Author of the article: Greg Cowan
Publishing date: Dec 11, 2020 • December 11, 2020 • 3 minute read • Emily Veldman (left) and Sara Brown plant lavender at The Purple Hollow just north of Walter s Falls in Meaford last summer. The upstart farm was awarded over $7,000 in cash and prizes after placing first in the 12th annual Meaford Dragons event held earlier this month. Veldman hopes to open the farm to the public in August. Photo supplied.
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A startup lavender and cut-flower farm just north of Walter’s Falls won the top prize in the 12th Annual Meaford Dragons event.
The Dragons awarded The Purple Hollow $7,600 in cash and prizes including the $500 Meaford Rotary Club Audience Choice Award at this year’s event modelled after the popular CBC show.
Author of the article: Greg Cowan
Publishing date: Dec 11, 2020 • December 11, 2020 • 3 minute read • Emily Veldman (left) and Sara Brown plant lavender at The Purple Hollow just north of Walter s Falls in Meaford last summer. The upstart farm was awarded over $7,000 in cash and prizes after placing first in the 12th annual Meaford Dragons event held earlier this month. Veldman hopes to open the farm to the public in August. Photo supplied.
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A startup lavender and cut-flower farm just north of Walter’s Falls won the top prize in the 12th Annual Meaford Dragons event.
The Dragons awarded The Purple Hollow $7,600 in cash and prizes including the $500 Meaford Rotary Club Audience Choice Award at this year’s event modelled after the popular CBC show.