Deep Root Acres

Announcing New Product! Fire C***r Tonic!
For sore throats, fighting off colds, supporting a healthy digestive system and more.
Contains dehydrated garlic, horse radish and haberno red pepper grown organically here on our acreage. With the addition of organic ginger.

Recipe is:
Mix 1/2 tsp. of fire c***r tonic, 2-3 TBS. of local Iowa honey in a mug of warm water. Option to add a splash of apple c***r vinegar or lemon juice.

Can you take a little heat? ♨️

We have a new produce pre-order form available to use!
Garlic, onions, and watermelons are available for preorder (watermelons will be available after August 17th). You can select your own pick-up window and your order will be ready to go at the greenhouse here at Deep Root Acres. Cash or Venmo is good for us!

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When weeding, I like to leave certain "weeds" in the ground with the vegetable plants. For example, in the onion patch, I left Illinois bundleflower which is a legume type and a "sensitive plant" that will fold its leaves when touched and purslane which is a powerhouse super food with the highest amount of omega 3 in the succulent like leaves.

Lettuce, sugar snap peas, unions, flowers, prairie dock, celtuce, broccoli, tarragon, spinach, eggplant, tomatoes, green beans, watermelon, sweet Annie and more!

One of 2 plots of the watermelons from seed! Mostly seeded crimson sweets. They are doing really with all the sun. There will be a carpet of green in no time!

There's tons of most fruit set on the paw paw trees this year!

Sweet William in full bloom. This flower is a bi-annual. Flowers on the second year to produce seed.

2 rows of premium bark less firewood out for delivery!

Garlic on the left- harvested in the beginning of July. comfrey on the right - harvest in May/June for the skincare made here! Greenhouse in the back for starting seedlings to transplant

Delivering seasoned hardwood spring through fall. DM for details. Smaller and larger amounts available!