Guest Vendors include LunaGrown Jam, Black Rock Baker LLC, Wendy Enoch Pottery, Cedar Hill Botanicals, The Spice Apothecary, and Aunt Mimi’s Birdhouses Plus.

You don’t need a traditional garden, so don’t panic if you don’t have the space or the energy for a huge garden. Try these options, and think outside the box:

• Existing Flower beds (perennial herbs are nice elements planted among annual flowers)
• Large free-standing pots or planters
• Hanging baskets or railing planters
• Raised beds made of wood or cinder block or brick
• Kiddie pool (helpful to keep mints from establishing a larger presence than you’d like)|
• Buckets, troughs, large tubs, wheelbarrows (make sure they have drainage holes), old sinks or clawfoot tubs (they have drains!)

Most of the herbs you’ll find at Bialas Farms are perennials and will come back next spring. Just give them a good trim in the fall (or spring if you forget in the fall) and they will do what comes naturally when the time is right. Remember, sometimes weather conditions are extreme and plants may not survive the winter. Just dig out the old material and put new in its place.