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25WELCOME TO RUSHY SPRINGS FARM!
You’ve found the ultimate destination for gourmet, hand-crafted chile products.
New to chiles? Here’s some news…they’re not all hot! Have a look around the site and see what makes your mouth water. Healthful, delicious, and versatile products are our specialty.
Do you allow people to check out your farm? We live in Jeff County and would love to see your farm. We garden on a very small scale. Thanks
thank you so much Jim for the wonderful tour. We will be back to buy some things. Sorry we had to leave in such a hurry. Everyone is ok. Thanks again. We really enjoyed all that you showed us and told us.
Mary
I just bought some of the “Tennessee Cherry Chile” powder from Jim’s stand at the “Spring Thyme in the Garden” event at the Rose Center in Morristown. I put it on the shrimp dish I made tonight for dinner, and it’s hot like I love. And it’s very flavorful and delicious! Jim was really nice & informative too. I just recommended you to everyone on Facebook. Thank you!!
I bought a bottle of Aji Tennessee sauce at Spring Thyme in the Garden and here we are 2 days later and half the bottle is already gone! My husband is the hot sauce lover but I have to admit this was awesome in stir-fry and pasta salad. I can’t wait to try more. So glad we finally found you.
Hey Jim – great meeting you at the market – too many choices, but that just means a lot still to discover – we are off to Panama but will be back in time for kimchi : ) – Best!
Is there anyway I can purchase some of your Tennessee kimchi?
You can send me a check to: Jim Smith
Rushy Springs Farm
230 S Rushy Springs Rd
Talbott, TN 37877 …or pay through Paypal to: rushyspringsfarm@gmail.com
Price is $11.00 for 5oz bottle. I can ship two bottles for $6.00. Three to six bottles ship for $13.00.
I presume you live out of convenient range of the Knoxville Market Square Farmers’ Market. But if that is a possibility, I will be there 9-2 the next two Saturdays and 10-2 from the second Sat after Thanksgiving til Sat. before Christmas.
Thanks for your interest. Jim
I am looking to start a hot sauce company and would like a new and unique pepper to use. I found you and your farm through Google and would like to inquire about your Tennessee Cherry Chile. Are you able to sell and ship to Colorado?
Thank you jim for the tour of your farm. Blaine and I had a great time yesterday. You really do have a gem of a farm. Your sauces are the best around. Looking forward to having some of them available at balter brewery once we open. Thanks again looking forward to seeing you at the market. .
Thanks with regard to delivering many of these terrific details.
I was interested in buying seed to plant for the upcoming season. Please let me know if I can purchase seeds so that I can get a head start indoors so plants will be mature come this summer. I would also be interested in visiting your farm if you allow guests. I would love to learn more about peppers and how to grow them better. Thank you for your time!
I do have seed that I can sell you. The bad news is that to get a head start on the season you need to germinate your seed in Jan or Feb. If I had the facilities and time to do so I would even plant seed in August for the following year. I do overwinter as many plants as I am able and have some that are seven years old.
You are welcome to visit my farm. In fact I am in great need of help and if that is of interest to you, I have a limited number of extra plants that I can trade for your labor. If you would like to contact me by phone the no. is 865 674-7004. Best time to reach me is before 9AM or after dark. Hope to hear from you soon.
Later, Jim
Just bought a bottle of Tennessee Cherry and Six Yellows from your Etsy shop… I left a review of the Cherry after only a taste off my finger, I couldn’t even wait to try it on actual food. I make my own fermented chile sauce from cayenne that I grow and have a 12-step-program-worthy addiction to hot sauce in general and this is one of the best ones I’ve had. For the type of sauce that it is, it’s simply perfect, thank you.
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My husband and i are interested in working for you we are farming with cattle and work with many crops . We take pride in our work and are also looking for long time employment. We both are residing in Morristown. We have no children at home and are willing to put as many hours in as you need us to.
Thank you
Cheno and Tammy Hernandez
My husband and i are interested in working for you we are farming with cattle and work with many crops . We take pride in our work and are also looking for long time employment. We both are residing in Morristown. We have no children at home and are willing to put as many hours in as you need us to.
You can call 423 277 3122
Or 865 347 7900
Thank you
Cheno and Tammy Hernandez
Thanks for your interest. I can certainly use the help. If you would like to come by the farm, other than to run an errand I should be here all of today and tomorrow. Sat is farmers market. rushyspringsfarm@gmail.com 865 674-7004. Looking forward to meeting you. Later, Jim
Please Help..can’t get to a site that tells me where your products are sold near me. My zip code is 37934, can you help me out? Thank you, Linda
There are currently no retail sites carrying my products. Quantity is very limited. 12 sauces are listed and described on ETSY which you can link from my “buy” page. If you are familiar with my products you can make a custom order for anything not listed, if not I can send you a complete list. I can give you a better deal on a special order as well. Thanks for your interest.
I would be interested in a list of your offerings. I was looking for cherry chili powder.
I have a limited amount of TCC powder, 8dram: $7, 4dr: $3.50 You can pay by PayPal to rushyspringsfarm@gmail.com or if you are local see me at the Market Square Farmers Christmas Market this sat and next 11-2. You could also go to my ETSY store and make a custom order request. My powder inventory is low as a result of limited time due to no help. (Peruvian Aji Amarillo, Boldog Paprika, Mayan Cobanero Love, Peach Habanero, Hand ground mixed chile, and mixed chile flakes. In 4dr only, Chocolate Scorpion, Ghost, and for $4, Carolina Reaper and hand ground Chile Pequine. In addition to sauce listings on ETSY I have Serrano, Chipotle, Peach Habanero, White Hot, Vol Sauce, Peruvian Aji Amarillo, and Chocolate Scorpion.
Jim:
I don’t know when I bought your Mild 5 Citrus Marmalade with Chile, Rosemary, and Ginger. It must have some time ago since I have not made it to the markets often since Paul’s illness and death. I had a large collection of gift and purchased jellies etc., and this was toward the back. The collection is dwindling because of limited shopping in the pandemic, which is probably one of the few good things about it. ANYWAY, I’m sitting on my screened porch listening to cicadas while eating your marmalade on toasted w/w tortillas and LOVING it. I miss the sight and taste of your booth, still the most beautiful of all of them. I hope you are staying safe and well.
Glenda Ross (The Blueberry Lady)
Thanks for the complement. I love that stuff too. The current update has 7 citrus. Maintaining those trees is a pain in the ass but sure provides me with great thinks; marmalade, milk shakes, citrus spritzers, citrus infused alcohol. I miss you too. And the market just isn’t the same in our new world. Best wishes.
THIS is from Ernie Meadows, Mountain Meadows Farm, 865 250 9299, please celle me
I usually only check my email in the morning so didn’t get your message until now. I’ll call you this evening when I get back from Knoxville.