"Jimmy Page" is an easy going and gorgeous turkey. Having a gender imbalance in our flock always presents us with a tough decision- who do we keep, who do we sell, who do we process for meat. Given we raise our heritage-breed flock organically and free ranging, it’s in our best interests to keep he flock small. We have chosen to sell this young Tom despite his gorgeous appearance, mainly because his genetics are already largely covered by others in the flock. Will be sad to see him go. If you need a gorgeous male turkey as a breeder, or if you’d like to raise your holiday bird yourself, our friend here is a great choice. All of the birds we have currently (including this guy) have a reasonable personality— not skittish or aggressive, but still alert and spry. We are breeding for disease resistance, and raise our turkeys and chickens together, on pasture. He was born in March 2019 at a hatchery, and has been here since he was 2 days old. My guess is that he is is around 17-18 pounds, but will be closer to 22-25 when fully grown.
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"Jimmy Page" is an easy going and gorgeous turkey. Having a gender imbalance in our flock always presents us with ... more

This plant is at least 6" diameter, much larger than the photo, and covered with buds and blooms. Semi-double to double white frilled star with mauve-pink edge. Dark green, serrated leaves with red back. Standard. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. "Violet" soils are not necessarily good for violets! Go by the ingredients, not the label! A bag of good soil should feel like a nice, fluffy, soft, pillow. Repot to freshen soil about every 6 months, but do not use larger than a 5 inch pot, and avoid deep pots. WATER – Use lukewarm water when soil feels dry to the touch. Water at the base without splashing, to avoid spotting foliage. LIGHT – Adequate light is important for good growth and bloom. Try to provide bright light, but not hot sun, for 8 hours each day (supplement if necessary). Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Or, place a two-tube fixture about 12-18" above plants for 12-13 hours a day. Under fluorescent light, plants may bloom continuously. FERTILIZER – A "balanced" formula is best, such as 15-15-15. Avoid "bloom boosters." Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers. TEMPERATURE - Generally violets prefer between 60-80 degrees, although they will tolerate somewhat out of this range. They like moderate humidity too. If you are comfortable, so are they. GROOMING - Do not allow extra crowns, or "suckers" to form. This will spoil that natural, flat, round appearance, and prevent it from blooming to its full potential. Most violets look and bloom best with about 3 to 4 rows of leaves.
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This plant is at least 6" diameter, much larger than the photo, and covered with buds and blooms. Semi-double to ... more

Semi-double to double white frilled star with mauve-pink edge. Dark green, serrated leaves with red back. Standard. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. "Violet" soils are not necessarily good for violets! Go by the ingredients, not the label! A bag of good soil should feel like a nice, fluffy, soft, pillow. Repot to freshen soil about every 6 months, but do not use larger than a 5 inch pot, and avoid deep pots. WATER – Use lukewarm water when soil feels dry to the touch. Water at the base without splashing, to avoid spotting foliage. LIGHT – Adequate light is important for good growth and bloom. Try to provide bright light, but not hot sun, for 8 hours each day (supplement if necessary). Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Or, place a two-tube fixture about 12-18" above plants for 12-13 hours a day. Under fluorescent light, plants may bloom continuously. FERTILIZER – A "balanced" formula is best, such as 15-15-15. Avoid "bloom boosters." Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers. TEMPERATURE - Generally violets prefer between 60-80 degrees, although they will tolerate somewhat out of this range. They like moderate humidity too. If you are comfortable, so are they. GROOMING - Do not allow extra crowns, or "suckers" to form. This will spoil that natural, flat, round appearance, and prevent it from blooming to its full potential. Most violets look and bloom best with about 3 to 4 rows of leaves.
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Semi-double to double white frilled star with mauve-pink edge. Dark green, serrated leaves with red back. Standard. Culture of African ... more

Great large prolific semi-double to double DEEP RED blooms on a standard size plant. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. WATER – Use lukewarm water that was allowed to stand for 48 hours to evaporate the chlorine. Water at the base without splashing foliage, to avoid spotting foliage. Keep evenly moist. LIGHT – Light affects flowering. Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Place 3 feet from a south- or west-facing window for the right winter lighting. In spring and summer, an east facing window is preferred. If this light cannot be maintained for eight hours, consider growing under fluorescent lights. FERTILIZER – Fertilize with a higher phosphorus (middle) number, as 15-30-15. Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers.
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Great large prolific semi-double to double DEEP RED blooms on a standard size plant. Culture of African violets is specific ... more

Soft pink semi-double to double pansy, broadly outlined in dark maroon, speckled lavender fantasy. Standard size plant. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. WATER – Use lukewarm water that was allowed to stand for 48 hours to evaporate the chlorine. Water at the base without splashing foliage, to avoid spotting foliage. Keep evenly moist. LIGHT – Light affects flowering. Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Place 3 feet from a south- or west-facing window for the right winter lighting. In spring and summer, an east facing window is preferred. If this light cannot be maintained for eight hours, consider growing under fluorescent lights. FERTILIZER – Fertilize with a higher phosphorus (middle) number, as 15-30-15. Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers.
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Soft pink semi-double to double pansy, broadly outlined in dark maroon, speckled lavender fantasy. Standard size plant. Culture of African ... more

Single medium blue star with ruffles. Dark green, quilted, serrated foliage with a red back. Standard size plant. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. "Violet" soils are not necessarily good for violets! Go by the ingredients, not the label! A bag of good soil should feel like a nice, fluffy, soft, pillow. Repot to freshen soil about every 6 months, but do not use larger than a 5 inch pot, and avoid deep pots. WATER – Use lukewarm water when soil feels dry to the touch. Water at the base without splashing, to avoid spotting foliage. LIGHT – Adequate light is important for good growth and bloom. Try to provide bright light, but not hot sun, for 8 hours each day (supplement if necessary). Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Or, place a two-tube fixture about 12-18" above plants for 12-13 hours a day. Under fluorescent light, plants may bloom continuously. FERTILIZER – A "balanced" formula is best, such as 15-15-15. Avoid "bloom boosters." Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers. TEMPERATURE - Generally violets prefer between 60-80 degrees, although they will tolerate somewhat out of this range. They like moderate humidity too. If you are comfortable, so are they. GROOMING - Do not allow extra crowns, or "suckers" to form. This will spoil that natural, flat, round appearance, and prevent it from blooming to its full potential. Most violets look and bloom best with about 3 to 4 rows of leaves.
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Single medium blue star with ruffles. Dark green, quilted, serrated foliage with a red back. Standard size plant. Culture of ... more

Single medium blue star with ruffles. Dark green, quilted, serrated foliage with a red back. Standard size plant. Culture of African violets is specific but not difficult. The main concerns are listed here: SOIL – Pot into a mix of equal parts of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite. "Violet" soils are not necessarily good for violets! Go by the ingredients, not the label! A bag of good soil should feel like a nice, fluffy, soft, pillow. Repot to freshen soil about every 6 months, but do not use larger than a 5 inch pot, and avoid deep pots. WATER – Use lukewarm water when soil feels dry to the touch. Water at the base without splashing, to avoid spotting foliage. LIGHT – Adequate light is important for good growth and bloom. Try to provide bright light, but not hot sun, for 8 hours each day (supplement if necessary). Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light. Or, place a two-tube fixture about 12-18" above plants for 12-13 hours a day. Under fluorescent light, plants may bloom continuously. FERTILIZER – A "balanced" formula is best, such as 15-15-15. Avoid "bloom boosters." Mix at one-quarter strength and use at every watering. Reduced flowering and paler leaf color indicate too little fertilizer. Pinch spent blooms to encourage the development of more flowers. TEMPERATURE - Generally violets prefer between 60-80 degrees, although they will tolerate somewhat out of this range. They like moderate humidity too. If you are comfortable, so are they. GROOMING - Do not allow extra crowns, or "suckers" to form. This will spoil that natural, flat, round appearance, and prevent it from blooming to its full potential. Most violets look and bloom best with about 3 to 4 rows of leaves.
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Single medium blue star with ruffles. Dark green, quilted, serrated foliage with a red back. Standard size plant. Culture of ... more

**This is the size I've sold in past years. Same size, or possibly a little larger, and same price.** Aloe vera is a succulent plant with a clear gel inside the leaves that is used often used as an alternative medical treatment for burns and skin care. Grow inside in bright light, or outside in shade in warm weather, watering every 2-3 weeks. Aloe vera does not like wet feet. To use, remove leaves at the base with a sharp knife, then put in a sandwich bag, wrap in foil, and store in the fridge to reuse for 4 or 5 days.
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**This is the size I've sold in past years. Same size, or possibly a little larger, and same price.** Aloe ... more

I have a variety of colors and textures of alpaca fleece, from cloud-soft baby fiber to sturdier old-gal fleece great for outerwear, rugs or similar use. Prices depend on quality and volume purchased - this listed price is a deposit, contact me for samples and colors/amounts/prices available. I have both skirted and unskirted fiber available - unlike sheep wool, alpaca doesn't need to be washed until the final product - it is so clean! Skirted fleece has had the short and lesser quality bits removed, along with the hay, pine needles, and occasional stick :)
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I have a variety of colors and textures of alpaca fleece, from cloud-soft baby fiber to sturdier old-gal fleece great ... more

Fall-blooming anemones will form a handsome 12" tall ground cover in light to partial shade in moist, humus-rich soil, and will tolerate full morning sun with sufficient moisture. They do not like wet feet. Mulch for the first winter. A hard frost will darken the foliage, which can either be removed or left for protection. Anemones are heirloom plants with a natural or wild-looking appearance that compliments shrubs such as rhododendrons & hydrangeas. Monkshood, baneberry, snakeroot, and hardy geraniums are excellent companions. Hostas, ferns, and ornamental grasses combine well with anemone foliage in summer.
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Fall-blooming anemones will form a handsome 12" tall ground cover in light to partial shade in moist, humus-rich soil, and ... more

Fall-blooming anemones will form a handsome 24" tall ground cover in light to partial shade in moist, humus-rich soil, and will tolerate full morning sun with sufficient moisture. They do not like wet feet. Mulch for the first winter. A hard frost will darken the foliage, which can either be removed or left for protection. Anemones are heirloom plants with a natural or wild-looking appearance that compliments shrubs such as rhododendrons & hydrangeas. Monkshood, baneberry, snakeroot, and hardy geraniums are excellent companions. Hostas, ferns, and ornamental grasses combine well with anemone foliage in summer.
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Fall-blooming anemones will form a handsome 24" tall ground cover in light to partial shade in moist, humus-rich soil, and ... more

WHEELERS ORCHARD HAS APPLE BUTTER, MADE FROM OUR OWN SUSTAINABLY GROWN LOCAL APPLES. GREAT ON BISCUITS!
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WHEELERS ORCHARD HAS APPLE BUTTER, MADE FROM OUR OWN SUSTAINABLY GROWN LOCAL APPLES. GREAT ON BISCUITS! more

WHEELERS ORCHARD HAS RAW, UNPASTEURIZED FRESH SQUEEZED APPLE CIDER, MADE FROM OUR OWN SUSTAINABLY GROWN LOCAL APPLES. NO ADDITIVES, NO WATER, NO SUGAR, JUST LIKE DRINKING APPLES. EACH BATCH IS A SPECIAL BLEND OF SWEET AND TART APPLE VARIETIES, WITH AS MANY VARIETIES AS POSSIBLE. WARNING: This product has not been pasteurized, and therefore, may contain harmful bacteria that can cause serious illness in children, the elderly, and persons with weakened immune systems.
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WHEELERS ORCHARD HAS RAW, UNPASTEURIZED FRESH SQUEEZED APPLE CIDER, MADE FROM OUR OWN SUSTAINABLY GROWN LOCAL APPLES. NO ADDITIVES, NO ... more

WHEELERS ORCHARD HAS RAW, UNPASTEURIZED FRESH SQUEEZED APPLE CIDER, MADE FROM OUR OWN SUSTAINABLY GROWN LOCAL APPLES. NO ADDITIVES, NO WATER, NO SUGAR, JUST LIKE DRINKING APPLES. EACH BATCH IS A SPECIAL BLEND OF SWEET AND TART APPLE VARIETIES, WITH AS MANY VARIETIES AS POSSIBLE. WARNING: This product has not been pasteurized, and therefore, may contain harmful bacteria that can cause serious illness in children, the elderly, and persons with weakened immune systems.
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WHEELERS ORCHARD HAS RAW, UNPASTEURIZED FRESH SQUEEZED APPLE CIDER, MADE FROM OUR OWN SUSTAINABLY GROWN LOCAL APPLES. NO ADDITIVES, NO ... more

WHEELERS ORCHARD HAS RAW, UNPASTEURIZED FRESH SQUEEZED APPLE CIDER, MADE FROM OUR OWN SUSTAINABLY GROWN LOCAL APPLES. NO ADDITIVES, NO WATER, NO SUGAR, JUST LIKE DRINKING APPLES. EACH BATCH IS A SPECIAL BLEND OF SWEET AND TART APPLE VARIETIES, WITH AS MANY VARIETIES AS POSSIBLE. WARNING: This product has not been pasteurized, and therefore, may contain harmful bacteria that can cause serious illness in children, the elderly, and persons with weakened immune systems.
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WHEELERS ORCHARD HAS RAW, UNPASTEURIZED FRESH SQUEEZED APPLE CIDER, MADE FROM OUR OWN SUSTAINABLY GROWN LOCAL APPLES. NO ADDITIVES, NO ... more

Sustainably grown apples local apples! We dont use harmful harsh insecticides. Blushing Golden is a juicy & tangy apple. Good for cooking as well as eating.
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Sustainably grown apples local apples! We dont use harmful harsh insecticides. Blushing Golden is a juicy & tangy apple. Good ... more

Sustainably grown apples local apples! We dont use harmful harsh insecticides. Blushing Golden is a juicy & tangy apple. Good for cooking as well as eating.
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Sustainably grown apples local apples! We dont use harmful harsh insecticides. Blushing Golden is a juicy & tangy apple. Good ... more

Sustainably grown apples local apples! We dont use harmful harsh insecticides. Blushing Golden is a juicy & tangy apple. Good for cooking as well as eating.
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Sustainably grown apples local apples! We dont use harmful harsh insecticides. Blushing Golden is a juicy & tangy apple. Good ... more

Sustainably grown apples local apples! We dont use harmful harsh insecticides. Blushing Golden is a juicy & tangy apple. Good for cooking as well as eating.
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Sustainably grown apples local apples! We dont use harmful harsh insecticides. Blushing Golden is a juicy & tangy apple. Good ... more

Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping salads and eating fresh
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Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping ... more

Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping salads and eating fresh
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Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping ... more

Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping salads and eating fresh
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Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping ... more

Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping salads and eating fresh
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Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping ... more

Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping salads and eating fresh
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Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping ... more

Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping salads and eating fresh
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Empire is a cross between McIntosh and Red Delicious. More tart than sweet, with a faint astringency, ideal for topping ... more