5703 208th Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98053
THIS YEAR is going to be a little bit different but still a lot of fun! We are hosting our FALL FEST beginning October 17 through Halloween! We will have organic produce available including honey from our bees, apples from our...
Dahlias are in full bloom right now and our dahlia share subscription is still available via our virtual farmstand.
Come visit us at the farm for our 2020 farmers market on one of the last two remaining dates– October 21st or October 28th, 3pm-7pm! There is still a ton of great fresh produce and other items to grab...
Morning Cup is the theme of Day 8 of the #homesteadersofigchallenge Typically this happens on the farm but I would love to take my cup of coffee like this every morning if only teleportation was possible. Farmer John and...
Bring your family, friend’s, pets, babies, and special someone’s to the farm on Fridays for an exclusive mini photo shoot courtesy of Jessica Farren Photography! These sessions will only be available for a limited time, and are offered at...
What’s Growing? That’s the theme for Day 7 of the #homesteadersofigchallenge Currently we have growing Strawberries, Blueberries, Raspberries, Cucumbers, Carrots, Tomatoes, Beans, Squash, Peppers, Pumpkins, Chard, Kohlrabi, Sunflowers, Dahlias, Lupines, Sweet Peas, Roses, Zinnias and flowers galore. . ....
Current Projects is the theme of Day 6 of the #homesteadersofigchallenge Farmer John and I are still enjoying our much needed time out on the coast but the work at the farm never really ends. . . Early this...
I love growing sunflowers The Day 5 theme of the #homesteadersofigchallenge is Vignette/Farm Art. Have you ever stopped to look at the pattern of seeds held within the center of these special flowers? Sunflowers are more than just beautiful...
This is one of our heirloom apple trees with comfrey planted at the base. When we restored the apple orchard and budded the old trees to new root stock I wanted the ultimate companion plant and organic fertilizer. That...
Growing tulips this spring definitely taught me several lessons. A couple varieties didn’t really make the cut but there are some I can’t wait to grow more of next year. The wind and the rain over the weekend really...
