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Hello all you housebound persons! Want to get out? We are opening a strawberry and Vegetable U-Pick on the farm this year as part of our farm development strategy. We hope to start in mid to late July onwards for strawberries and vegetables. We will tentatively open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 9-4 and seeContinue reading “Strawberries and Vegetables in 2020”

If we can, we will supply what you need for your garden needs. But if you cannot find something on our site, please check out this site for other listings: https://gardensavvy.com

Thank you to all who have purchased seeds from us so far. We are still receiving and filling orders like mad and are hoping that you all get a great garden in this year. Might be the year to start if you don’t have one! In case you are wondering, please check out our listContinue reading “Selling out fast”

For the ‘greater good’, all seedy events have been cancelled for this year. But do not despair! We are still here and working hard to get everyone’s seed orders to them come hell or high water! You can order online at our shopify page, now that I have it sort of set up, but notContinue reading “Cancelled”

So we have sold out of the following tomatoes:Bulls Heart Oxheart, Black Oxheart, LutescentPeas: Bolero and Olympia, Edna’s Russian, Golden Sweet, Magnolia Purple, Beans: Neckar Konigin pole, Herronbohnli pole, Limelight, Red Valentine, Blue Jay (though we have Oma’s)Favas – Black fava, and Kabouli Black chickpea, Jubilee and MasterpieceNOTE: Golden Beets and Touchstone Gold beets shouldContinue reading “Sold Out and Changes”

Onward and Upward In 2020 we will add a strawberry and Vegetable U-Pick. Being our first year, we are not sure about the volume of berries that might come by June. I have a deep concern not to disappoint anyone, especially if travelers are coming from farther away. I would ask everyone to follow alongContinue reading “New Developments”

Our new logo by Devon Graham! “Tis the season to be Jolly…” 2019 Wraps up as a year to remember in many ways. The weather was gloomy and raining mostly, low temperatures for much of the long days of summer. Not much for growing things, but then, we take what we get and always withContinue reading “What’s New”