Farm Updates

I often become withdrawn and reflective in December.  While the chaos of the holiday season is certainly upon us, the need to ‘do’ is less pressing for me.  The garden is in a state of hibernation where less attention is best, the long days of summer activity are well behind us and the colder temperatures […]

Welcome to November friends!  In the event you are ever wanting to celebrate Halloween with real food instead of candy, I found inspiration for the perfect Halloween use of spaghetti squash yesterday at https://www.kudoskitchenbyrenee.com/pesto-spaghetti-squash-pumpkin-halloween/#recipe.  I used a homemade pesto, and added local, free range pork sausage from Riverview Farms and I must say it was

October Updates from Table Root Farm September’s drought came to an abrupt end with the arrival of Helene.  We were extremely fortunate here in North Fulton as the storm was initially looking like it would pass directly over us, but as we know now, the storm turned eastward and then sat over southern North Carolina

September Updates from Table Root Farm The first week of September was just about over before I even realized August had ended.  Our lives have been so full of activity and new endeavors that I clearly can’t keep up!  The biggest news is that the farm house is officially available for rent on Airbnb and

August Updates From Table Root Farm – August Heat brings hot peppers! I’ll start this month’s update off with a quick story to make you laugh.  As I made my way through the garden this morning, I was excited to discover that my peppers are ripening and as any gardener knows, popping a fresh piece

If the beginning of June offers optimism for gardening in Georgia, the first week of July is the moment for questioning why on earth anyone would choose to garden in the south.  As expected, within days after sending June’s update, the caterpillars and Japanese Beetles made their appearance.  I’ve kept the Japanese Beetles at bay

There is no time of the year that is more joyous and hopeful, for a Georgia farmer, than late May & early June.  This year, in particular, has offered cooler than average spring temperatures and well spaced rain showers with plenty of sunshine.  The summer crops are just about ready for their first harvest with

April manual labor brings May seedlings! The beans are shooting up inches by the day, my first sugar snap pea flowers arrived this morning, the radishes are big and bright, my Dahlias from Farmer Steph have poked through the ground after their first season of being divided and replanted, and almost every seed planted has

I’m running a week behind schedule this month due to spring  break, but excited to get some updates and fun events shared.   Upcoming Events:  4/17, 6-9pm: Spring Communally Prepared Dinner 4/24, 7-8:30: Table Root Discussion; Eating for Families on the Go 4/26, 5-10pm: Member Only Spring Soiree; Memberships still available! 4/30, 7:30-8:30: Book Club at

I’m a few days late for this month’s post and I have a million excuses, but the truth is, it’s harder to write updates when things are not going as planned. I know the internet and social media need a dose of reality every now and then, but I prefer to stay busy in the