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Sliding scale farm stand and garden in Krumville, NY. For our events check out @krumvillecommunity

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1. Picking young green black walnuts from a very old tree.
2. This is a young green black walnut.
3. I’ve been wanting to make nocino for years, but never get the walnuts in time. This is vodka, walnuts, allspice, coffee beans, pine needles, vanilla, anise, fennel, lemon peel.
4. Had enough to make a fermented walnut syrup. The flavor of the nocino becomes dark and herby after its year of soaking, but making a syrup helps preserve the fresh citrus-y taste of the green walnuts.
5. Swimming places.
6. Black cap raspberries all over the place.
7. More black walnuts, peach leaves, and gooseberries.
8. Gooseberry jam! Tart, sweet, red.
9. Making a shitty pine syrup because all the cones were too high up.
10. But after a big storm a lot of them fell into the driveway and after this photo I added them and will have a real muglio once it all ferments together (40 days).
11. Fermented honey, pine, tarragon soda.
12. Happy 250th anniversary Katie and Daniel.
13. We planted garlic in the fall and it’s ready to pull every year around July 4th.
14. This is 1/6 of what we grew.
15. Made some garlic scape olive oil.
16. Saw a bear at Mavi Mantar, perhaps an envoy of the Whurzel King himself.
17. Bottomless blueberries.
18. A bruise from a bug bite is a blueberry.
19. The person whose glasses these are and the person whose leg this is are getting married.
20. Born in the USA

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Let’s gooo!

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Come join us for our farmstand opening for the season at Sister Divine’s! Because we’ve got some new systems in place, we wanted to hang out for a few hours, bake you some amazing vegan goods and welcome you personally back to the space and all it has to offer!

Some plants we’ll have out for sale:
🌱4 packs - tomatoes, onions, ground cherries, cabbage (only take warm weather vegs if you have a place to shelter them until after our last frost date)
🌱Johnny jump up pansies
🌱 Gomphrena (pretty white perennial globe flowers)
🌱 catnip & more!

Baked goods:
🧑🏻‍🍳 cookies
🧑🏻‍🍳 cakes

Bring a pot and we’ll help you pot you up some free larkspur, which is a great pollinator flower and will happily come back every year in your garden if you want it to.

📍 Big Red Barn @ 41 Lower Sahler Mill Rd, Olivebridge

See you there!

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Our seeds are all planted up at Veronica’s Nursery down the road! Did you know Veronica rents out space for early indoor planting? She takes care of the soil, flats, tags, etc and waters your plants until you’re ready to plant in the ground. It’s a joy every year to come with our ever-changing community and do it in a couple hours and put our love and good intentions into our crops. This is the good life ☀️🌱

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Taste the rainbow 🌈

Bottom to top: cherry tomatoes, squash blossoms, yellow string beans, frying peppers, tulsi, butterfly pea flower, scarlet kale. Pay what you can veggies are out at @sister.divines farmstand

Let this be your reminder that the world is better off with more color, diversity, and flavor - always! Queer & trans rights are on the chopping board right now, as are human rights across the globe. Don’t let others fight this battle alone, start speaking up and doing what you can to make a difference in your community.

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Edible Bouquet

Each one has different plants in it, since what’s in season shifts throughout the summer.

A small snapshot of the month’s growth.

Watch out Edible Arrangements….

Asparagus
Garlic scapes
Onion flowers
Kale
Perilla
Black pansy
Radish seed lids
Cilantro flowers
Parsley
Broccoli flowers
Nasturtium
Mustard greens
Snap peas
Arugula

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We (Ana, Karen, and Ally!) just cleaned and restocked Sister Divine’s pay-what-you-can always-organic farmstand! Special thanks to @anachron_ for bringing new energy and the enchantment back to our stand.

Come by today or tomorrow for:

Golden oyster mushrooms
Garlic scapes
Rhubarb
Make your own peony bouquet
Baby curly kale
Dino kale
Catnip
Parsley
Chard

Seedlings:

Aloe
Tomato
Elecampane
Broccoli
Potato’s
Tomatillos
Eggplant
Chard
Shishito peppers
Maldivian balm
Bee balm
Hyssop officianalis
Hot peppers
Cold peppers (hahah sweet)
Anise hyssop
Boneset
Dan Shen Sage
Sage
Clary Sage
Chives
Catnip
Tulsi Basil

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Thank you @sister.divines and @krumvillecommunity for hosting our Forage & Dye Workshop this past weekend! Jackie and I are grateful to everyone who came out despite the rain - we were able to gather in the screen house to create a dye bath with mugwort, weave seasonal colors on lap looms and enjoy mugwort cookies.
It’s always a joy to see the beautiful ways you all transform the dyed yarn, ribbons, and silk scraps—each piece a lil love letter from the land.
We’re looking forward to the next Forage & Dye Workshop! Join us Saturday, August 23rd from 1–3 pm for dyeing with Mulberry - location TBD

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It’s a good salad year! 🥬🙏🏼

We offer “pick your own” veggies at Sister Divine’s farm for the plants that would soon wilt on a hot summer day if we put them out at the farmstand. We don’t want to waste a thing. Think - salad greens, bok choy, etc.

The farmstand is always pay-what-you-wish, because we want everyone to enjoy good, fresh food.

Message us or stop by. Phone number to reach us is at our farmstand and we are out there everyday.

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For the past three years, Jackie and I have offered our Forage & Dye workshops—and mugwort has remained one of our most beloved plants to work with. This year, we’re not just demonstrating how to create your own dye bath from foraged materials. We’re inviting you to step into the process more fully.
Yes, we’ll still gather mugwort and make a dye bath together. Yes, I’m definitely baking mugwort cookies for everyone (hehe). But this time, we’re also carving out space for you to create your own seasonal color story—something personal and guided by the palette the land is offering right now.
It’s one thing to know how to dye. It’s another to really connect with the colors of the season—to let them root you in time and place, to let them speak through your hands. That’s the heart of this offering 🌿💚
Saturday June 7th
1pm-3pm
At Sister Divines Farm in Olivebridge NY

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This next Sunday I’m hosting another Garden Design Talk! This time it’s at Sister Divine’s Farm in Olivebridge. 🌱

41 Lower Sahler Mill Rd, Olivebridge, NY 12461

There’ll be a presentation followed by a group conversation and a short workshop - hope to see y’all there!

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