Fall Flowers & Value-Added Products
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Collapse ▲Bonlee Grown Farm
October 3, 2005
Photos and text by Debbie Roos, Agricultural Extension Agent.
Bonlee, NC
Ray and Amy Sugg
Fall mums in front of the greenhouse. Bonlee Grown Farm produces a variety of bedding plants, hanging baskets, and also greenhouse tomatoes and cucumbers, field vegetables, and value-added farm products. The Suggs also own a farm and garden store that offers Bartlett pet and livestock feeds, lawn and garden supplies, seeds, and products from their adjacent farm.
You can visit Bonlee Grown Farm at the following farmers’ markets:
- Fearrington Farmers’ Market – Tuesdays
- Carrboro Farmers’ Market – Wednesdays
- Moore County Farmers’ Market – Mondays and Thursdays
- Durham Farmers’ Market – Saturdays
Visit their farm and garden store at:
Bonlee HardWareHouse
530 Al Davis Rd.
Bear Creek, NC 27207
919-837-2120
amyraysugg@embarqmail.com
Amy tends to the pansies.
Ray and Amy Sugg pick peppers.
Amy with pepper harvest. Their farm and hardware store is in the background.
Sweet peppers and habanero peppers washed and ready to prep for making hot pepper jelly – YUM!
Amy cuts up the peppers to put into the food processer. Her kitchen is inspected by the NC Department of Agriculture since she makes value-added products for sale to the public.
Amy fills sterilized jars with the finished and still-hot pepper jelly. Amy produces all kinds of value-added products from vegetables grown on her farm, including relishes, jams and jellies, pickles, and more.