A guide to understanding the market garden:

Attempting to nurture a relationship between farmer and consumer, the market garden perhaps most clearly demonstrates such an endeavor. In return for fruits and vegetables that are locally and organically grown by the farmer, the consumer offers to take on some of the risk of the artisan craft of raising a garden. The consumer is asked to buy a share of the produce grown in the market garden at a set price, prior to the start of the season.

What does a share entail?

There are various ways to become involved in the market garden.
You can:

 Purchase a whole season share which means you will receive a basket--averaging  around 6+ items-- per week from approximately early June to early October (five months).

  Purchase a half season share(first half or second half of season) which means you will receive a basket-averaging around 6+ items--per week for half the season; approximately 2 1/2 months.

  Purchase a bi-weekly share which means you will receive a basket averaging around 6+ items every other week for the duration of the season.

Because of the nature of the market garden, Spring produce will differ in substance and size from Summer and Autumn produce.

Each share is enough to supply three to four people with produce.

Our 2008 garden will contain approximately the following:

Arugula
Beets
Bok Choy
Broccoli
Broccoli Rhaab
Carrots
Chinese Broccoli
Chinese Cabbage
Cukes
Eggplant
Escarole
Field Green Mix
Lettuce Mix
Melon
Leek
Mibuna
Mizuna
Onion
Peas
Pepper
Potatoes
Pumpkin
Radish
Rainbow Swiss Chard
Rutabaga
Spinach
Spring Salad Mix
Tomatoes
Turnips
Zucchini

Pricing:
A full share is $475
A half season share is $240
A bi-weekly share is $240

Shares will be available for pickup at the farm every Saturday afternoon of the season, or at one of our farmer’s markets.

All fruits and vegetables are grown organically. All plants and seeds are non-GMO organic. The soil is enriched with vegetable and animal compost as well as mineral rock assuring a highly nutritious food.