One One Cocoa Micro Farm & Garden / Edible Landscape Stylist

07/22/2022

Did you hear about this GIVEAWAY?
is giving away a 3 month subscription. Hurry on over to the page and sign up.

While you are there, PLEASE say Happy BEarthday to the co-founder Hayley. Yes folks! She is giving away a subscription for her solar return. Go show some love and maybe win some gardening supplies.

I just love that woman. Continued Blessings Hayley ✨✨✨

05/23/2022

So pleased we were able to make it a memorable experience for all.

05/23/2022

Event: S.E.E.D.S. (Supportive Empowering Encouraging Determined Sisters)
Host: Stephanie Jones Smalls
Venue & Planning: One One Cocoa Micro Farm & Garden

05/23/2022

Event: S.E.E.D.S. (Supportive Empowering Encouraging Determined Sisters)
Host: Stephanie Jones Smalls
Venue & Planning: One One Cocoa Micro Farm & Garden
Videography: Gia Mac
Catering: Iamchefcheryl

05/11/2022

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04/22/2022

Earth Hour is typically the last Saturday in March. The movement encourages individuals, communities, and businesses to reduce or not use electric devices, generally in the evening, for one hour.

Earth Day celebrates the Earth, learning about the environment, and promoting conservation. What better way than to continue with the energy conservation practices from Earth Hour.

In search of other ways to observe Earth Day? This years theme is “Invest In Our Planet”, a shift to sustainability. Let show you how to switch to sustainable gardening practices. Plant a rain garden, gift a food producing plant, install a compost system. There are so many ways we can be sustainable in our gardens. Peruse our posts for sustainable tips and tricks. Call us for an Edible Landscape Styling consult.

Go save our Earth today! 🌍

03/20/2022

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Spring Seasonal Detox

03/09/2022

Micro greens are a powerful superfood that can be grown anywhere. These powerhouses are easy to grow but very versatile addition for meals, desserts and drinks. Compared to other plants, they provide instant gratification because they are ready for harvest in under three weeks. Some varieties can be ready in 10 - 14 days. They are quick, easy and nutritionally dense, the perfect first crop for beginners. Start with one tray and expand from there.

CULTIVATED TASTINGS
Join The Alchemy Kitchen Sunday March 27th for a dual grow class experience. Link in bio.

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03/09/2022

International Women’s Day

03/08/2022

03/04/2022

Seed Saving

This post hopes to explore the impact of seed saving, heirloom plants and foods on African American culture.

Saving seeds strengthens cultivars by reinforcing positive characteristics from drought resistance, cold hardiness, fruit color to abundance or shape) over time. Benefits of seed saving include engaging in the cycle of life, preserving heirloom varieties, encouraging genetic diversity, and saving money.

Seed saving and sharing was a way to honor the heritage of gardens, preserve the history of black communities, the illuminate legacy of slavery and the cultural influences at the heart of our cuisines. Seeds reflect culture, tradition, spirituality, cooperation and diversity. Seed saving is a vital method of survival, a way to provide diverse and healthy food for families and communities. Africa has such a vast diversity of rich foods, plants & flowers depleted by the impact of slavery.

Heirloom seeds of plants native to Africa and heirloom seeds of plants traditionally associated with African American culinary traditions have been preserved through generations of seed saving & sharing. It includes varieties of beans, peas, watermelon, sesame, cabbage, okra, peanuts or peppers. There are examples of vegetables, herbs, nuts, seeds and flowers thriving in Afro-American culture today. To the many generations of seed savers preserving black cultures, I honor you.

Well that’s it folks. We are nearing the end of black history month. I hope you enjoyed this journey of our stories in history during the month of February. March is Women's History Month. I hope you will join me in commemorating and encouraging the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in history.

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Cheryl Chandler
One One Cocoa
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