"To survive and flourish in the long run, we usually need to develop mutualistic relationships. Nonmutualistic members will eventually disappear or lose influence in the community."  ~J. M. Trappe

We find that peoples interest in the environmental aspects of our business and the world around them is quite varied. We have an interest both in creating a pleasant environment for our customers from both their shopping experience to their ultimate enjoyment of the fruits of our labours be it a colourful flower bed or a fall cornucopia from their vegetable garden.

If in addition to enjoying the products and services we offer you wold like to see a bit backstage of how we are trying to control the environmental impact that we have then please explore these pages.

These steps are modest but represent some of our best efforts to both understand our effects and control them in a conscious manner.

 

 

 

 

 

Comments:

Posted by Brian on Jan 17th, 2010
I once had a commercial organic greenhouse many years ago and when I look at what you are doing I am thrilled because it is what I wanted to do then (1974)but did not know how.Some questions come to mind while looking at your site.
Light - do you have enough, like for Tomatoes - in winter?
How do you get your energy and is there enough for artificial light?
What crops do you grow in winter and which ones are in demand?
Do you compost inside to use on the beds and/or to gain any heat from the process?
There are many other questions that come to mind - but this is enough for now.Do you have a section of your site that addresses theses kinds of questions?

Many thanks and good luck with your efforts,

Peace - Locke Rush
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