"We Want Our Gardens to be Beautiful": Roger & Mary Winstead of Beautiful Edibles

By Peggy Pirro

Published November 19, 2024 at 10:48 AM CST

Roger & Mary Winstead own Beautiful Edibles farm in Newburgh, and are founding co-owners of Local Source, Evansville’s online food hub and farmers market. Learn how they’re changing the way we get our local food in this end-of-the-season episode.

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