Tularosa Farm

Name: Tularosa Farm
Address: Fallbrook, CA, US
Telephone: +1 760-560-3406
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05/07/2020

APOLOGIES IN ADVANCE for the goose spam thats about to take over my feed. YOU'VE BEEN WARNED.

05/06/2020

Guys our gosling finally hatched! 4 beautifull babies from our year old goose who was one of our first animals born on the farm. Love getting to see her become a mama just in time for Mother's Day!

05/05/2020

WITH WEDDINGS AT A COMPLETE STANDSTILL I've had more time to enjoy learning new skills like baking bread. This is my first try making and now I want to make it every day! Used my flour to add depth of flavor and robustness and I was not disappointed.

04/19/2020

QUARANTINE RADISHES! Planted at the beginning of quarantine and ready to eat now.
These are mild and delicious. I eat them alone as a snack or slice thin on toast. Or lightly sautéed with butter, salt and pepper. So GOOD! The greens are great in green smoothies or lightly sautéed with the roots.

04/15/2020

Homegrown nasturtium and radish toast on homemade sourdough.

09/25/2019

Passion Lime Thirst Rx

Juice from 3 fresh passionfruit strained
1 lime squeezed
1 bottle Fevertree Ginger beer
Splash of plain seltzer or soda water
Ice

Refreshing and hydrating

09/24/2019

So excited for this mango to be ripe! Sometimes, ok most of the time. You see the fruit get to mature size, or growing a little each day and you're like yay, in just a little while I'll I'll be biting into this delicious home grown fruit........then like 4 months later you get the first taste.

09/15/2019

Have you guys heard of cherry or strawberry guava? I had never heard of this variety of guava till moving to Fallbrook. This is the guava for people who don't like the musky tropical flavor of most guava. Its mild and sweet and the perfect size for snacking. The fruits are the size of cherries and you can just pop them in your mouth, no peeling or deseeding. They come in red known as cherry or strawberry guava and yellow known as lemon guava. Our little tree, it's less than 3 ft tall is literally so covered with fruit the branches are close to breaking! Its prolific and delicious and I've never seen the fruit available to buy in stores. It is a beautiful evergreen small tree that can be pruned into a "fedge" (food hedge) as likes to say. It's beautiful as a landscaping tree with lovely fruit you can eat. My Sunday sermon on the glories of Cherry Guava!

09/10/2019

Lucky Ducky living her best life.

09/09/2019

Hi Guys! It's been so long since I posted to this account. Been busy on the wedding flower side of things over but we're having a bumper crop of passionfruit and it's available to purchase now on our NEW WEBSITE! That's the other thing we've been working on. We've got some fun new offerings for you to check out. You can now purchase directly from our newly re-designed website and we ship nationwide! Support local chemical free farming by buying direct from the farm! Let me know what you think of the new site!

02/14/2019

Taking a little break from Permaculture to share some of our Farm made goodness featured in this Valentine's Day editorial on
Our very own Rose Elixir made from beyond organic roses we grew here at the farm. Go check it out for a little love inspiration! Link in Bio

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01/18/2019

In yesterday's rain event the dug for the new coffee plants were doing their job, capturing, slowing and sinking rain where it's needed for the coffee plants. So important to hold rain the earth so it doesn't become a damaging force in the environment.

01/13/2019

Was gifted some ice cream bean "fruits" the other day. Do you guys know about bean? It's an amazing tree to have in your sub tropical, tropical or Mediterranean permaculture garden or food forest. It's a leguminious nitrogen fixing pioneer species that grows incredibly fast, produces tons of fruit and nitrogen mulch. It's a fantastic companion for coffee and cacao plants providing shade and feeding the soil. From just 5 pods we got about 60 seeds that we will plant out for nursery stock. We'll be planting lot's of trees this year and adding them to our available to purchase along with all great for It's called but I really think it should have been called cotton candy bean. You eat the pith surrounding the seeds which is light and fluffy and sweet. Kids love it!

12/20/2018

On Tuesday we started a new mini-food forest on the property. We put in fruit trees as a main crop and sheet mulched the area. After that we planted support species of plants around the trees and seeded all the mulch with herbs and flowers to create a poly-culture. We used seeds from some of our favorite seed companies and seeds saved by friends and family. We included parsley, dill, cilantro in the shade and oregano and thyme in the sunnier spots. We also planted nasturtiums, hyacinth been, and hollyhocks, all edible flowers. Can't wait to see how this new planting system takes off!

12/19/2018

Yesterday we started a new mini food forest with our awesome farm intern One of the great things about permaculture is that it takes things that most people consider waste and recycles them into food! My floral design work Tularosa Flowers produces a lot of waste. The green waste we compost separately because it most of the commercially farmed flowers used for weddings are sprayed with pesticides. But in addition to that there is constant stream of packaging waste coming onto the farm as well. To block weeds and build soil for our new mini food forest we used cardboard on the less steep areas and newspaper on the steeper area to sheet mulch. Once this was in place we mulched with wood chip from trees that a neighbor had to remove. This whole system not only creates a low input food growing system, but it also builds soil and keeps waste out of landfills and transforms it into food! Over winter we'll finish this project with food forest on both sides of a path that guests take to get cell phone access on the farm. What's better than walking along a path picking fresh food as you go? @ Fallbrook, California

12/19/2018

We were super thrilled to have our very first permaculture intern on the farm today. did an incredible job digging micro swales, fishscale swales prepping and planting a mini food forest to line the path that guests take to visit the chicken and ducks and get cell service on the farm. In one day we planted 4 dwarf peach trees and tree collards and seeded lab lab, parsley, cilantro, dill, nasturtiums, hollyhock, snap peas, kale and broccoli throughout the food forest. We are excited to welcome others interested in permaculture so if you've been curious and want learn and get your hands dirty, now is the time to contact us, we've got lots of permaculture lined up for the winter planting season.

12/16/2018

Have any of you heard of Mirto? It is a liquor made in Sardegna from the ripe berries of the myrtle bush which is native to Corisica and Sardegna and much of the Mediterranean stretching through Africa and India. I lived in Sardegna as an exchange student in high school so of course it holds a special place in my heart. For my last wedding of 2018 I used myrtle which is also a common florist greenery and it happened to be covered with berries. Because I get it direct from the farmer who I know uses no pesticides, after the wedding I gathered all the berries and put up some mirto! In 2 months it should be ready to drink!

From Wikipedia

"Myrtus communis is used in the islands of Sardinia and Corsica to produce an aromatic liqueur called Mirto by macerating it in alcohol. Mirto is one of the most typical drinks of Sardinia and comes in two varieties: mirto rosso (red) produced by macerating the berries, and mirto bianco (white) produced from the less common yellow berries and sometimes the leaves.[10]" @ De Luz, California

12/14/2018

First blossoms on the Thai red Roselle. It's been in the ground for 2 years now and this is the first time it's flowered, and the blooms are the most amazing color! Its covered with buds and I can't wait to taste the calyxes when they ripen.

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