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tasty roast, which you prepare for the oven. www.motherhouse.us JUNE 12 & 13 Annual Rhubarb Festival. Rhubarb cob- bler, rhubarb compote, rhubarb ice cream, and more made with our farm-grown rhu- barb. 32 Rte 37 E, Sherman; noon–5pm; 860.355.0271; www.whitesilowinery.com JUNE 18 11th Annual Ice Cream Social at New Morning Natural and Organic. 100 per- cent of your $5 donation benefits Safe Ha- ven’s free shelter and services for victims of domestic violence. Bring the whole fam- ily and enjoy a refreshing summer sun- dae. 738 Main St South, Middle Quarter Mall, Woodbury; 4–7pm; 203.263.4868; www.newmorn.com JUNE 19 CT NOFA Urban Organic Tour invites you to experience a day exploring New Haven’s many and varied private, community, and school gardens, with a particular emphasis on growing food in small spaces. 10am– consultants mentors gardens Please see our directory listing. www.ctcommunitygardening.org Heirloom Tomato Plants Over 40 varieties grown without chemicals Reserve your plants early! TOPMOST HERB FARM 244 North School Road, Coventry www.topmostherbfarm.com carole.miller@att.net 860.742.8239 EDIBLE NUTMEG RING 2010 9 3pm, rain or shine; $20; 203.8885146; www.ctnofa.org Hindinger Farm Strawberry Festival. Join us for family hayrides, fun clowns, lots of food and entertainment, and of course, beautiful, delicious red juicy strawberries. Rain date is June 20. 835 Dunbar Hill Rd, Hamden; 11am–5pm; 203.288.0700; www.hindingersfarm.com JUNE 19 & 20 Festival on the Farm (formerly “A Taste of the Litchfield Hills”). Haight-Brown Vine- yard will celebrate its 25th year with wine, food, and music focusing on local, organic, and the unique. There will be crafters, ven- dors, and food from around New England. 29 Chestnut Hill Rd, Litchfield; Sat 11am– 8pm, Sun 11am–5pm; 860.567.4045; www.haightvineyards.com www.EnglhCoaGardens.com Garden dign, inaation & maintenance 860 307 9499
