Each Spring begins with a new planting of seedlings in our spare upstairs bedroom. This year we have 48 varieties of tomatoes, mostly heirlooms, plus peppers, herbs and greens. They’ll move to our greenhouse when they’re big enough.
Late Summer Visitor
We’re helping to save the monarchs by growing late season flowers to feed them as they migrate through Cherry Valley. Zinnias, Mexican sunflowers, blue salvia and other offerings attract these travelers as they make their way to Mexico. And the butterfly milkweed that blooms in July makes a tasty snack for the caterpillars as they feed. (This spring we gave away free plants to our customers to take home and grow.) We’ve had dozens of the beauties visit the farm this week.
Season's End
Thanks to all of our customers, from near and far, who have made this season an enjoyable and successful one. See you in the spring.
Our Newest Offering
Mixed cherry tomatoes have been a big hit. Sun Golds, Pink and Purple Bumblebees, Sweeties, Sunrise and Blush Artisans, Pink and Green Tigers, Supersweet 100's, Black and Chocolate Cherries, and Juliets make a beautiful and tasty combination.
Our Top Seller
We planted 15 Sun Gold plants this year and still can't keep up with the demand. Thank you to all who have bought!
Shallots By The Basketful
We grew shallots for the first time. They're beautiful. Should've grown them before!
Beautiful Cherry Tomatoes
Finally! After a very slow start, with cold temps and little rain, we've finally seen the first of our cherry tomatoes!
A Truckload of Goodness
Our elephant garlic is a big seller.
That's a good thing because we have a lot!
A Bumper Harvest of Elephant Garlic
Our elephant garlic is a not-too-distant cousin of the leek, with a milder flavor. We love it as a substitute for the stronger garlic that grocery stores sell. Try it!
Summer Hiatus
After a very busy and wet spring, we take a break from the farm stand to work in the garden, weeding and getting ready for the late summer harvest. See you in July!
Road Trip
Taking a road trip to beautiful Potter County, PA was just what we needed after a busy, rainy and cold spring. The garden is planted (finally!); now it's time to wait till harvest time begins in late July.
Pansies Are Here!
A sure sign of spring, our pansies are ready for sale as soon as our farm stand opens.
Our Seedlings Are Started!
Our spare bedroom becomes the perfect place to start our seedlings. They'll be ready for sale in a few weeks.
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