Our Herb Garden

All of our thyme, oregano, rosemary, & mint come from the “home garden”. During the growing season we also keep several varieties of basil, lemon verbena, cilantro/coriander, and parsley. Additionally we grow several seasonal varieties of cut flowers including sunflower, zinnia, and nasturtium.

This year we added a bay tree for fresh bay leaves and we also have a mature fig tree that produces approximately 25lbs of figs during a season that we turn to jam.

Owner & Farmer, Daniel Whittaker, checks on the health of cilantro that was still growing in December last year.
Sunflowers provide a beautiful cut flower for displays but also as an attractor of pollinators.
A farm volunteer helps cut back zinnias for table displays at a farm to table dinner.
Cut flowers from our garden placed in mason jars make an attractive and simple centerpiece.
immature thyme plants being prepared for harvest later in the year. Basil plants in the background.
varieties of zinnia grown for cut displays
Owner Daniel and farm manager Stephen cut flowers and pull young carrots for displays.
Nasturtium is known for it's beautiful edible flowers and leaves. It has a great spicy flavor we like to add to salads.
Besides a beautiful cut flowers this plant also attracts beneficial bugs.
4 acres of sunflowers grown in 2014
In 2014 we planted 4 acres of sunflowers for cover crop, cut displays, and to attract pollinators.

Our Herb Garden

Owner & Farmer, Daniel Whittaker, checks on the health of cilantro that was still growing in December last year.

Sunflowers provide a beautiful cut flower for displays but also as an attractor of pollinators.

A farm volunteer helps cut back zinnias for table displays at a farm to table dinner.

Cut flowers from our garden placed in mason jars make an attractive and simple centerpiece.

immature thyme plants being prepared for harvest later in the year. Basil plants in the background.

varieties of zinnia grown for cut displays

Owner Daniel and farm manager Stephen cut flowers and pull young carrots for displays.

Nasturtium is known for it's beautiful edible flowers and leaves. It has a great spicy flavor we like to add to salads.

Besides a beautiful cut flowers this plant also attracts beneficial bugs.

4 acres of sunflowers grown in 2014

In 2014 we planted 4 acres of sunflowers for cover crop, cut displays, and to attract pollinators.