Our products are simply great tasting vegetables and herbs, freshly picked at the peak of ripeness. We grow all our vegetable starts from seed in order to ensure quality through every step of the process. Healthy soil promotes healthly vegetables if you start with a healthy plant.

We market our produce via a CSA subscription program, local restaurants, local farmers' markets, and at a farm stand in front of our house.

This section highlights the various fresh picked vegetables and herbs that we grow. Check the harvest schedule for approximate times that each of these vegetables will be available.

All of our extra transplants are sold at our farm stand so stop by in the spring to see what's available to plant in your own garden.

 

Arugula

Tender green leaves lend a rich peppery taste to salads or great on their own.

 

Green Beans


Beets

Red and Gold Varieties are grown

 


Broccoli

Brussels Sprouts

Cabbage

We grow both fresh eating and storage varieties

Carrots

Cauliflower

Orange and white varieties

Celery
Collard Greens

Corn

Partnering with neighboring farms to provide sweet corn during the summer supplemented with our own corn.

Cucumber

Grow both traditional slicing cucumbers as well as seedless/burpless varieties

Eggplant

Italian and Asian varieties

Garlic

Grown for our own garlic stock, both hard and softneck varieties. We make and sell garlic braids with the softneck variety.

Herbs

Many different varieties of herbs for fresh cutting and drying. Many of these herbs we also sell in pots. Herbs include:

Italian Basil, Lime Basil, Cilantro, Dill, Mint, Oregano, Parsely, Rosemary, Sage, Thyme


Kale

Leeks

Lettuce

Many different varieties of lettuces including full heads of romaine, butterhead, and green leaf. We also make a lettuce mix and include some spicy greens like arugula and mustard greens.

 

 

Mustard Greens

 

Onions

Yellow storage and sweet red varieties. Sold as spring onions in the spring to early summer and dried as storage onions in the fall. We also grow a selection of scallions for bunching

Pac Choi

Chinese cabbage using for stir frying and steaming. Pac Choi, Bok Choy, and Pak Choi are all different spellings for the same vegetable.

Peas

Sugar snap peas and shelling varieties are grown.

 

Pumpkins

Pie pumpkins or sugar pumpkins are grown for baking

Peppers

Sweet Pepper Varieties in green, red and yellow.Hot Pepper Varieties including jalepenos and chilis

Potato

Red and Russet Varieties

 

Radish

 

Summer Squash

Varieties include yellow squash and green zucchini



Winter Squash

Varieties include acorn and butternut

 

Spinach

 

Sweet Potato

Swiss Chard

Tomatoes

Various beefsteak, heirloom, and cherry tomato varieties are grown

 

 

 

 

 

 

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