Category: About Three Rivers Market
Local Flowers
28th July
One of our blessings living in the Tennessee Valley is a bouquet of summer flowers. Our flowers are truly a treat for all the senses, with multiple deliveries a week from local growers Sarah’s Spice & Posies, Sugarfoot Flower Farm, and Little Mountain Flower Farm.
There are many benefits to buying local flowers. They are harvested at the peak of freshness, and with a smaller environmental footprint, they really do smell sweeter than imports. Flower bouquets reduce stress are the best kind of gift for a friend, spouse, or even yourself (#selfcare). You can also enjoy the fact that while you are helping yourself to local bouquets you are helping support local farmers, the local economy, and local beesš!
With flowers these fresh, who needs an excuse to celebrate? Treat yourself while they last!
Three Rivers of the Co-op
27th May
Have you ever wondered why we are named Three Rivers Market?
Most folks are familiar with the Tennessee River which flows through downtown Knoxville southward to Chattanooga and beyond. What you might not know is that the Tennessee is formed by the Holston and French Broad Rivers which flow from the Southern Appalachian Mountains and meet on Knoxville’s eastern edge.
Our name comes from the confluence of these three rivers. Like the rivers for which we are named, Three Rivers Market nourishes not only our immediate community but also our bio-region of the Southern Appalachians and our whole Southeastern Region.
To commemorate this regional heritage, we have a stylish new tote bag featuring a topographic map of our three rivers coming together. Show off your Three Rivers Market pride wherever you go while reducing your environmental footprint with this unforgettable reusable bag!
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Nourishing Change Report
7th April
Our customers care deeply about the welfare of animals. During March, you donated $7,309.96 to the Humane Society of East Tennessee, supporting adoption of abandoned animals through operation of a no-kill shelter, vaccinations, and spay/neuter support!
For April, you can donate your change at the register to the Blossom Center for Childhood Excellence, Inc.
Donations will provide healthy food for children cared for by East
Tennessee’s only non-profit, extended hours childcare center. The
Blossom Center offers high quality, 24/7 affordable services for working
parents.
Nourishing Change Report
1st March
Nourishing Change is Three Rivers Market’s monthly donation program through which we accept donations at our registers on behalf of a selected organization or project. Since the programās start in April 2012, weāve raised over $381,583.82 for 81 organizations.
Throughout February, our amazing customers rounded up their change at the register for the Shora Foundationā, raising $6,388.78 for this organization. Your donations will provide healthy food options for children and go toward developing a community garden in East Knoxville and providing weekly backpack meals.
During March, you can donate change for the Humane Society of East Tennesseeā. Your change will help to find homes for abandoned animals. Donations aid the operation of a no-kill shelter, vaccinations & spay/neuter support.
Seeds for Spring
15th February
It’s seed starting time in East Tennessee!!!
Whether you are
just starting out as a garden newbie or you are a certified, seasoned,
two-green-thumb pro, Three Rivers Market has exceptional organic and
heirloom seeds from Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company and Southern Exposure Seed Exchange.
Check out the UT Institute of Agriculture 2019 Tennessee Home Vegetable Garden Calendar to get frost dates, seeds start times, and general gardening tips and tricks. https://extension.tennessee.edu/publicatā¦/Documents/W436.pdf