Sproutwise Horticulture

26/05/2026

Will be making plans to have this in mass for fall this year and spring next year, this is only the begging!

Suppirt your local farmer, growers and gardeners!

25/05/2026

Prepping the garden for summer plants - see you this upcoming weekend at the Davidsonville Farmers Market with plants and produce. Come check it out and support local

20/05/2026

We just harvested 3 gallons of strawberries 🍓

19/05/2026

Sproutwise Horticulture has a new commercial fridg3 with a coolbot and ac unit to keep it cold! This is the same concept I'm going to do with my enclosed trailer! Might save this for produce pickups!

19/05/2026

Come join us this Saturday 10am - 2pm well have some local fresh produce available and more garden starts and plants available! Come say hi!

Join us this Saturday from 10am - 2pm for our Memorial Day Market with your Davidsonville Farmers Market favorites and a free memorial day craft at our market tent for kids ❤️

17/05/2026

May 17th Sunday 2026 in the garden

17/05/2026

Here are the new additions of seeds we recently purchased from Johnny's Selected Seeds one of our all time favorite seed companies. I am very excited to sprout these to sell for you to grow yourself and for us to grow for you to enjoy the end result with a beautiful flower or fruit!

We also have a large order of herb seeds coming from True Leaf Market ! Things are coming in do nicely at the farm, yet there still lots of work to accomplish!

17/05/2026

Plant and forget - native plants that adapt great to your local soul conditions - we install pollinator and native gardem and will soon be carrying these plants to seel to our customers!

17/05/2026

Look who just showed up in the garden -

This small amphibian appears to be a cricket frog (Acris genus), likely either the Northern Cricket Frog (Acris crepitans) or Blanchard's Cricket Frog (Acris blanchardi).

North Carolina State Parks (.gov)
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Appearance: These are among the smallest vertebrates in the United States, typically featuring warty skin and a dark, backward-pointing triangle between their eyes.
Habitat: They are commonly found in open, weedy shorelines near ponds, lakes, and streams.
Coloration: Their color is highly variable and can range from gray and brown to reddish-brown or green, helping them blend into their surroundings.

22/02/2026

Solar farming is what we should be doing instead of just putting up solar panels that take up large areas you cant use annymore on what was once viable land!

Changing the systems we implement and improving utilization, productivity, and overall use of the land is important to ensure positive evolution for our local economies and health of our ecosystems and communities

Solar panels plus farming? Agrivoltaics explained. Could combining solar panels plus farming be a viable solution to the growing demand for food production a...