K & B Farm And Garden

01/02/2024

Here's your veggie planting guide for January! Some of the vegetables you can plant in your garden this month include...

🥕Carrots
🥔Irish potatoes
🥬Lettuce head
🥬Lettuce leaf
🧅Onions
🟢English peas
❇️Kohlrabi
🌿Spinach

🚨Planting times will vary by zones.🚨

🤓Read our Mississippi Vegetable Gardener's Guide for TONS of great info: https://ow.ly/Uixn50QjnpE

👉Contact your county's Extension agent for localized guidance! Find yours here: https://ow.ly/jbeL50QjnpF

01/01/2024

With much debate and a lot of pray, Steven and I decided to sale the store due to personal and family reasons. The new owners Larry and Julie Strahan will take over today.
We love each and everyone of you who has helped make our store successful the last 4 years. I will miss the stories/ tales and sharing favorite Bible passages.
Please go by the week and tell Larry and Julie hello and give them a warm Sumrall family welcome

12/25/2023

12/22/2023

12/22/2023

We plan to be closed Monday and Tuesday, December 25 and 26 to observe Christmas. If you’re short of feed, plan ahead and visit us soon.

12/16/2023

Uncle Junior and Haylee decided to open the store Saturday. If you get a chance stop and say hi.

12/14/2023

Here's your landscape checklist for December! Some tasks include...

🌸Plant camellias, azaleas and hydrangeas.
🌳Plant trees and shrubs.
📪Order seeds.
🐦Put out feed for birds.
❄️Bring cold-sensitive container plants indoors during freezing temperatures.
🟤Apply 6-8 inches of mulch to flower beds.

Learn more about each of these tasks + find further resources here: https://ow.ly/WeKT50Qi5Rf

12/14/2023

We’ll be closed Friday and Saturday. Kristen has the flu and doesn’t want to pass it on to you. We are sorry for the inconvenience!

11/22/2023

We will be open Friday but will be closed Saturday for a family funeral. (See comments)

10/30/2023

In honor of National Chocolate Day, the critically endangered Chocolate turkey was common in the Southern U.S. and France before the Civil War. However, populations eventually dropped to just 12 birds. The name describes the color of its feathers, shanks and feet which are a solid milk chocolate in adult birds. One of the largest heritage turkey varieties (toms can weigh 33 lbs), they can also be very gentle. Hens are good mothers and chicks are born with coco bodies and white heads. Stay tuned for more turkey talk in November!

10/30/2023

Crotons and mums are buy one get one free. Beautiful fall color.