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I'm seriously considering relocating to Fredericksburg from Austin and opening up a gift/yarn/?/tourist shop as my second career.
Although it's a small town, the proximity to DFW and Austin help keep the local attitudes more expansive and certainly provides a good influx of $$. The housing prices are right, and with a little elbow grease, I could make an older historic home shine. One of my worries is that I've become quite spoiled with the big Whole Foods and Central Markets in Austin. Where do people shop for healthy organic veggies? I'm an avid gardener but realistically can't see growing all my own produce and fruit trees take several years to get going. I'd love to hear thoughts on Fredericksburg from those who know the town well. Thanks! |
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I love Fredericksburg. It is a big tourist town too. I recall seeing a couple organic shops in the downtown street mall. Been about a year since I was there last.. so that may of changed. I think you'll love it there.. very green. Its one place I considered moving too.
Fredericksburg Herb Farm -- where heaven and nature sing... Do a google for Organic shops in Fredericksburg Tx and you'll get many results. |
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Actually there is almost nothing that comes up with 'organic shops in fredericksburg, tx' on google. Yes, The Herb Farm but no groceries, no health food stores, no produce, and no restaurants (other than The Herb Farm). Stuff in Austin shows up and a mail order place in Fredericksburg for organic raised beef. This is what I was worried about. I'm thinking there MUST be some farmer's markets or something local and unadvertised. Hmmm |
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I have a Friend in the area.. When I talk to him next, I will ask. Maybe he will know something.
I am not into organics myself, should be.. but I know its a healthy way to eat and live. Sorry the advise did not work. I know that they do have a Farmers Market, and I hope that will help you in your needs. Again good Luck. Found this will it help? Oma's Haus & Garten Center 1107 N. Llano St. Fredericksburg, TX 78624 830-997-0105 Homestead Healthy Foods 25 Thunderbird Road, Fredericksburg, TX 78624 Sago Networks 888/861-5670 Phone 830/997-5932 Fax info@homesteadhealthyfoods.com Organic beef and chicken; no minimum size order required. Last edited by Muhnay; 12-03-2007 at 04:15 PM. |
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In your gift shop, be sure to sell plenty of German items and post cards.
Post cards are always hard to find in Fredericksburg for some reason. You should sell nice post cards from the Hill Country and all over Texas too. |
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I need to get back to Fredericksburg. Maybe I'll come see your shop when I get there.
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