Organic Today - For a Better Tomorrow! - Since 2006
Home of DFW's first All-Clean, All Farmers - Market Day!
Get All of Your Organic Gardening and Farming Products Here!
GARDEN SHOP / FARMERS MARKET Shop by Appt. Only
Tele 214-348-3336
REAL FOOD, GROWN with INTEGRITY!
Non-Certified/Old Fashioned Organic Practices Used - We ♥ Our Soil!
NO GMO's - EVER
FARM VISITS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY PLEASE
Tele 214-348-3336
Farm & Shop Located at
4710 Pioneer Rd., Balch Springs, TX 75180
Just 15 mins southeast of downtown Dallas 1 block north I20 @
Seagoville Rd.
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Eden's In the News & On-Line
Farmer Marie profiled in Green Source DFW June 29th, 2015
Growing Urban Roots -
Acres USA Dec. 2014 Issue
We've had a population explosion of kittens
at the farm. (This is what usually happens when someone moves, and
doesn't responsibly care for their animals by leaving them behind.) Thankfully,
Feral Friends and
Cat Matchers have come to our
rescue, actually, to the rescue of these little furry creatures! They have helped me trap, neuter or spay,
doctor and vaccinate, as well as re-home when possible, over a dozen
feral cats - so far! We aren't done yet, as we know of at least 2
more to go. It seems new ones show up periodically. Cats are wonderful, cute and very helpful at
a farm - but - do you know how many litters a single female cat can have
in just one year? Cat Facts; An
average cat has 1-8 kittens per litter and 2-3 litters per year. During
her productive life, one female cat could have more than 100 kittens.
A single pair of cats and their kittens can produce as many as 420,000
kittens in just 7 years. Unspayed female cats can begin
reproducing at 6 months of age and can produce a litter during the same
year of birth. Source fayettehumane.org/fun-facts/ THAT'S A LOT OF CATS! So, I wanted to help keep this situation from
getting out of control, and basically, just feeding the coyote population
as too many cats means territories get spread out away from the relative
safety of houses, garages and barns. Additionally, too many cats means a
flea outbreak each summer, cat fights among un-neutered male cats and a
whole lot of hungry and sick cats that can't be taken care of correctly.
To help support us here at Eden's with the feral community at the farm
for feed, flea meds and ongoing care - please click "donate" button
above. The farm is NOT a 501C3, so this is just a gift because you love kitties, and not tax
deductable. To make a straight, tax deductible donation
to either other organization, please click on organization name links above.
Eden's Organic Garden Center Proudly Hosts
1st, 3rd and 5th Saturdays, 9am - Noon
April thru the 1st Saturday in December
Open to the public - Lone Star Card Welcome
(Rain or shine - unless there is severe, bad weather.)
By appointment only
Teaching others about small local farming and personal nutrition is one of our passions here at Eden's. We feel that education is important in helping people strive to live healthier more fully independent lives.
Bring your group to Eden's Garden CSA Farm for an educational farm tour experience and learn about sustainable farming/gardening, food preparation, farm animals' place on the farm, take a scenic walk to see our honey bees, and stay for a special extended unit on honey bees or earthworms (Extra unit optional.).
One of our farmers will guide you around the farm for an interactive tour. Get up close with chickens, roosters, sheep, livestock guard dogs and horses; observe a working farm with guided tour of the gardens, bee hives, chicken coops, and horse barn. Pack a picnic lunch and eat under the old oak trees and enjoy an afternoon away from the city - just down the road.
• $10 student/tour sizes limited to 50 per group/day • $100 minimum • Call for reservations - dates are limited • 214-348-3336
Not affiliated with EDEN FOODS, INC
(yes, we REALLY have to put this on here.)