Someone left the employees-only greenhouse door cracked open at Cloud Mountain Farm, allowing me a glimpse inside. I chose to focus on the sliding door, so the forbidden plants inside are still a mystery.
Cloud Mountain Farm, long a favorite of ours for plants in the spring and apples in the fall, recently announced their plans to become a nonprofit organization for training and education for those interested in farming. You can read the article here.
Love this look into the forbidden...
ReplyDeleteThat will probably be a profitable non-profit for them. So many people are starting to grow food on their own in backyards and pots. - Margy
ReplyDeleteThe should sell these plants as they are probably more valuable having been kept as a 'secret garden' :)
ReplyDeleteI love the open doors. Figuratively and literally.
ReplyDeleteAnd I like forbidden plants. Asking my Mom and Dad to grow few in their garden. But they never agree.. ))))
This is great, and I love the name and now the purpose of this place!
ReplyDeleteLizzi, you are so well-behaved that you felt guilty looking inside the forbidden area!!!
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