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1/21/2009 12:00:00 PM
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Deborah Broide (973) 744-2030 DeborahPub@aol.com WHITE FLOWER FARM ANNOUNCES "THE GREAT TOMATO CELEBRATION RECIPE CONTEST" Christopher Kimball of America's Test Kitchen will Choose the Winners This year at White Flower Farm, it's all about edibles! The new Spring 2009 catalog (available at www.whiteflowerfarm.com) offers over 145 varieties of tomatoes, as well as dozens of vegetables and fruit plants for home gardeners. And to kick off The Great Tomato Celebration of 2009, White Flower Farm is sponsoring their first ever recipe contest -- The Great Tomato Celebration Recipe Contest. The contest is limited to residents of the continental U.S. CONTEST RULES:Prizes: One grand prize and two runner-up prizes will be awarded. Grand Prize -- Awarded for Summer 2009:Prize for each Runner-up: Contest winners may have their recipes published on the White Flower Farm website, and/or local or national media outlets. Christopher Kimball, publisher and editor of Cook's Illustrated and Cook's Country magazines, and host of America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen public television shows, will choose the winners. White Flower Farm is a proud underwriter of Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen. How to enter:Email entries to Tomato@whiteflowerfarm.com or send by mail to: Tomato Recipe Contest White Flower Farm PO Box 50, Litchfield, CT 06759-0050 Good Luck! Barb Pierson, the nursery manager at White Flower Farm, is available for interviews upon request, as are other experts. Please contact: Deborah Broide, Deborah Broide Publicity, (973) 744-2030, DeborahPub@aol.com White Flower Farm is a family-owned nursery located in northwest Connecticut. Since 1950, they have been gathering, evaluating, growing, and selling a wide range of annuals, perennials, shrubs, vines, bulbs, and houseplants representing the very best varieties from around the world. Plants shipped are true to name, free of disease, and in prime condition for growing. While in the area, stop by White Flower Farm with its five acres of display gardens, or visit www.whiteflowerfarm.com, where you will also find helpful gardening information including how-to videos. White Flower Farm -- we make your garden grow. |
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