Mid County Farm & Feed Supply

06/10/2026

🪴👨‍🌾 Little Boss Reminder! 👨‍🌾🪴

Have you been thinking about repotting a plant, starting a new project, or giving your porch a fresh look? Now is a great time!

🌟 Most pots are currently 25% OFF! 🌟

We still have a great selection of:
🧡 Traditional terracotta pots
🌈 Colorful glazed pots
🌿 Nursery pots and saucers
🏡 Decorative containers for patios, porches, and gardens

Little Boss says: “Plants are happier when they have room to grow… and a nice pot doesn’t hurt either!” 😄

Stop by and browse the selection while the sale lasts. See store for details and exclusions. 🪴✨

06/10/2026

🌿✨ Medina Plus: Give Your Plants a Little Extra Boost! ✨🌿

Looking to help your plants thrive through the heat of a Southeast Texas summer? Medina Plus combines Medina Soil Activator with seaweed extracts and micronutrients to support healthy roots, vigorous growth, improved nutrient uptake, and increased flowering and fruit set.

Great for: 🌺 Flower beds 🍅 Vegetable gardens 🌳 Trees & shrubs 🪴 Container plants 🌿 Foliar sprays

Many gardeners use Medina Plus to help reduce transplant shock, encourage blooms, and support overall plant health throughout the growing season. Available in both quart and gallon sizes. Stop by and see why Medina products have been a Texas gardening favorite for decades!

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06/10/2026

🌳💜 Celeste Fig Trees Available! 💜🌳

One of the most popular fruit trees for Southeast Texas gardens, the Celeste Fig is prized for its sweet flavor, reliable production, and ease of care. If you've ever wanted to grow your own fruit, figs are a great place to start!

☀️ Care Tips:
🌞 Plant in full sun for the best fruit production
💧 Water regularly while establishing, then during extended dry periods
🌱 Prefers well-drained soil
✂️ Minimal pruning is needed—remove dead or damaged branches as needed
🧊 Established trees are fairly cold hardy and can often recover from occasional freezes

🍈 Why Gardeners Love Celeste Figs:
✔ Produces sweet, brownish-purple fruit with rich flavor
✔ Self-pollinating—only one tree is needed for fruit production
✔ Easy to grow and low maintenance
✔ Well adapted to our Southeast Texas climate

🏡 Uses:
• Fresh eating straight from the tree
• Homemade jams and preserves
• Baking into cakes, cookies, and desserts
• Drying for long-term storage
• Sharing with friends and neighbors—fig trees often produce more than enough!

A mature fig tree can provide years of delicious harvests while adding beauty and shade to your landscape.

Stop by and check out our Celeste Fig trees while they're available!

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06/09/2026

💚🪴 String of Arrows – A Unique Trailing Houseplant! 🪴💚

Looking for something a little different for your plant collection? String of Arrows is a beautiful trailing plant with arrow-shaped leaves marked by striking silver patterns. Its cascading vines make it perfect for hanging baskets, shelves, and plant stands.

Care Tips:
☀️ Bright, indirect light
💧 Allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings
🌱 Plant in a well-draining potting mix
💨 Enjoys moderate humidity but adapts well to most indoor spaces
✂️ Trim vines as needed to encourage fuller growth

This easy-care plant is perfect for adding texture and interest to your indoor jungle without taking up much space. Available now in hanging baskets for $19.99! Stop by and see these beautiful trailing plants in person. 🌿✨

06/09/2026

🌿✨ Kokedama Workshop – June 13! ✨🌿

Have you ever admired the beauty of a kokedama and wondered how they're made?

Join us on Saturday, June 13 at 10am or 1pm as we explore the art of kokedama, the Japanese-inspired practice of growing plants in a moss-covered soil ball.

For this workshop, we'll be using pre-made kokedama bases, allowing everyone to focus on planting and design while learning the fundamentals behind creating your own from scratch. We'll discuss:

🌱 What a kokedama is and its history
🪴 The best soil mixes and materials to use
💧 Proper watering and long-term care
☀️ Light requirements and placement tips
🌿 How to successfully grow plants in a kokedama

Each participant will create their own living display by planting 3–4 succulents into a kokedama to take home and enjoy.

📅 June 13, 2026
📍 131 S. 12th St., Nederland, TX 77627
💲 Registration Fee: $35
⏰10am: https://square.link/u/mfnFavmb
⏰1pm: https://square.link/u/ScRUPC1o

Whether you're new to houseplants or looking for a unique gardening project, this workshop is a fun way to learn a new skill and create something beautiful for your home.

06/09/2026

Does a healthy garden have to look perfect? In this solo episode of The Compost Pile, David takes a walk through the garden to explore what plants are really telling us. From yellowing leaves and nutrient deficiencies to fungi, pest damage, caterpillar host plants, and sprawling tomato vines, we discuss why imperfection is often a sign of a thriving ecosystem—not a failing garden.

Learn how to read visual clues from your plants, understand when action is needed (and when it's not), and build confidence as a gardener by focusing on function over appearance.

Whether you're growing vegetables, flowers, or a backyard food forest in Southeast Texas or beyond, this episode will help you see your garden through a different lens.

Does a healthy garden have to look perfect? In this solo episode of...

06/09/2026

🌶️🔥 Ornamental Peppers Are Here! 🔥🌶️

Looking for a plant that brings color without needing flowers? These ornamental peppers put on a show with peppers that ripen through shades of cream, yellow, orange, red, and even purple!

Perfect for:
🪴 Patio containers
🌼 Mixed flower beds
🏡 Porch displays

Care Tips:
☀️ Full sun (6+ hours daily)
💧 Water when the soil begins to dry
🌱 Plant in well-draining soil
🌡️ Thrives in our Southeast Texas heat

These compact plants are easy to grow and provide months of colorful interest. Whether you prefer the bright rainbow peppers or the dramatic dark foliage varieties, they're sure to be a conversation starter!

Available now in 6" and gallon sizes. Stop by and pick out your favorite color combination! 🌶️✨

06/08/2026

🌱♻️ We Want Your Best Composting Tips! ♻️🌱

We're putting together a composting class in a few weeks and would love to include some tried-and-true advice from our gardening community!

What’s the best composting tip you've learned over the years?
🪱 How do you keep your pile active?
🍂 What materials do you swear by?
🌡️ Any tricks for speeding up decomposition?
🚫 What mistakes should beginners avoid?

Whether you're using a backyard pile, tumbler, worm bin, or simply composting kitchen scraps, we'd love to hear what works for you.

Drop your favorite composting tips, tricks, and lessons learned in the comments and tag your gardening friends. We may feature some of the best community suggestions during our upcoming class!

Let's help each other turn "waste" into garden gold. 🌿✨

06/08/2026

💧✨ Crazy Water! ✨💧

Looking for something a little different than your average bottled water? Crazy Water is a naturally mineral-rich water sourced from Mineral Wells, Texas and bottled in a classic glass bottle.

🌿 Naturally occurring minerals
♻️ Reusable and recyclable glass bottle
❄️ Served cold and ready to enjoy
🤠 A Texas favorite with a long history

Whether you're curious about the unique taste, collecting the vintage-style bottles, or just want to try a piece of Texas history, stop by and grab one on your next visit!

Have you tried Crazy Water before? Let us know what you think!
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06/08/2026

🍊❤️ Moro Blood Orange Trees Available! ❤️🍊

Looking for a citrus tree that's a little different? The Moro Blood Orange produces sweet, juicy fruit with beautiful deep red flesh and a rich flavor that's often described as a blend of orange and berry.

☀️ Care Tips:
🌞 Plant in full sun (6–8+ hours daily)
💧 Water regularly while establishing
🌱 Prefers well-drained soil
🍊 Feed with a citrus fertilizer throughout the growing season
🧊 Protect young trees during hard freezes

🏡 Uses:
🍹 Fresh juice with incredible color
🥗 Add slices to salads and charcuterie boards
🍰 Great for desserts, marmalades, and baking
🌿 Evergreen foliage provides year-round beauty
🌸 Fragrant blooms attract pollinators in spring

The striking red fruit makes Moro Blood Orange one of the most unique citrus trees you can grow at home—and a real conversation starter when it's loaded with fruit!

Stop by and check out our citrus selection while they're available.

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