Local Produce and Garden Book

 All of our tomatoes are of the heirloom variety. Heirloom (non-hybrid) tomatoes are typically sweeter than the standard grocery store tomatoes and they come in a variety of colors. Tomatoes are ripe and ready to eat in late May to early June thanks to our greenhouse.

All of our melons, including watermelons, and squash are also of the heirloom variety. What we offer at the farmers market is a different array of cantaloupes, honeydews, pumpkins, squash, and watermelons that you would not find in the grocery store. Our best selling melon, Rich Sweetness, weighs less than 1 lb! 

We love colorful food so much that we also have started growing purple carrots. Purple dragon and Nebulas are our favorites! Purple carrots are anthocyanin-rich and contain lots of lycopene (aka great for fighting cancer). 

We currently grow two different types of cucumbers - one for pickling and the other for munching on. We always have plenty of cucumbers to sell starting in June.

For the 2020 season we added three different types of radishes. Our artichokes are in their fifth year of maturity and we have added a fourth variety this year.  Other produce we added includes: Copra onions, Walla Walla ontions, non-GMO corn, and tomatillos.

*Due to COVID-19 we are not at the farmers market this year. We still take online orders*

Our produce is mainly for sale at the local  Nampa's Farmers Market held every Saturday from 9 am - 1 pm from mid-May until October.

We can sell produce in bulk orders, such as for canning or restaurant use, when contacted ahead of time via phone or email. Our garden goodies are sold based on when they are in season and when they are available. You can always contact us to see what we have in season. Prices may change each year.  

 How to Doctor Your Garden: And Other Important Garden Shit is a self-help, organic practicing, gardening book written with a sense of humor and some colorful choice words to counter the doldrums of normal gardening books. In this book, the author shares important information and lessons she and her husband learned while starting a garden and farming business. It guides readers through all of the steps of starting a garden, diagnosing common plant diseases, selling at the farmers market, and how to keep a nice bush.