Fresh Start Growers Supply

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from April 25, 2016
  

  Jacqueline F. asked:

  We have a lot of talented gardeners on this page...we have been using fresh start for our organic veggie garden. However, recently we have been looking for a second supplier...do any of you garden organically? Where do you go for your supplies?

  

  Gary G. replied:

  Buntons is no more ..but across the street is http://freshstartgrowers.com/

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• Referral from October 2, 2015
  

  Beth T. asked:

  Hi everyone! I recently finally bought a house here in Louisville, not renting and I am starting to make plans with my new garden. Don't really know the best places in the area to buy plants-- especially fruit. Would love to put in some trees. Sour cherry, figs, peaches. I will drive for cool places to buy. Where are your favorites? Ornamental shrubs and trees too. Much thanks :-)

  

  Amy B. replied:

  http://freshstartgrowers.com/

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• Referral from April 12, 2015
  

  Lois M. asked:

  Any other Square Foot Gardeners in this group? For me, the hardest part was sourcing the five different types of compost. The usual suspects are generally easy -- composted cow manure, mushroom compost, etc. I thought I'd share a couple of unusual ones that I was able to find locally. LOBSTER COMPOST at St. Matthews Feed & Seed (Chenoweth Lane) and BUMPER CROP SOIL BUILDER at Grant Line Nursery in New Albany. Both are made by Coast of Maine. The Bumper Crop contains composted cow manure, sphagnum peat, aged bark, worm castings, lobster and crab shells, kelp meal, dehydrated poultry manure and both Endo & Ecto Mycorrhizae. http://www.coastofmaine.com/mn-bumpercrop.shtml . Thought this might be helpful to someone.

  

  Jacky S. replied:

  You can always add worm castings, homemade compost,etc to the soil. There is a store at Jefferson and Wezel called Fresh Start Growers Supplies. I'm sure they could assist you in amending your mix Betsy Ramey. 502-442-7883. 1007 Jefferson Street.

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• Referral from July 12, 2011
  

  Alexandra C. asked:

  Any suggestions on where to find topsoil for garden beds--to buy or for free! Thx. We are putting in a community garden at Boston Ct and plan to have 6 4 x 8 beds this year and more next year.

  

  Alice R. replied:

  We are located at 1007 E. Jefferson (at the corner of E. Jefferson and Wenzel, entrance off Wenzel across from Bunton Seed). Hours are M-F 8:30-4:30 and Sat 10-4. Come see us! www.freshstartgrowers.com or https://www.facebook.com/pages/Fresh-Start-Growers-Supply/90075492867?ref=ts

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