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September 2012
BAR-B-Q SEASON WRAP UP

This summer Catskill Harvest customers were treated to not 1 but 2 terrific Bar-B-Q events - the first, on July 21, was our second annualCustomer Appreciation Day. This event meant a lot to us because 2012 marks our 5th year in business - how time flies! And although we say it often, we'd like to take this opportunity to say it again: Thank You! We are so appreciative of all the support we have received from the community during the past 5 years that we feel we can't say it enough.

And, on Saturday August 25, we were thrilled to host another BBQ event - this one a fundraiser for the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Sullivan County. Thanks to everyone who attended - the Extension was able to raise a few dollars and, perhaps more importantly, sign up quite a few new members. As a reminder, the Extension offers advice and services on a variety of subjects - agriculture, horticulture, soil & water conservation and more. Click here to learn more about them.
 
(We'd like to call out a special thanks to Catskill Harvest's kitchen team -Eric & Anthony - for being the best burger flippers in Sullivan County at both these events!)  

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Members of the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Sullivan County
at the BBQ on August 25. 
 
FALL GARDENING

Late summer and early fall is a bittersweet time for those of us who love gardening.  On one hand, shorter days and chilly nights signal the end of summer approaching.  On the other hand, most folks love fall weather - and so do plants.  Gardeners know now is a great time to plant trees, shrubs and perennials - the sun is less brutal, and there is still plenty of time for new plants to get established before winter.  Take advantage of great fall prices, too - our remaining nursery stock is currently on sale for 40 - 60% OFF. And if you're on a tight budget check out The Daily Green for some money saving fall gardening tips.

We still have enough plants left for larger projects, and can special order, too. There are evergreens for wind breaks (which will pay for themselves in energy savings), and many other trees, shrubs and perennials to choose from. If you've got a project that's been on your mind, contact the folks at our sister company, Catskill Harvest Home, at 845-292-3833 - they'd be happy to give you an estimate.

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CATSKILL HARVEST HOME PREPARES FOR COOLER WEATHER AHEAD
 
The First Day of Autumn is Saturday, September 22.  During this season our sister company, Catskill Harvest Home, starts booking indoor jobs for the winter months, such as painting, finish carpentry, new fireplaces or wood stoves, and general renovation & remodeling work.  As you begin to prepare your home for fall & winter, consider having Douglas Yaun or Will Foster from the Catskill Harvest Home team prepare an estimate for any projects you may be thinking about - roof and window repairs or replacements are good places to start. The Farmers Almanac says this is going to be a colder than normal winter - not just colder than last year - so be  prepared.

Call us or email. 845 292 - 3833 /
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FEATURED
PRODUCT
MUMS 
Locally Grown
MUMS

Catskill Harvest's mums are grown right down the road in Jeffersonville by Bonnie Cunningham at Le Petit Jardin Garden.  At just$4.99 each, adding a little fall color to your garden has never been more affordable.
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SPECIAL

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New Hope Mills
PUMPKIN SPICE
Pancake & Muffin Mix

It's back!

A seasonal customer favorite and great NY State product.  Regularly $3.99... mention this email and take

$1.00 OFF

(Offer good through September 30)
NOW HIRING

Do you or someone you know have a love of great food and/or gardening?  Catskill Harvest is currently accepting applications for full or part time market help.  Interested candidates should forward their resumes tohr@catskillharvest.com.

ON A PERSONAL NOTE

Good luck to Catskill Harvest staff membersShaughn Goggin andDayna Halperin, both of whom started classes at Sullivan County Community College this week.

And Bon Voyage to staff member George Huraj, who will be travelling home to the Czech Republic later this month.  Don't worry - you'll see his smiling face back at the market come October!

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Open Monday - Friday 9 - 7, Saturday - Sunday 8 - 6.
Market Phone 845-292-3838  Business Office 845-747-4117

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