Pagyn's Garden

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12/03/2025

Baking season is upon us. We have plenty of fresh eggs available, both chicken and duck. Duck eggs are especially good for baking, resulting in richer, fluffier and moist baked goods due to their higher fat and protein content.

10/26/2025

Sorry! I hit the wrong key. To continue, we are expanding next year in several ways. For one, I have an individual that can help with my social media shortcomings, that will be great, for me anyway. We will also be attending the Buchanan Farmer's Market every week next year for the full season. But the big changes are coming in the form of adding a half-dozen strawberry beds and starting a mini orchard. In addition to those, we are adding another greenhouse that will be a sale house for live plants. The current thinking is that this will house mostly vegetable plants for sale by the six pack. But while you will be able to buy six of a singular plant, we are looking to have mixed six packs that would be for the small gardener looking for a variety to meet their needs. For example, a salad pack would contain two cherry tomato plants, two sweet pepper plants, and two cucumber plants. Another would be just a tomato mix, or a sweet pepper mix. There would also be a hot pepper mix. We will also be starting some flats of bedding plants such as Snapdragons, perhaps some hanging baskets, potted herbs, and potted succulents. Those of you who know us, have seen the 3D printed items at the market. We are looking to develop a small 3D printed compost bin for the kitchen that we will give away for free, with the agreement that when it is full, you will bring it back to us in exchange for an empty clean one. Yes, next year will be bringing much more. We are looking forward to providing all of this to you all and we hope that you all have a wonderful winter and holiday season. So, until next year, may you all find Success, Happiness, Peace, and Love in your lives.

10/26/2025

Greetings everyone! This is Scott from the Garden. Yes, I know, social media just isn't my thing. However, I would like to take a moment to thank everyone for their support and patronage this year. While we had some success' and failure's' overall, it was successful season. That being said, the overall objective is to learn and grow from the experience. So, that is what we are going to do

Tomatoes available in bulk for canning or juice. Please call to order and availability.
08/24/2025

Tomatoes available in bulk for canning or juice. Please call to order and availability.

Come see us today at the Buchanan Farmer's Market.
07/19/2025

Come see us today at the Buchanan Farmer's Market.

Saturday at the Buchanan Farmer's Market come and see us.
06/21/2025

Saturday at the Buchanan Farmer's Market come and see us.

05/26/2025

Greetings everyone! It is looking to be a beautiful day in the Garden. We here at Pagyn's are amidst the planting frenzy to get all the plants in. Yet today is Memorial Day. And so, as the Sun crested the horizon, a moment was taken to lower the Colors to Half-Staff. This is done to commemorate the men and women that served our nation and gave the ultimate sacrifice, their lives, at the altar of freedom. At noon, the colors will again be raised back to Full-Staff, to commemorate those that served, yet came home carrying the weight of their sacrifice with them, many of whom do so in stoic silence. So, take a moment today, if you're not attending a ceremony or parade, and remember that freedom is not free. Remember that while there is much division within our government, and society, it is the sacrifices of these men and women that has allowed us the freedom of political and social division, regardless of where we may stand. So please, for a moment at least, put it all aside and remember the cost.
So, while it is a solemn day, we hope that you all have a beautiful day. And may you all find Peace, Joy, and Love in your lives.

04/20/2025

To my family, friends and neighbors. This is Scott from Pagyn's Garden. I know that it has been some time since there has been a post, but please be patient, this may be long winded.
I sat this morning, outside, in the crisp, morning air watching the sun rise, thinking upon this last fall and winter. Thinking upon the loss and grief that has been felt in the past months by family and friends, myself included.
This past September very good friend and mentor, Dale Price Sr., passed. Dale was in his eighties and yet was still living his life as full as he could, working in his Automotive Repair Shop. In his final days, all he desired was to be in the Garage, working.
In December my niece, Amanda Henshaw (McKee) passed. Amanda was born with a heart defect that led the experts to believe she would live a few years at best. Yet, she defied them and lived into her mid-thirties. And Amanda certainly lived life.
Soon after Amanda's passing, my cousin Mike's wife Kim also passed. Many of you knew Kim, and if I'm being honest, her passing is the most shocking and painful for many. She was in her prime time of life, and yet nature can be cruel. Her passing was sudden and unexpected.
Loss and Grief make it difficult to see that while nature can be hard and cruel, there is still beauty, joy, and peace there as well. In my youth I served in the U.S. Marine Corps and traveled a bit of this world. I have seen both that beauty and cruelty.
But it is the memories of those that have passed that keeps them alive in this world. Both those good and bad. Regardless of your faith and belief, this is the time of rebirth in nature. It is a time to look back upon those sometimes-vicious cycles of nature and remember the loss and pain, but to also look to the coming days of light and beauty. And we have an obligation to those passed to not just remember them and hold those memories dearly, but to also continue on. There is certainty in the fact that that is what they would want for us to do, continue on.
So, to Mark, Dale Jr., Ellen, Tammy, Melissa, Karen (Mom), Mike, and every single other person impacted by such loss. The pain and grief will always be there, but remember that there is still life to live, if for nothing more than that is what our loved ones would want for us. Remember that in those dark moments there is still beauty, love, and joy in this world, no matter how hard it is to find.
To close, I wish for everyone to find as much peace, joy and happiness in this world as is possible. And I hope that through the darkness, we can all see some light and beauty. Thank you for your time and patience.

Greetings neighbors and friends! It has reached the time of the year where things are slowing down in the garden. This i...
09/15/2024

Greetings neighbors and friends! It has reached the time of the year where things are slowing down in the garden. This is especially true when we have been lacking in rain. But the tomatoes and peppers are still producing and there are still onions and eggplant. The squash is winding down now, but we still have a few watermelons and have added some pumpkins, gourds, and cornstalks to the stand.
As a side interest, we have also began to pursue dehydrating peppers for chili powder, using Thai Chile Peppers. We are also looking into drying and chopping blended peppers for soups and stews. These will hopefully be more readily available next season.
We will be starting a variety of herbs today for fresh cutting when requested. These will be available by request over the fall and winter. We will post what is available and when.
Yes, there is much going, and that's not even considering the fall prep work for next year. So with that, we wish you all happiness, peace, and love in your lives.

Good morning everyone! It is looking to be a beautiful day in the garden. We would like to introduce a new addition to t...
09/01/2024

Good morning everyone! It is looking to be a beautiful day in the garden. We would like to introduce a new addition to the family and garden to you all. Everyone please meet Harper, she is an 11 week old mixed puppy, whose father is believed to be a Rhodesian Ridgeback. She has already displayed a playful and friendly spirit, quickly ingratiating herself into her older brother's lives. Both Addicus and Finch have welcomed her warmly, and I expect they will be wonderful big brothers.
We will be replenishing the stand today. It is expect that there will be several watermelons ready, and perhaps some cantaloupe. All of the peppers will be restocked, along with onions, beets, turnips, and a lot of tomatoes. Yes, the tomatoes have ripened in abundance. We will need to check, but there may be some butternut squash ready as well. As always, there are plenty of the patty-pan and poolball summer squash. There are still plenty of epplant also.
Saddly, our greenbeans and cucumbers have reached their end for the season. So we shall have to wait until next year for more. Or, grow some in the greenhouse. We shall see.
So, with that, we will leave you all to your coffee on a beautiful morning and, as always, may you all find peace, happiness, and love in your lives.

Our quality assurance department give the watermelon a 4-paw rating.
08/25/2024

Our quality assurance department give the watermelon a 4-paw rating.

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49107

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