Edible Gardens by Sully

06/11/2026

It’s giving 🍓🌸☀️🥬

05/29/2026

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05/19/2026

Before ➡️ after
🌱a “Spring Refresh” for a client today 🌱

This refresh included:
Weeding, topping off soil with OMRI listed soil blend, fertilizer, w**d seed-free hay mulch, fresh seedlings transplanted, and tomato support installed.

After this refresh we went to an Education Meeting with a client in Bellingham to consult on fruit trees and grape vines, followed by an Initial On-site Consultation in Franklin. What a day!

📲Book your Spring Refresh or education meeting today at EdibleGardensBySully.com/contact-us

05/06/2026

Scallions, asparagus, cilantro, lemon balm, kale, parsley and chives all harvested today on a client’s property in Franklin!

Have you started harvesting any crops from your garden yet?

05/04/2026

📣We are seeking a part-time, remote social media manager to create and schedule posts for our platform. 📲

The candidate will be responsible for creating two Meta posts per week, including one reel and one regular post, with potential room for growth.

Additionally, they will schedule posts a month in advance, at least two weeks prior to the start of the month.

Ideal candidates will possess sufficient knowledge of social media trends and technology, as well as a minimum of one year of experience working in a garden, farm, or similar environment.

The pay rate is negotiable on a per-post basis.

If you are interested, please submit your resume and portfolio (if available) to [email protected], including your desired per-post pay rate.

05/01/2026

🍎Apple buds, green beans, and garlic 🧄

🌸our May appointments are now live for education meetings, initial consultations, and maintenance visits 📲

🌱visit EdibleGardensbySully.com

04/27/2026

We just cannot get enough of these double bloom tulips 🌷 🤩 so fluffy, vibrant, and full!

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04/20/2026

💐Early season fuel for our souls after a long winter. 🌷What Sully calls “tulips for peony lovers”- the mighty double bloom 💪

Now booking initial on-site consultations, education meetings, spring garden refresh, maintenance visits, and complimentary phone consultations! 📲

Visit EdibleGardensbySully.com/contact-us

03/26/2026

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If you planted garlic this past fall, you should be seeing it start to sprout by now! Now would be a good time to add a nitrogen rich fertilizer like fish emulsion, or blood meal.

One of the earliest crops we see come to life in our gardens, however the first harvest doesn't happen until June. In June the stem we know as "garlic scapes" are harvested, and in July we harvest the beautiful white bulbs.

We love garlic for many reasons, but here are a few.
1. Planted in the fall, garlic allows us to "font load" some garden labor, freeing up more time for other crops in the spring.
2. Garlic, when properly cured, has an incredibly long shelf life and doesn't require refrigeration.
3. Immune benefits! Garlic is so healthy and a wonderful addition to your home remedies.
4. FLAVOR! Holy moly, is there anything that isn't made better by adding garlic?!
5. Garlic is a simple crop, that takes up very little space, making it a great crop for beginner gardeners.
6. The pungent smell of garlic can help deter garden pests without the use of chemicals. Try interplanting garlic with other crops in beds where you've had high pest pressure.