What’s in Season?

It’s Fresh and it’s “The Season’s Best”
101 Market’s fresh homegrown produce is personally grown by Dave and Eric Nathe of Riverside Farms. They farm over 500 acres in vegetables with 35 years of experience. 101 Market is well-known for its super sweet bi-color corn, hearty potatoes and juicy tomatoes. The quantity and variety of produce available changes with the growing seasons. Let us supply you with produce for cooking and canning needs.

Quick Tips

Refrigerate fruits and vegetables in perforated plastic bags to help maintain moisture yet provide air flow. You can use a knife to make several small holes in a food-grade plastic bag (about 20 holes per medium-size bag). If fruits and vegetables are stored on the refrigerator shelves, be sure to store them above meats and poultry to avoid contamination. Fresh produce should be washed before you use it, not when you bring it home to ensure the best quality and to avoid spoilage.

Sizzling Summer

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“The Season’s Best” Fall Family FUN!

Harvest Corn Maze and Fall Festival
Our greenhouses are filled with Fall things for your home: gourds, indian corn, mums, pumpkins, straw bales, etc.

Quick Tips

Fall produce benefits from summer’s long, hot growing season. Root vegetables, like celery root, parsnips and sweet potatoes, get pulled from the soil, gracing plates with their sweet earthiness. Apples, cranberries and pumpkin herald the festive side of fall, inviting warm pies, holiday stuffing’s and comforting bread puddings, to name a few.

Fabulous Fall

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“The Season’s Best” 101 Market staff wish you a Happy Holiday season.
Fill all your summer containers with spruce tips and deck your halls! We will custom design your pots to perfection. Add some lights and the holiday spirit will flow. The spruce tip containers will last all winter, giving you evergreen beauty in those dreary winter months. Our wreaths are custom designed to match you spruce tip container or your home’s decor. Don’t forget your holiday tree, we have many varieties and sizes. Our gift area has unique items for the loved ones on your Christmas list! Our designers will custom design and create items just for you.

Quick Tips

A lot of homeowners tend to forget about their gardens in the winter. But this is possibly the most important time to take care of one’s plants. By taking care of some simple tasks now, you will be able to keep your garden looking beautiful, and make it much more productive in spring. Now is the time to spray for disease prevention for fruit trees. Don’t prune frost tender plants, cover them with a frost blanket. Don’t prune cold tender perennials and shrubs until all cold danger has passed in spring and plants are showing signs of breaking dormancy or re-leafing again. Dormant prune your roses in January. Remove any leaves that may still be left on plants.

Welcome Winter

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“The Season’s Best” celebration of spring
Take a stroll through our colorful greenhouse! Starting in mid April we’re stocked to the brim with custom containers, hanging baskets, fountains, statuary, wrought iron planters, tropicals and everything else a garden-lover can imagine. It’s time to come out of hibernation and be reminded of the warm sensation of a kiss from the spring sun.

Quick Tips

Spring is a great time to add new plants to your garden. Be sure, however, that all threat of frost has past. Plant such things as trees, shrubs, hardy annuals, and summer blooming bulbs. Fertilize and mulch beds and borders. Spring is also a good time to fertilize fruit trees. If you applied heavy winter mulch for protection from the cold, you will need to clear it away. Stake plants that may be prone to wind damage during the unpredictable spring weather. Spring is the best time to start a new lawn from seed. For established lawns, you should start mowing in the spring, but don’t initially cut the grass very short for the first few times. Of course, be sure to take in to account such factors as when the threat of frost has past or when the ground is thawed enough to dig.

Simply Spring

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What’s in Season?

Sizzling Summer

Fabulous Fall

Welcome Winter

Simply Spring

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