Customer requests for additions are greatly appreciated. Janet and Hans have been selling at the market since June 2018 and look forward to expanding their offerings as they gain experience and continue to follow their passion for farming. All are raised using organic methods and materials. She offers bouquets along with grown-from-seed herb and flowering perennial plants, herbal teas and wheat grass at the Peachtree City Market. Janet has changed her focus from vegetable farmer to florist and herbalist–growing all of her own flowers and herbs to create arrangements which also include cuttings from plants found growing in the wild around the property. All are popular with the co-op and customers at Peachtree City Market. Hans is working on perfecting his production techniques for tomatoes, snap peas, green beans, cucumbers, blueberries, and several types of kale. Farming operations now includes three modest sized growing areas. His education and degree in the sciences has given him a unique ability to understand the soil, study seed selection, and develop creative and innovative ways to control garden pests and diseases using organic protocols and biological strategies. In 2014 Janet was joined by her son, Edward (Hans) Kuenzi who returned to the farm after finishing school. Janet Kuenzi started growing vegetables for her organic produce co-op in 1996 and the group is still active. With Line Creek as the east property line, the space devoted to farming is part of 31 beautiful acres on Fischer Road in Sharpsburg.

With some knowledge, a fair amount of skill, and a lot of love we bring Fire and Form to you.Įarth Woman Farm began as a family garden in 1993. It still amazes us how a lump of clay from the earthcan transform into colorful cups, bowls, and a plethora of other items. Each piece is carefully hand crafted with love. What started out as a hobby soon turned into a small business. After Tony saw how much fun I was having he decided to join me and he fell in love with clay as well. The moment my hands touched the clay and wheel I knew that I found my passion. Our creative journey began together in 2015 when I took my first pottery class after becoming an empty nester. Our functional ceramic work is food safe, microwavable and dishwasher safe.

I mainly create functional pottery pieces on the wheel, and Tony is the hand-builder who loves to use his hands to create unique one of a kind exquisite pieces to decorate your home. We are still deciding who is the fire and who is the form, but together we make beautiful ceramic pieces.

We are the husband and wife owners of Fire and Form Pottery.

Earth Girl by Janet Edwards