Benefits of Indoor Gardening Clinic

Indoor gardening isn’t just about making your home look good—
it’s also about feeling good.
Shake off the stress and gloomy weather and join Terri
to discover how growing and caring for indoor foliage can
brighten your mood, calm your mind, and bring
a little sunshine inside your home all winter long. 

Saturday - Nov 1 - 11:00 AM

Clinic is free and there is no need to RSVP.  

Apple Cider Pressing Event

Did you know the fresh apple cider at The Produce Market comes from
our own Snohomish Valley grown apples and is pressed on site?

Join us at The Produce Market for a hands-on cider making experience.

Saturday - November 1 - Between 1 and 4 pm

Watch us transform our Snohomish Valley grown apples into fresh cider.
You can join the fun by purchasing a 20# apple box and make your own.
Bring the family...the kids love to press cider, too!

 The Changing Colors of Fall

Have you ever wondered why leaves change color in the fall?

As the days grow shorter and the temperatures drop; trees begin preparing for winter and their leaves stop producing green pigment called chlorophyll.  Without chlorophyll the leaves no longer capture sunlight and convert it into energy- a process known as photosynthesis. The green shades of chlorophyll  are replaced with yellow and orange pigments called carotenoids and shades of red and purple called anthocyanins, giving the leaves their autumn brilliance.

Without the ability to photosynthesize new energy, the tree must draw the last remaining nutrients from its leaves and begin storing it safely in
the trunk and roots for the cold months ahead. With nothing left to give,
the leaves are no longer needed and soon begin to drop.
As spring returns, the trunk and roots release their stored energy producing new growth, leaves, and shoots - seemingly out of nowhere.

And so, the cycle begins again...