Everything here was grown, gathered, or laid on our Missouri farm. Quantities follow the seasons — if something is spoken for, it will be back.
One fertile dozen from our free-ranging mixed flock. The parent birds are a colourful barnyard blend selected for hardiness, temperament, and a rainbow egg basket. Collected daily, stored pointy-end down, and packed in foam shippers. Hatch rates depend on your incubation — we ship only clean, well-shaped, recently laid eggs.
The onion that replants itself: each stalk sets a cluster of top-set bulbils that bow to the ground and "walk" across the bed. Plant in fall or early spring, an inch deep; harvest green onions almost year-round. Hardy to zone 3.
The classic sterile cultivar: all the deep-rooted mineral mining, chop-and-drop mulch, and bee-friendly flowers, none of the self-seeding. Plant cuttings horizontally two inches deep and stand back. Established plants shrug off drought, mowing, and chickens.
Our watercolour botanical and heritage-chicken prints are made to order and shipped by our print partner — browse all one hundred designs in Story Thyme Botanicals.
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