Our Seedling Lineup

Heirloom Eggplant

 Black Beauty

 Sweet Peppers

Heirloom Sweet Peppers

* California Wonder

* Corno Di Toro

Hot Peppers

Early Jalapeno

NuMex Joe E. Parker (chile Anaheim)

Heirloom Hot Peppers

Long Red Cayenne Thick

Serrano Tampiqueno (chile)

Ancho/Pablano (chile)

Cayenne Blend (chile)

Heirloom Tomatoes

Amish Paste

* San Marzano

* Italian Roma VF

* Cherokee Purple

Rutgers

Brandywine Red

Mortgage Lifter

* Beefsteak

* Ace

Gardener’s Delight

Howard German

* Black Krim

Red Siberian

Hybrid Tomatoes

Big Beef

Chef’s Choice

Better Boy

Big Boy

Celebrity

Principe Borghese

* Green Zebra

Red Pride

Better Bush

Solar Flair (Wild Boar Farms)

Black Vernissage

Hybrid Cherry Tomatoes

Lizzano

* Sweetie

Sun Gold

Supersweet 100

* Chocolate Cherry

* from organic seed

Spring Is Here!

March 20.  Spring!  We've started our peppers, eggplant, tomatoes and herbs indoors.  By this time we usually have peas, onions, leeks and greens planted out back.  Not this year.  Eighteen inches of snow have made that impossible.  But warmer temperatures next week should melt it all.  Then it's time to search for some pansies to open our farm stand for the spring.

Winter In Cherry Valley

The farmhouse is all decorated for Christmas.  

Best Wishes for a Happy Holiday and a Healthy New Year from all of us at Whispering Hills Farm.

Strawberries--A June Treat

We like them so much we've  added two more rows!

Asleep For The Winter

The berry patch--all trimmed and ready for spring!

Elephant Garlic: It's The Best

Elephant Garlic--related to leeks and milder than "real" garlic.

Horseradish Harvest

Our horseradish harvest was exceptional this year.

We'll have lots for making shrimp cocktail sauce and for roast beef.

These Robins Have Fledged

Looking Out The Back Window Of The Shop Brings a Surprise Discovery!

This Cuke Can't Wait To Grow!

Slicemore, Straight Eight, Homemade Pickles, Green Cluster and Armenian Burpless Cucumbers Fill A Whole 60' Row This Year.

Potatoes With A Backdrop Of Asparagus

The asparagus was wonderful this spring.  Now it's time for the potatoes to take the stage.  We have Kennebec, Katahdin, Lehigh, Norland Dark Red, Yukon Gold and Norkotah.

Pole Beans Will Be Ready Late

The lack of rainfall this month has really delayed these Kentucky Blue pole beans.  When they grow, they'll be delicious!

Our Roses Are Knockouts

The entrance to the farm is lined with beautiful roses.

Beautiful Sign of Spring

Our pansies sold out within days.  Next year we'll have more!

More Seedlings

Hundreds of tomato plants in 30 different varieties are ready for transplanting.  

Spring Cheer

A sure sign of spring.

Only Three More To Go

Rocks in the bottom of the hole make this a "hands-in" project.

The Help

As usual, Barley is a big help!

Another Project

The deer have made a larger fenced garden a necessity.

Indigo Bunting

What a beautiful surprise!