are sustainable and nearly-organic, and all milk is pure and unadulterated. The artisanal goat cheese is sold at markets throughout Dallas. Call or browse the website to learn more.

817-490-5004 LatteDaDairy.com

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LUSCOMBE FARM

Luscombe Farm was established in 1913. The farm’s Texas award-winning Jalapeno Jelly recipe has been passed down for generations and was once only made for friends and family. Order handcrafted jellies, jams, specialty and seasonal products online or visit the farm.

8649 Luscombe Farm Drive, Anna 214-212-0814 LuscombeFarm.com

MICROGREENS, LLC

Microgreens is a local, family-owned vertical farm in Highland Village. All microgreens are grown without fertilizers, pesticides, soil or animal byproducts. The growing system utilizes state-of-the-art LEDs, 100 percent certified food-safe plastic growing trays, organic coco fiber substrata, pure H2O filtered three times and fully sourced, fully traceable non-GMO seeds. Contact via Facebook or phone to learn more.

214-404-4443 Facebook.com/LiveMicrogreens/

7505 County Road 201, McKinney Megan@PureLandOrganic.com PureLandOrganic.com

QUARRY FLOWER FARM

This farm grows specialty cut flowers for farmers markets, florists, events and they even offer farm visits for pick-your-own bouquets. Flowers include celosia, irises, dahlias, sunflowers, garden roses, amaranthus, poppies, vitex and much more. By appointment only unless announced.

6474 County Road 127, Celina 214-534-7525 QuarryFlowerFarm.vpweb.com

N & P FARM & DAIRY, LLC

A Texas licensed Grade A Raw Milk dairy providing raw cow milk, raw goat milk, kiefer, homemade chocolate milk, craft raw chocolate, coffee sauces, coffee milk and buttermilk, as well as cage-free eggs, pastured chicken and seasonal vegetables. Customers can taste milk before buying. Follow product availability and farm happenings on their Facebook page.

713 County Road 610, Farmersville 972-658-0291 Bit.ly/2YCTeVk

PACA D’LITES ALPACA RANCH

This ranch is home to alpacas, chickens, ducks, a horse and a livestock guardian dog. Chickens and ducks are fed non-GMO and non-soy feed, and all animals have four acres of pasture to graze on. There have been no pesticides used on the property since 2001, and only organic material has been used to fertilize and for weed management. Chicken and duck eggs are available.

214-814-0642 Facebook.com/PacaDLites/

PAUL QUINN COLLEGE FARM

PURE LAND FARM

Pure Land Farm occupies 28 acres in McKinney. The farm uses no chemicals, pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers or other additives on produce. Offerings include carrots, beets, kale, onion, garlic, blackberries, peppers, tomatoes, cantaloupes and a range of herbs. Pop-up food shares are offered when available, and include six to eight freshly picked crops. Pick-your-own fruits, berries and veggie opportunities available.

In 2010 this college turned its football field into a farm.

The two-acre organic farm grows a range of fruits and vegetables and is a learning tool for students and the public. 15 percent of the produce is donated. Visit their Facebook for farming tips, recipes and events.

RED MOON FARM

Red Moon Farm’s 38 acres in Van runs on a passion for sustainable agriculture. With combined 15 years of organic farming experience, their mission is to provide Dallas and surrounding areas with safe, clean, chemical-free food through their CSA and via local farmers’ markets. CSA members receive a box of fresh, seasonal vegetables with optional add-ons of farm eggs, grass-fed beef, coffee, soap and more. Farm visits by appointment only.

1484 VZ County Road 1505, Van 903-502-4333 RedMoonFarmTx.com

STORM FARMS

A visit to the family-owned Storm Farm consists of walking through strawberry fields and choosing produce. Visitors are provided with a container to take home and strawberries can be picked fresh off the vine.

No pesticides are used. The 2021 season has ended and the farm is moving, but there are still strawberries, strawberry jam, ice cream, salsa, and honey available for purchase on their website. Special events will also be listed on the website.

817-602-0668 Storm.Farm

3837 Simpson Stuart Road Dallas (214) 379-5457 Facebook.com/WEOverMeFarm/

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TEXAS FUNGUS

Texas Fungus features a range of locally grown and foraged mushrooms, including oyster mushrooms, lions mane and coral tooth, among others. They also have tinctures, grow kits, and even subscription plans. Contact them via Facebook or phone for more information.

3201 East Pioneer Parkway, Suite #9 Arlington 903-249-3224 Facebook.com/TexasFungus

TEXAS WORM RANCH

This ranch sells worm castings, worm wine and red wigglers. Vermicomposting is easy and the benefits include reduced local waste stream, healthy soil for nutritious and organic produce, beautiful landscapes and gardens, and encouragement of sustainable/organic agriculture.

Two-day clinics are available for those new to vermicomposting. Preferred contact method is email.

2636 National Circle, Garland TXWormRanch@gmail.com TxWormRanch.com

VILLAGE FARMS

Village Farms features greenhouse grown produce, yielding the best variety of fruits and vegetables. The produce is Texas-grown and GMO-free; and the cutting-edge, environmentally friendly and highly sustainable greenhouse farming enables them to grow more food naturally, 365 days a year. Call or visit the website to learn more.

877-777-7718 VillageFarms.com

WALNUT CREEK FARM

This farm features all-natural produce, beans, beef and poultry from the Dallas/Fort Worth area. To eat local, ultra-fresh and foods that are high in nutritional value, call or visit the website today. Visits to Walnut Creek Farm by appointment only Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. or Saturday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Other times by appointment only.

6521 Asher Road, Alvarado 817-783-3588 WalnutCreekFarmTexas.com

GARDEN CENTERS BLOOMING COLORS NURSERY

CHAMBERSVILLE TREE FARM

Blooming Colors Nursery & Landscaping has been serving Grapevine and surrounding areas for more than 20 years. The 7,000-square-foot nursery stocks a variety of flowers and plants, trees and shrubs, outdoor accessories and unique gifts. Hours of operation are Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.

Chambersville is a 266-acre tree farm with the largest selection of Japanese maples in North Texas, along with elms, maples, oaks, willows and crape myrtles. They also have a world-renowned rose garden with 200 varieties of roses, plus more than 20,000 additional plants. Hours of operation are Tuesday-Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Closed on Sunday and Monday.

2221 Ira East Woods Avenue, Grapevine 817-416-6669 BloomingColorsNursery.com

7032 CR 971, Celina 972-837-4223 ChambersvilleTreeFarms.com

BRUMLEY GARDENS

For nearly 30 years, Brumley Gardens has provided clients in the Lake Highlands area with a range of plants including annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, vegetables, herbs, bulbs, house plants and more. The garden also has an extensive variety of organic products. Summer hours are Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. To 6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

10540 Church Road, Dallas 214-343-4900 BrumleyGardens.com

BRUCE MILLER NURSERIES

COLOR CROP NURSERY

This family-owned and operated garden center has been serving the community since 2014 and has more than 30 years of gardening expertise. Wonderful spot to find perennials, annuals, flower beds, grasses, succulents and veggies. Summer hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. MondayFriday and 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday. Closed Sundays.

11304 White Settlement Road, Fort Worth 817-367-3377 ColorCropNursery.com

COVINGTON’S NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE CO.

This nursery has provided a wide variety of gardening products to the Dallas Metroplex and East Texas community since 1969. Items for purchase include flowers, trees, shrubs and vegetables directly from growers.

Organic soil building products and insecticides are also available. Spring and summer hours are Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 pm and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 pm. Two locations for convenience.

Covington’s Nursery has 32 greenhouses with mindfully selected local and national plants. They offer some of the best bedding plants in Texas, with 75 types of annuals and perennials across all four seasons. Specimen trees, mulches, soils, organic fertilizers, river rocks, garden stones and more are available. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Saturday.

Richardson: 1000 East Beltline Road Edgewood: 1651 TX-19 972-238-0204 BruceMillerNursery.com

5518 President George Bush Highway, Rowlet 972-475-5888 CovingtonNursery.com

CALLOWAY’S NURSERY

CRISTINA’S STONE AND GARDEN CENTER

This garden center is a recipient of Best Garden Center

by D Magazine. The managers are master nursery professionals certified by the Texas Nursery and Landscape Association. Products include roses, shrubs, vines, trees, ground cover, fertilizers, soil amendments and a variety of colorful garden plants and flowers. 20 locations across the metroplex. Open daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Multiple locations, see website for address Calloways.com

Cristina’s Stone and Garden Center, founded in 2005, offers seasonal plant material, shrubs, trees, stone and more for Frisco and surrounding communities. Hours are Monday through Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

FOSSIL CREEK TREE FARM NURSERY

Fossil Creek Tree Farm Nursery teaches the community about gardening, provides gardening services and offers all the plants and equipment needed for a beautiful and abundant gardening season. Here visitors can find trees, ornamental trees, shade trees, fruit trees, bulk and bagged mulch, topsoil, trellises, benches, pottery, water features, compost, vegetables in seed and various sizes, herbs, fruit trees, gronomics raised bed gardening supplies, organic soils and compost, fertilizers and pest control products. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. MondaySaturday, Sunday closed.

7744 Blue Mound Road, Fort Worth 817-306-7111 FossilCreekTreeFarm.com

THE GREENERY

This company has been serving the community since 1987. The garden has more than eight acres of pottery, iron yard art, Native Texas plants, trees and rock pallets.

The staff has more than 100 years of combined experience and includes three certified nursery professionals, three plant science graduates and a licensed irrigator.

A range of organic plants and compost products are available. Summer hours are Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Sunday.

3671 North Highway 77, Waxahachie 972-617-5459 TheGreeneryTX.com

GREEN’S PRODUCE AND PLANTS

Since 1969, this nursery has been providing fresh crops from the country. The garden center houses a range of annuals, perennials, fruit trees, ornamental grasses, succulents, cacti, mulch, organic potting soil and organic fertilizers. Hours of operation are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

3001 West Arkansas Lane, Arlington 817-274-2435 FarmersMarketArlingtonTX.com

GUARDADO GARDEN CENTER

This is a garden center bursting with beautiful garden decor, along with a variety of plants. Glazed pottery, talavera and more are their specialties. The ultimate stop if looking to beautify a garden. Hours are Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday 12 to 5 p.m.

3228 Alta Mere Drive, Fort Worth 817-732-3434 GuardadoGardenCenter.com

14400 Preston Road, Frisco 214-705-9660 Bit.ly/2IN1I4a

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HAPPY GARDENS ORGANIC LANDSCAPING

LIVING EARTH

This full-service Fort Worth company provides organic landscaping, designing, building, and maintenance.

Memberships include Texas Nursery and Landscape Association and the Association of Professional Landscape Designers. The landscape professionals can be contacted via phone or email.

817-921-3639 Info@HappyGardens.net HappyGardens.net

This garden center produces hundreds of ornamental and vegetable plants. Options include herbs, veggies, succulents, bedding plants, hanging baskets, mixed containers, ornamental grasses, oaks, elms, fruit trees, nut trees, flowering trees, and shade trees. There is also a nice selection of pottery. Store is open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.

This company has been providing organic fertilizers and natural products since 1987. The products are found in more than 75 lawn and garden/nursery retailers throughout the area. All ingredients are safe, natural and non-toxic. The company can be contacted via phone.

613 Colorado Street, Justin 940-648-5400 Maestro-Gro.com

MAMA IDA’S TEACHING GARDEN

2675 West Audie Murphy Parkway, Farmersville 972-523-9356 HGP380.com

JACKSON’S HOME & GARDEN

Serving the community since 1983, this nursery and garden shop stocks an impressive collection of garden and patio products. The nursery features annuals, perennials, tropical plants, herbs, edibles and indoor plants. while the garden shop boasts planters, fountains, fire pits, outdoor furniture and more. Hours are Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.

The American Heart Association (AHA), in collaboration with numerous Dallas community partners, presents the first AHA Teaching Garden to be located at a farmers’ market. Mama Ida’s Teaching Garden at the Dallas Farmers’ Market offers custom-designed educational programs for people of all ages. Learn more at the Saturday farmers’ market. Meet at the red tent at 10:45 a.m.

1010 South Pearl Expressway, Dallas 469-607-5899 info@DallasFarmersMarket.org DallasFarmersMarket.org

MARSHALL GRAIN CO.

6950 Lemmon Avenue, Dallas 214-350-9200 JacksonsHG.com

Landscape Source, in Rockwall, is a one-stop for all landscaping needs. Here visitors can find annuals, perennials, shrubs, bushes, vines and trees. There are also mulches, soils, fertilizers, fungicide and plant food.

Hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Closed Sunday.

167 Ole West Lane, Rockwall 469-698-0037 LandscapeSourceNursery.com

972-869-4332 LivingEarth.net

MAESTRO-GRO

HOMEGROWN PLANTS

LANDSCAPE SOURCE NURSERY

This company provides organic mulch, sand, gravel, rock, stone, soil and more. For more than 20 years, the business has also reused and recycled tree limbs, brush, leaves and grass clippings, with multiple locations through Dallas and across Texas. See website for locations and store hours.

This nursery provides organic gardening supplies, plants, landscaping, pet supplies and more. The company has been a part of the Fort Worth gardening community since 1914. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 9 am to 6 pm, Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. See ad on page 34.

3525 William D. Tate Avenue, Grapevine 817-416-6600 MarshallGrain.com

MIKE’S GARDEN CENTERS

Mike’s Garden Center offers a wide variety of gardening products and supplies. Items available include perennials, annuals, tropicals, herbs, tulips, shade, fruit, shrubs, palms, potting soils, fertilizers, herbicides, fungicides, pots, fountains, outdoor furniture and tools. Hours are Monday-Saturday 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Sunday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Two Locations 5703 Crowley Road, Fort Worth 555 East Highway 114, Southlake MikesGardenCenters.com

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NICHOLSON-HARDIE NURSERY & GARDEN CENTER

This nursery has been offering locals the best plants, products and garden gifts since 1899, with their signature expert service. Gardening materials include perennials, annuals, shrubs/trees, water features, vegetable/ herbs and environmentally safe gardening remedies.

Hours are Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.

Nursery: 5060 West Lovers Lane, Dallas Garden Center: 5725 West Lovers Lane, Dallas 214-357-4674 Nicholson-Hardie.com

NORTH HAVEN GARDENS

Since 1951, this garden center has provided Texas natives, edibles, pottery, succulents, gifts, perennials, roses and more. A range of garden education classes and workshops are available for beginners and advanced gardeners alike. The center recently opened a cafe with farm fresh food. Hours of operation are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

7700 Northaven Road, Dallas 214-363-5316 NHG.com

PREMIER NURSERY

Premier Nursery is a family-owned business that has been serving north Texas since 1983 from two Tarrant County locations. Items available include sod, trees, shrubs, flowering shrubs, ground cover, annuals, perennials, soil amendment, tropical flower, organics, landscape services, delivery and installation, wholesale operations. Hours of operation are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.

Two Locations 5050 US-377, Benbrook 1501 Airport Freeway, Euless Premier-Nursery.com

PUCKETT’S NURSERY AND LANDSCAPE

Puckett’s Nursery is a locally owned, full-service independent nursery that has been serving the Collin County area for more than 20 years. They specialize in a wide range of quality trees, shrubs and bedding plants.

Hours are Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

811 East Main Street, Allen 972-727-1145 PuckettsNursery.com

REDENTA’S

This company has been providing organic gardening and landscape design since 1992. Items for sale include plants, perennials, herbs, roses, annuals, shrubs, trees, native plants, 100 percent organic soil amendments, and more. Hours are Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

2001 Skillman Street, Dallas 214-823-9421 Redentas.com

ROHDE’S ORGANIC LANDSCAPE SERVICES

Rohde’s Organic Landscape Services was one of the first landscape and maintenance services in the Dallas area to carry only organic fertilizers and pest control using beneficial insects, microorganisms and bacteria products. The company provides organic landscaping, maintenance, hardscaping and design services.

3637 Marquis Drive, Suite 111, Garland 972-864-1934 BeOrganic.com

RON’S ORGANIC DYNAMICS

All plants, trees and shrubs at this garden center are organically grown and tended to. Wind chimes, gifts and candles are also available. The company owner is a Texas certified landscape professional, certified arborist, master certified nursery professional, licensed irrigator, licensed pesticide applicator, and member of Texas Nursery and Landscape Association. Hours of operation are Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., closed Sundays.

1820 South Beltline Road, Mesquite 972-329-4769 OrganicDynamics.com

RUIBALS PLANTS OF TEXAS

Ruibals plant farm consists of nearly 130 greenhouses on nearly 30 acres, growing the highest-quality bedding plants inside the Dallas city limits. Products and services include locally grown bedding plants, perennials, pottery, statuary, planting services, deliveries and even produce. Visit one of their four Dallas locations.

601 South Pearl Expressway, Dallas 6630 Lemmon Avenue, Dallas 7219 East Grand, Dallas 3646 Rosemeade Parkway, Dallas Ruibals.com

SCHMITZ GARDEN CENTER

This is a family owned, award-winning retail nursery dedicated to providing the highest-quality plant materials and garden décor. They offer a complete spectrum of services, including landscape design and installation, full irrigation, tree care, organic program and maintenance.

A range of products are also available for purchase, including fertilizers, plant food, fungicides, birdhouses, foundations, trellises and pottery. Summer hours are Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

1616 Arrowhead Drive, Flower Mound 972-539-5350 SchmitzGardenCenter.com

SHADES OF GREEN

The experienced designers, horticulturalists, and technicians have been serving the community since 1979. Visit the seven-acre nursery for a stroll along the creek, where visitors can find all their gardening needs from annuals, perennials, trees, mulches, fertilizer and tools to garden art, fountains and pottery. Hours are Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

7401 Coit Road, Frisco 972-335-9095 ShadesOfGreenInc.com

WALTON’S GARDEN CENTER

This garden center has been serving the community since 1986. Products include organic fertilizers, organic plant food, organic soils, organic mulch and organic insect, disease and animal control. Popular services include arbor construction, outdoor living, outdoor kitchens, planting, and irrigation. Hours of operation are Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

8652 Garland Road, Dallas 214-321-2387 WaltonsGarden.com

WESTON GARDENS

For nearly 30 years, this garden center has provided a range of plants and design services. Products include Texas natives, antique roses, perennials, shrubs, trees, wines, ornamental grasses and more. Spring to fall hours are Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.

8101 Anglin Drive, Fort Worth 817-572-0549 WestonGardens.com

YC NURSERIES, INC.

YC Nurseries, founded in 1981 in Dallas, is one of the largest bedding plant producers in the Metroplex. The company’s landscape contractors beautify both residential and commercial green spaces all year long. No longer open for retail sale, but call or visit for wholesale services. Hours are Monday-Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to 12 p.m.

11524 Reeder Road, Dallas 972-241-0324 YCNursery.com

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Growing Food Security The Benefits of Urban Gardening

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by Laura Paisley Beck

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or a lot of Americans, healthy food is scarce. According to FeedingAmerica.org, more than 35 million Americans faced food insecurity in 2019. That number is expected to increase substantially due to the pandemic, which disrupted the food supply chain in ways that most Americans have never seen.

The good news is that urban and localized gardening can bring fresh, healthy, organic, sustainable and affordable food to nearly every household. A 2013 abstract from Michigan State University published in Agriculture & Food Security states that urban gardens could not only provide healthy food, but also create a more resilient food system.

During the pandemic, many people jumped at the chance to put in a garden, and in cities, where available land is limited, creative solutions have emerged. Just about any space could serve as a viable garden, including a spare room, rooftop, shipping containers or an empty warehouse. With hydroponics, no soil is required and with vertical systems, planters are stacked, requiring a small footprint.

Veggies Instead of Lawns Phan Truong, known as A Suburban Gardener on Instagram, turned her entire yard into an organic vegetable garden and invited her Scaggsville, Maryland, neighbors to share in 32

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the bounty. “I had this table of abundance in front of my house, but people weren’t taking anything! So, I hid in my garden, waiting for neighbors to walk by, and then I’d rush the fence and encourage them to take food,” Truong says. “My husband thought everyone would think we were weird.” Now, instead of getting polite waves from afar, the garden has become a communications hub among neighbors.

Sharing the Abundance When Truong witnessed friends losing jobs and struggling, she was inspired to lend a hand by assisting some of them to plant their own low-maintenance, high-yield gardens to save money on healthy meals.

Once she had assisted people close to her, she decided to expand her reach. “My garden spits out a lot of food. I discovered there are local food banks and charities that collect food. I was surprised that they will take any abundance,” says Truong.

Garrett Livingood, a North Atlanta, Georgia, blogger, developed GrowMyCommunity.org where local farmers, growers and community gardens can upload their location and what they offer, so that the locals know where to go for fruits, vegetables, herbs and other healthy eats. According to Livingood, “Forty percent of produce gets thrown out every year, so it’s not that we don’t have enough food, the problem is access.”

Food Security Equals Health Ashlie Thomas, a research scientist known as The Mocha Gardener on Instagram, started gardening for healthy produce and medicinal plants at home in Graham, North Carolina, when family members on limited incomes living in a food desert had been diagnosed with health issues like hypertension and Type 2 diabetes.

“Imagine having diet requirements that included mostly plant-based food, but your resources are simply not there,” Thomas says. “I didn’t know there was a term for that: food security. There is an increasing population with disease, and food could be the answer.”

The problem is particularly prevalent in communities with no grocery stores, forcing residents to buy food at gas stations or drive considerable distances to big-box stores.

Thomas observed that choices at these kinds of facilities are often between expensive produce or inexpensive junk food. Healthful food is not available or affordable for all.

Thomas believes gardening empowers people to take control of their diet and their health, not only physiologically, but psychologically and spiritually. “It doesn’t just stop at the garden,” she says. “How you treat your body and other people has a positive healthy impact, as well.”

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Tips to Get Started Follow local gardeners on social media to get ideas.

THINK LOW-MAINTENANCE, HIGH-YIELD. Cherry tomatoes, salad greens, cucumbers and beans are highproducing, low-cost staples.

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FLOWERS CAN BE FOOD. Try violets, pansies, nasturtiums and chives to beautify the garden and the plate.

GROW ORGANIC. It’s cheaper and doesn’t harm anyone or anything. “I grow organic because I want to respect my space. I don’t want to control Mother Nature, I want to work with her,” says Thomas.

HERB IT UP. Mint, rosemary and basil taste great and can deter pests.

Overall, keep it simple. Set up for success with just enough to learn and enjoy a new lifestyle. It can be expanded upon year after year, providing a bounty of nutritious food security.

Laura Paisley Beck is a freelance writer and self-proclaimed foodie in Madison, Wisconsin.

Reach her at LauraPaisleyBeck@gmail.com.

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