View Full Version : Going to Baker Creek today.Can't wait!
Marty Maraschino
February 2nd, 2006, 08:06 AM
I'm taking a well deserved day off of work today to get several things done. Then this afternoon I get to take a drive to Baker Creek and seed shop.
I figured I won't have to pay shipping that way. Silly though because I realize the gas will cost more than the $2.50 shipping fee. But hey I want to go.
Marty Maraschino
February 2nd, 2006, 06:03 PM
WEEEEE!!! I've got seed. Doing the lots of packets of seed happy dance.
Think I'm going to start onion seeds tonight after dinner.
I also bought tarragon,and genovese basil and rockytop lettuce mix and purple cayenne and and .............................................
stubone
February 3rd, 2006, 08:14 PM
we are going to wait until the spring feast to go to Baker Creek . i have every thing pick out that i wont to get .I'm hoping to get tomato and paper plants too. we are not going to be home to start from seeds this year. we will be camping for the moth of march. we will be volunteering as campground host at montauk state park here in missouri. i cant wait and the kids are excited too. but i will not have much time to get a garden out i will be putting out some stuff late i gess.
Cullen
Marty Maraschino
February 4th, 2006, 01:12 PM
I'll be at the spring fest as well. Wouldn't miss it. My mom has the same plan, to by some plants at it. She got a great tomato plant there last year but never wrote down or kept track of the name and promptly forgot it.
Cherokee-rose
February 6th, 2006, 05:41 PM
I am planning on attending the Spring Fest also; it will be my first time. Can't wait!
deb65802
February 12th, 2006, 08:04 PM
It will be my first time as well. Can anyone tell me what to expect? what kinds of activities will they have? when should we arrive?etc.
Ma's_Garden
March 27th, 2006, 12:39 PM
It has been a while since this thread was started, but it has been a long time since I visited the forums. From what I personally have observed, you can expect lots of gardeners visiting with other gardeners, vendors selling plants [Baker Creek's seed store is open with seeds at a great price, too], music (country, western, gospel, bluegrass -- bring your instruments and join in!), excellent seminars given by experienced gardeners, a few historical demonstrations, and food is also available. Their festivals are the only "vacations" that I ever take, although they are working vacations. I would recommend arriving at about 10:00 on Sunday, while the selection is still at its best. Most people make their rounds looking at everything that is available, then make their purchases. I really appreciated all the helpful information learned in the few seminars that I've been able to attend.
Bellepepper
March 27th, 2006, 06:31 PM
We plan to attend the Spring Fest also. Also our first time. All our trips/vacations are to visit gardens, Seed catalog test gardens, Festivals, Botanical gardens. You name it. Had not heard of the Baker Creek until this year. We are only about 4 hours away so really looking forward to the trip. Comming over in the motorhome. Can't wait.
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