Thornbush

08/24/2024

All set up and ready .
Onions! Strawberries! Blueberries! Kale! Lavender!
Honey! Plums! Apples! Flowers! Tomatoes! Jewelry! Ceramics! Glass art!

05/10/2024

Fresh-chopped comfrey leaf/stem/flower in 15lb burlap bags at the Grange Booth at the Farmers Market. Great for livestock feed or heating up the compost pile. $12/bag.

05/09/2024

Way to go, Jessa!

The permanent seed lending library is up in the San Juan Island Library!
Please feel free to pick up some seeds - we have veggies, herbs, flowers and even a couple cover crops.
No need to return any seeds but if you have some seeds to donate we would gladly accept them! You can give them to the front desk at the library, bring them to the Grange monthly meeting, or reach out to Jessa Madosky or Nancy Best. No self saved squash or carrot family please (for safety).
Thanks for hosting San Juan Island Library!

04/27/2024

Taking my new product to the SJI Farmers Market. Harbor Carbon Kiln Run Biochar in 8gallon burlap bags. Great for heating up your compost or sucking up excess nutrients in the chicken house. Nothing but pure charcoal made fom doug fir, hawthorn, willow and oceanspray. Chunky from golf ball size down to powder, uncrushed and unscreened. $45. At the San Juan Island Grange booth at the SJI SJI Farmers Market.

04/26/2024

Announcing a new product: Harbor Carbon Kiln Run Biochar in 8 gallon burlap bags. No plastic! Kiln run is great for compost piles and livestock bedding. Absorbs excess fluids and nutrients, and heats up composting. Our most affordable product. No crushing, no screening, no charging with nutrients. Just pure chunky charcoal from doug fir, hawthorn, ocean spray and willow branches. $45.
At the San Juan Island SJI Farmers Market at the Grange booth.

04/13/2024

Selling fruit trees at the SJI Farmers Market this Saturday.

04/06/2024

Bringing in some Cosmic Crisp apple trees to the farmers SJI Farmers Market tomorrow! Grown in containers for planting any time of year. Or call me at 360-622-9796 to see them and other apple varieties at the Thornbush Nursery.

Cosmic Crisp is an American apple with the variety designation 'WA 38'.[1] Breeding began in 1997 at the Washington State University (WSU) Tree Fruit Research and Extension Center in Wenatchee, Washington, and was initially overseen by Bruce Barritt. Kate Evans completed the research after Barritt'...

04/06/2024

Bringing some kale buds to the farmers market tomorrow. At the Grange booth!

03/26/2024

I will be bringing a truckload of fruit trees in containers to the newly added March 30 Farmers Market at Brickworks. I have several varities of cherries, many different apples, and a few pears and asian pears.
All grown for a year in fabric rootpots and ready to put in your yard or orchard.