Garden fever

Seed to Spoon is growing in a new way this year. In addition to farming, we’re now offering landscaping services!

We are excited to help victory gardeners grow more food, build soil, and create beautiful outdoor spaces. In Your Garden has more info about our skills & services – check it out!

Deep breath – time to start the 2012 CSA Season!

Its been a lovely long winter, but springtime change is in the air. After much procrastinating, our 2011 CSA Season Report is complete. It’s just in time to celebrate the leeks germinating & announce we’re accepting CSA members for the 2012 season!

Every year at the farm is different – new varieties, weather, people, twist-ties.. it’s exciting to think about all the possibilities & hope you will join us!

2011 CSA Season Report

New 2012 Registration

Posted in CSA

Seedy nights


Seeds (plus flashy new twist ties & a badass harvesting hook) have arrived! Well, there are more to come, but it’s enough to get started with the leeks this evening. The 2011 CSA wrap up report is almost done & then we’ll start contact folks about this upcoming year!

Turning to fall


It’s that time of year – the veggies are harvested, cover crops planted, and compost piles tidied.

We’ll be at the St. John’s Farmer’s Market for another week or so — check us out for fresh organic sourdough bread, herbal teas, and the last of herbs & greens for the season.

To our lovely CSA members, faithful market goers, family & friends – thanks for another wonderful year!

Week 12 – steady on

Hi CSA members!

Our warm season things are coming on so slowly, but we’re confident everyone will delight in a taste of each over the next few weeks – please bare with us as we deal out these small quantities.

In the full shares
Potato – russet burbank variety
head of garlic
2 leeks
bunch green onion
carrots
beets or brussels sprouts
fennel frond
SURPRISE PACK consisting of zucchini or pepper AND broccoli or cherry
tomatoes or tomatillos (every share got the same dollar value)
Kale or spinach
Lettuce mix with edible nasturium flowers
Bunch of basil

In the small shares:
Potato – russet burbank variety
head of garlic
bunch green onion
carrots
zucchini
lettuce

Thank you all for your support this season. We hope to see you at the farm for a potluck & possible garlic planting party September 25th, from 12-3 rain or shine!

Please feel free to contribute to our newsletter & help out your fellow CSA’ers with stories on preserving, blanching or cooking. We always love to get recipe ideas — send ‘em if you’ve got ‘em! We’re updating the website more regularly now, so please keep checking back for inspiration.