Nash's Veggies

It's a blank slate now, 3.1 acres of ingelside sandy loam ready to help me convert solar energy into food. I've already put in a small quarter acre blueberry patch that should start producing a small amount by 2016. Soil prep is already underway for the 2015 veggie garden. Starting next spring I will be posting the current veggies being harvested with available quantities and prices. You then send

me a message and tell me what you want and delivery arrangements can be made or you can come out to my roadside stand on Marshall St./Jumping Jack Ln. Also look for me at various pop up locations that will be announced on Facebook ahead of time. At this time all transactions will be C.O.D. The planning and logistics for this undertaking are still in the works so bear with me and feel free to send me suggestions or tell me what you think. Nash's Veggie Drop started after a realization that my vegetable garden is going to produce more fresh food than I could ever eat. It began as a hobby years ago (1999) and has continued to be one of my favorite summer activities. At this point I'm just enjoying my time in the garden and have no intention of making a profit but instead make sure that all of my friends in the southern Delaware area get to enjoy the fruit(veggies) of my labor of love. At the same time I can pull in a couple bucks to help offset some of the cost and time involved in growing an abundance of fresh organic vegetables. though not submitted for regulation my growing practices meet or exceed the requirements for "organic" farming methods. Josh Nash
Hobby Farmer