Experience
Locally Grown Vegetables & Flowers
Large variety of fresh local produce and an immense selection of flowers!
Starter Plants
Chemical-Free Starter Plants
We do not ship in our plants. That is, all of our plants are started on site from untreated and/or organic seed and soil. We then nurture them with the best local care to ensure a superior product. Along those same lines, we do not ship out our plants either and only sell on site seven days a week.
Farmer's Market
On-Site Farmer's Market
In addition to what we grow on site, we feature products from other local growers as well. From our very own cucumbers and dill to the ever popular Anderson Truck Farms Bi-Color Sweet Corn.
Flowers
Hundreds of Varieties
In 2020 we added the largest variety of flowers we’ve ever had, with the Benary’s Giant Zinnia remaining our signature flower. For 2021 we have tripled the number of available flowers.
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Available now, Monday, August 17! If you want perfect canning tomatoes, do not delay in coming to get them! If you want imperfect tomatoes, there are four, 1/4 bushels available!
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Every winter, I watch folks haul buckets of pale grey ash out of their wood stoves and dump them straight in the trash. Used to do it myself, thirty years ago. I figured it was just the messy, useless leftover of keeping the house warm. Turns out, tossing that ash is like throwing away the finest garden amendment you can get your hands on. I started keeping mine dry in a metal bin out by the shed. Come spring, just a small handful at planting time completely solved the most heartbreaking, infuriating problem I used to have with my tomatoes. A tiny pinch stopped my water feature from turning into green sludge in July. It even fixes a very specific, very smelly emergency if your dog ever meets the wrong end of a nocturnal visitor in the yard. There are over forty different ways this powdery byproduct fixes problems around the yard and home. Nature rarely wastes anything, and neither should we. Don't empty out your ash bucket until you read this.
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