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February 11, 2022True Love for Local FlowersEvery rose has its thorn–and a heavy carbon footprint, too. Try farmers market blooms this Valentine’s Day instead. |
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January 03, 2022Farmers Market Treats for Valentine's DayIndulge your loved ones and yourself with locally grown flowers and treats from the farmers market. |
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March 22, 2019Medrano's Flowers: A Blooming Love for CommunityDavid Medrano brings a diverse variety of seasonal blooms, grown on his farm in Monterey County, to CUESA’s farmers markets. |
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June 24, 2016In Bluma: Growing Organic Flowers at Sunol AgParkFirst-generation farmer Joanna Letz takes the leap to running her own business with help from her fellow farmers. |
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March 04, 2011The Stone Fruit GambleBad weather can damage fruit blossoms, leading to lower yields or lost crops. |
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