The Barn previously Elizabeth Anna’s

10/21/2026

10/16/2026

What if your grocery shopping could support healthier soil, local farmers, and a stronger community? 🌱

That’s the idea behind Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)—a simple way to reconnect with your food and the people who grow it.

🥬 What is a CSA? You purchase a share of a local farm’s harvest and receive seasonal produce throughout the growing season. You get fresh ingredients, discover new foods, and support the people caring for the land.

🌿 Why choose organic? Certified organic farming follows standards that restrict many synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. While organic doesn’t mean pesticide-free, it offers another way to support farming practices that prioritize soil health and ecological stewardship.

🚜 Why does local agriculture matter? Much of our modern food system relies on large-scale production, long supply chains, and efficiency. CSAs offer an opportunity to invest in a more direct relationship between farmers and consumers—one that values seasonal food, farm transparency, and community resilience.

When you join a CSA, you’re doing more than buying vegetables. You’re helping farmers plan their seasons, supporting local food production, and bringing the harvest closer to home.

Your food can be an investment in the kind of agriculture you want to see thrive.

Want to learn more about Community Supported Agriculture and how to get involved? Visit our website or reach out to us!

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10/13/2026

One sweet potato plant, two harvests! 🌱 Did you know you can eat sweet potato leaves, too?

Sweet potatoes are a wonderful addition to a productive garden because they offer both nutritious leafy greens and underground tubers.

🌿 GROWING: Sweet potatoes thrive in warm weather, full sun, and loose, well-drained soil. Their sprawling vines make excellent ground cover, helping shade the soil and reduce moisture loss.

✂️ HARVESTING THE LEAVES: You can harvest young, tender leaves and shoot tips throughout the growing season. Take only a portion of the foliage at a time, leaving plenty of healthy leaves to fuel root development. Avoid repeatedly cutting the entire vine, especially if you’re growing for the tubers.

🍽️ EATING THE LEAVES: Sweet potato greens are edible and nutritious, providing fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Wash them thoroughly, then sauté, steam, or stir-fry them. They have a mild, earthy flavor and can be used much like spinach or other cooked leafy greens.

🥔 HARVESTING THE TUBERS: The underground sweet potatoes develop as the plant grows. Harvest when the tubers have reached a useful size and before cold weather damages the crop. After digging, cure healthy tubers in warm, humid conditions with good airflow to help them heal and store longer.

The beauty of sweet potatoes is that they help you get more from the same patch of ground: nourishing greens above the soil and delicious food beneath it.

Want to grow more food from your garden? Visit us for gardening advice, seasonal plants, and tips for making the most of your growing space!

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10/09/2026

🍂 Fall planting season is here—and your garden beds are calling! 🌱

It’s not too late to get your fall vegetable garden growing! Vegetable starts are a great way to get a head start on the season without waiting for seeds to sprout.

🥬 Leafy greens
🥦 Cool-season vegetables
🌱 Fresh starts for your fall garden

Whether you’re filling empty beds or starting your first vegetable garden, now is the time to get planting!

Stop by our store and pick up your vegetable starts to get your fall garden growing. Your future harvest starts with what you plant today!

👇 What vegetables are you hoping to harvest this fall? Tell us in the comments!

Follow us for more seasonal gardening tips, planting advice, and inspiration to help your garden thrive.

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10/08/2026

🍅 Summer may be winding down, but your garden still has work to do! 🍂🌱

As we transition into fall, here are 3 ways to keep your garden thriving:

🍅 Harvest Fall Tomatoes — Pick ripe tomatoes and bring mature green ones indoors before cold weather arrives.

🌶️ Overwinter Your Pepper Plants — With the right care, you can protect your peppers from frost and give them a head start next spring.

🌿 Heal Your Soil — After a long, hot summer, replenish your garden with compost, organic matter, and proper watering to help restore soil health.

A changing season doesn’t mean starting over. It’s a chance to work with nature, rebuild your soil, and prepare for what’s next.

👇 Which are you working on right now: harvesting, protecting your plants, or restoring your soil?

Follow for more seasonal gardening tips, practical growing advice, and ways to build a healthier garden!

Open Thursday + Friday 12-5 PM and Saturday, 9 AM - 5 PM
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10/01/2026

🌱 We’re officially online!

Our new website is launching THIS WEEKEND — making it easier than ever to explore what we offer, find gardening resources, and stay connected with us.

Whether you’re looking for gardening tips, organic receipts, classes, or ways to be a part of our community, you can now find it all in one place.

💻: thebarn.world
👉 Visit our website and take a look!
The link is in our bio.

And if you’re new here, follow along for gardening tips, seasonal projects, and everything we’re growing.

09/29/2026

🌱 Think you missed your chance to start a fall garden? Not yet!

There are still plenty of vegetables you can grow from seed as the weather cools down. Here are 3 to try:

🥬 Swiss Chard
Hardy, colorful, and productive. It can keep giving you fresh greens well into the cooler months.

🥬 Cabbage
A fall garden classic. Start from seed now and give it plenty of room to develop those big, dense heads.

❤️ Beets
Easy to grow from seed and perfect for cooler weather. You get nutritious greens and an edible root!

The best part? You don’t need a huge garden to get started. A few seeds can turn an empty bed into fresh food.

👇 Which one are you planting this fall—chard, cabbage, or beets?

Follow for more seasonal gardening tips, what-to-plant guides, and simple ways to grow more of your own food. 🌱

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09/26/2026

🌱 Think you’re too late to start from seed? Think again.

New seeds just arrived, and there’s still time to get your fall garden growing!

Whether you’re starting your first garden or filling in the gaps, now is a great time to pick out something new, get it in the soil, and see what you can grow.

🍂 New season.
🌱 New seeds.
🥕 New things to grow.

What are you planting this fall?

Stop by the store to see what’s new and find seeds for your fall garden.

Follow us for more seasonal gardening tips, growing ideas, and garden inspiration.

Open Thursday + Friday 12-5 PM and Saturday, 9 AM - 5 PM
📍2825 8th Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76110
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09/19/2026

🌱 Your summer garden isn’t finished — it’s getting ready for its next season.

As the heat starts to break, it’s time to clean up the garden, refresh the beds, clear out spent plants, add mulch, and get the soil ready for fall planting.

A little cleanup now can make a big difference when it’s time to plant.

And if your yard or garden has gotten away from you this summer, you don’t have to tackle it all yourself.

We help with:
🌿 Garden & bed cleanup
🍂 Seasonal yard cleanup
🌱 Fall planting preparation
🪴 Mulching & bed refreshes
✂️ Pruning and general garden maintenance

Whether you have a small garden or a whole yard that needs some attention, we can help you get it ready for the season ahead.

Follow along for more gardening tips, seasonal projects, and lessons from the garden.

📩 Need help getting your yard or garden ready for fall? Text @ 817-885-0179

Open Thursday + Friday 12-5 PM and Saturday, 9 AM - 5 PM
📍2825 8th Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76110
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09/18/2026

Your grocery bill is going up. Your garden can help bring it back down. 🌱

Fall isn’t the end of gardening—it’s another chance to grow.

When everything seems to cost more, planting a few seeds is one small way to take some of that expense back into your own hands.

You don’t need acres of land.
You don’t need a perfect garden.
You don’t even need to grow everything you eat.

Start with herbs. Greens. Vegetables. Flowers for the pollinators.

A handful of seeds can turn into weeks of food, and a garden can keep producing long after you thought the growing season was over.

This fall, we’re growing with the season—not fighting it.

Follow along as we learn how to grow more, waste less, and make the most of what we have. 🌱

Open Thursday + Friday 12-5 PM and Saturday, 9 AM - 5 PM
📍2825 8th Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76110
☎️ 817-922-0930
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