Local family business providing East TN with fresh fungi and produce
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Hey everyone! We have a limited number of fresh Summer Whites available today (August 19th) until 6:30 PM, and tomorrow until the same time. If you are interested, feel free to send a message to reserve yours for pickup or schedule a delivery! Have a great day and cultivate kindness.
Enjoy this Mushroom bouquet. From the bottom up are Golden, Pink, and Summer White Oysters. Have a great day, and always cultivate kindness, folks!
Hello everybody! Hope you all made it through the storms unscathed. We are working hard to pump out more mushrooms, and we will have Pearl and Summer White oysters as well as Chestnut mushrooms coming soon. Keep an eye out for updates, and snag yours before they’re gone. have a good day of cultivating kindness!
Hey everybody, hope you’re having a great Friday! If you’ve bought some mushrooms from us, I’d love some feedback or to see what you’ve created with them. I am excited to continue providing a delicious and healthy ingredient for all of your meals. Thank you for choosing us to be your fungi supplier, and always cultivate kindness!
Hello Greeneville! Come get some fresh Golden Oyster Mushrooms tomorrow (Friday August 4th). We will be setting up at Fox Park from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Stop by and grab some fungi for a delicious side dish or a main ingredient in your dinner! Have a great night and hope to see you tomorrow. Cultivate kindness, friends 🍄
Golden oyster mushrooms are ready! This time around, we will be scheduling a pick up time or delivery for a fee in Greene county. TODAY ONLY! (August 3rd) Golden oyster mushrooms are a great substitute for meats and give off a nutty flavor when cooked in oil. Shoot the page a pm to set up a delivery and cultivate kindness!
Golden and Pink Oysters are available tomorrow August 2nd from 11 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. at the farm. Come by and get yourself some delicious mushrooms, they pair well with most any dish! See you all tomorrow, and remember to cultivate kindness.
Thank you to everyone who showed up today! If you missed out on the Pink Oysters today, there will be more of them later this week as well as our first round of Golden Oysters. Keep an eye out and get yours while you can! Have a great night and cultivate kindness.
Golden Oysters on the way!
Hello everyone! Our first three bags of Pink Oysters are nearly ready for harvest. We will be selling them tomorrow (Monday July 30th) at the farm located at 1225 Flag Branch Rd. Greeneville, TN from 12:00 P.M. to 6:30 P.M., and when you get here pull into the pasture entrance located near the sign. Due to the unpredictability of weights for each harvest, our first few harvests will be first come first serve although preorders will be available in the near future. We can accept cash, major credit cards with Square, CashApp, Apple Cash, or PayPal. These mushrooms have a short shelf life (3-4 days refrigerated in brown paper bag or open Tupperware with damp paper towel on top), so if you want them come get them and enjoy them relatively quickly! The price is $15/ half pound and $28/ pound. We are expecting approximately 6 pounds in this first flush, so come early if you don’t want to miss out! If you do, don’t worry, there will be more to come by the end of the week as well as Golden Oysters on the way. We will post as soon as we sell out, so please keep your eyes peeled for any updates throughout the day! If you don’t see the update about selling out we will be happy to answer any questions you have if you do show up. We will see you tomorrow, and hope you enjoy the kindness we have cultivated 🍄 😃
Edit to add: these first couple flushes may be limited, so get them quick!
First flush of pink oyster mushrooms is well on its way. Due to its fairly short shelf life, stay closely tuned for updates when it’s time to harvest. It will sell on a first come first serve basis at 15$ per half pound and 28$ per pound. our estimated date of harvest will be around middle of this week. Stay tuned and cultivate kindness!
Our first of many bags to come have been moved into the fog of the grow room. We will watch the progress and update everyone as they begin to grow! Pink and Golden Oysters are coming soon. Thank you to everyone who has liked and followed the page as we start our business and learn to grow these beautiful fungi. Cultivate kindness, and get excited!
Get ready! Golden Oyster mushrooms are in line to be harvested. They seem to be outpacing the Pink Oyster mushrooms, so they may be the first ones in a week or two. With that being said, I guess we better tell you a little bit about them! Like all Oyster mushrooms, they are low in fat and have no cholesterol while being high in protein (these higher than some of the other varieties) and fiber. They also contain a good concentration of vitamins B2, B3, and B5 as well as potassium. They have a subtle nutty and sweet flavor when sautéed, similar to a mild cashew. We hope you are excited to try and enjoy all of these new and delicious flavors! Updates to follow as soon as everything is moved to fruit. Soon there will be even more reason to sauté and consume some cultivated kindness! 🍄
Unfortunately life happens and we won’t be able to attend the Greeneville Farmers Market today. We are sorry for any inconvenience, but there will still be plenty of great vendors there if you plan to attend. Have a great day everyone, and keep cultivating kindness!
If you missed us at Fox Park today, we will be at the Greeneville Farmers Market tomorrow (July 22nd) from 9a.m.-1p.m. unless we sell out earlier! We will have green beans, red and sweet onions, cucumbers, and Cherokee Purple tomatoes. The farmers market is near the Doak house in Tusculum. Hope to see you there, and be sure to cultivate kindness this weekend!
We are here, set up at Fox Park. Come see us for onions, Cherokee purples, eggs, cucumbers, green beans, apples, and flowers, all fresh!
Hello everyone! While we are focusing on getting the mushrooms going, we have an excess of some of our personal garden. That being said, we will be at Fox Park at the Olde Greene County Farmer’s Exchange (open 10a.m.-5p.m.) tomorrow (July 21st) selling some of those vegetables! We will have cucumbers, green beans, onions, Cherokee purple tomatoes, and some assorted flowers. We would also be glad to answer any questions about mushrooms or whatever else you’ve got. We are setting up in the morning and will be there while supplies last. Hope to see you there, and have a great day of cultivating kindness.
Working on our sign on this hot and humid day. It will be hanging by the road, and hopefully unmissable. Can’t wait to see people arriving to pick up their tasty shrooms! Have a great day, and be sure to cultivate that kindness.
Did you know?:
Most varieties of freshly grown mushrooms require “sweating” before sautéing or adding to a dish to reduce the amount of excess liquid. Fresh mushrooms typically have a high moisture content from being grown in high humidity environments. Simply prepare your mushrooms and add them to a pan at MED-HIGH heat with enough room for them to spread out. Stir them occasionally for about 3-5 minutes. They will reduce in size somewhat, but they’ll be ready for oil, butter, seasonings, or whatever you have in mind. Enjoy your delicious mushrooms, and cultivate, cook, or create some kindness! 🍄
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Pink oyster mushrooms
(Pleurotus Djamor) coming soon! These beauties are a great, mild alternative to some seafoods offering a similar flavor and texture if prepared correctly. They are also packed with nutrition including protein, antioxidants, vitamins like B3 and B5, and essential minerals like potassium, iron and zinc. All while also being low in fat and carbs! Come by on harvest day for tips on cooking and storing! Updates coming soon as harvest day approaches. And don’t forget to cultivate kindness!
Hello East Tennessee! We are the Hopton family, and we are the owners and producers of Roots Mushrooms and Produce in Greene County, TN. We are taking our first steps to provide beautiful, delicious, and all natural gourmet mushrooms to our community. Our primary focus will be fungi as we grow and venture into a wide variety of year round vegetables. Keep an eye out as we update with the latest information on our current mushroom varieties and harvest dates. Feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions, and we look forward to seeing you stop by when the freshest harvest becomes available! And remember, cultivate kindness everyday. 🍄
1225 Flag Branch Road
Greeneville, TN
37743
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Hello everyone! Our first three bags of Pink Oysters are nearly ready for harvest. We will be selling them tomorrow (Monday July 30th) at the farm located at 1225 Flag Branch Rd. Greeneville, TN from 12:00 P.M. to 6:30 P.M., and when you get here pull into the pasture entrance located near the sign. Due to the unpredictability of weights for each harvest, our first few harvests will be first come first serve although preorders will be available in the near future. We can accept cash, major credit cards with Square, CashApp, Apple Cash, or PayPal. These mushrooms have a short shelf life (3-4 days refrigerated in brown paper bag or open Tupperware with damp paper towel on top), so if you want them come get them and enjoy them relatively quickly! The price is $15/ half pound and $28/ pound. We are expecting approximately 6 pounds in this first flush, so come early if you don’t want to miss out! If you do, don’t worry, there will be more to come by the end of the week as well as Golden Oysters on the way. We will post as soon as we sell out, so please keep your eyes peeled for any updates throughout the day! If you don’t see the update about selling out we will be happy to answer any questions you have if you do show up. We will see you tomorrow, and hope you enjoy the kindness we have cultivated 🍄 😃
