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Award-winning book about gardening in central Texas. Learn more. Fourth Edition Now available.
Buy on-line.
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Site Updated
December 2009
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Fall Gardening Seminar Series Schedule
Given by Master Gardener Dolores Svoboda Leeper. For more information call 512-360-4502. Free of Charge, to be held at Bastrop 1832 Farmers Market, 1302 Chestnut Street by the railroad tracks.
Saturday, December 12, 10:30 am
Fourth lecture in Fall Gardening Seminar Series:
Holiday Ideas/Wildlife Gardening
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New location! New Market!
Scented Pleasures Herbs & Gifts items available at the BastrAop 1832 Farmers Market, 1302 Chestnut Street at the Railroad Tracks
www.bastrop1832farmersmarket.org
Friday 2:30-6 and
Saturday 10-2.
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The Bastrop 1832 Farmers Market continues to surprise me in the quantity and quality of the fresh vegetables offered every time I go to market. How do these farmers do it? Continue in the face of such hard times and bring such good food to market. Come check it out for yourself. You will be amazed and even grateful for all their hard work. Located inside the Market building at the back of the lot. Plenty of free parking in front of the building. Now open on Fridays from 2:30 to 6 for your midweek shopping needs and on Saturdays from 10 am to 2 pm.
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NOW OPEN!
Wed-Fri 11:00 am-7:00 pm
Sat-Sun 1:00 pm-6:00 pm
Located at 977 Hwy 71W / Bastrop, Texas
(between FM 20 and State Hwy 21)
www.bastropproducersmkt.com
Bastrop Producers Market, Inc. (BPM) is made up of a variety of producers, with an emphasis on local sustainable and organic food production. Fresh local vegetables and fruits, meats, cheeses, eggs, as well as canned goods, soaps and salves, herbs and more. Scented Pleasures Herbs & Gifts has products for sale at this new market. 512-308-9989.
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Welcome to a fresh look and updated information. Since moving to Bastrop county and taking up cattle ranching, raising chickens and growing herbs for the local farmers market, in 2003, I've been so busy that this site has been neglected. With the new year, I hope to correct this oversight with regular updates.
This site started out as a home for the Travis County Master Gardener Association back in 2002, until they got their own web site (http://www.tcmastergardeners.org/).
Now, this site is now the home of Gardening Naturally in Central Texas -A Compendium of Gardening Information, Tips and Opinions.
Eat Fresh, Eat Local. Grow it yourself or find a Farmers Market near you. Click here for info.
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