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Locally Grown, Organic Starter Plant Delivery
A micro plant nursery delivering seedlings of your choice right to your door.
Why order from us?
ColorBlindWork uses heirloom, organic and non-GMO seeds to start our plants and in our greenhouse and outdoor gardens. We believe that how something starts is how it finishes, so we start healthy to end healthy.
When possible, we collect water using a rain barrel (cistern) and filter it before watering our gardens. Indoors, most water is from municipal supply.
We minimize the use of nonrenewable energy by arranging our gardens to take advantage of solar energy. It keeps our costs low and contributes to our net zero philosophy.
We deliver within a 25-mile radius of our primary location and schedule customer pick-ups in a central location near retail businesses. This helps our buyers consolidate their shopping trip. We also deliver near parks to encourage buyers to stop in for some exercise before our after coming to see us.
Did you know that by growing your own vegetables, you are also reducing your carbon footprint?
Use rainwater and the sun to cultivate!
What We Do
ColorBlindWork (CBW) plants seeds (literally and figuratively) and offers starter plants for sale to small-scale farmers and home garden growers. We also offer youth and adult programs that focus on the culture in agriculture, and CBW PlanTherapie, an energy channeling experience for those in need of a spiritual cleansing. Our events will include food, custom-made scented candles, meditation and music (one of our team members will play the keyboard and everyone will be invited to sing).
Who We Are – CBW Team
Cheryl Mc.
Chief Cultivator & Storyteller
A North Carolina native, Cheryl (pronounced “CHAIR-ul”) has over 15 years of direct growing experience, plus secondary experience watching her parents grow vegetables at home. She spends her free time with family, working with data that proves discrimination and in PlanTherapie to cleanse her mind and body.
Risse M.
Greenhouse & Accounting Assistant
A North Carolina native, Risse is both a grower and a numbers person. She believes in vegetables as medicine and never fails to tell others the secrets to her longevity and good health. Risse enjoys working outdoors in her yard and gardening.
Mr. William
Lead Farmer, Guitarist and Consultant about all things
Mr. William grew up working the land with his parents and grandmother in South Carolina. His grandmother taught him how to find medicines in the woods, knowledge brought from across the Atlantic and also through Cuba and passed on though the family. He can grow just about anything but is well-known for his collards, tomatoes, okra and watermelon.
Sean R.
Fitness & Nutrition Guru
Sean is a former professional athlete and current Sports and Fitness Trainer. He works with youth and adults of all ages to improve their skills in competitive sports, rehabilitative training following an illness or injury, or in general health and wellness. He grew up with his dad growing vegetables at home, and bringing them up from “down south.”
the blog: Roots, Stems & Shoots
Benefits to your health
25
the number of hours per summer week spent planting, watering, fertilizing and staring lovingly at your plants as they grow.
10
the number of years eating vegetables can add to your life expectancy.
5
the number of customer deliveries that can be made daily, per driver
1
the number of minutes it takes to place an order via the online store
Grow some of what you eat!
Gardening adventures
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