Bees n’ Berries Farm LLC

Some exciting finds this morning on the farm before the rain comes...

Deer had pretty much decimated our elderberry patch in past years. We fenced in a small portion of the remaining plants with the hope of getting a small harvest. This morning I confirmed that some large bushes along the brush line are indeed elderberry plants. Either the birds spread the seeds or we moved some of the plants while cleaning up brush. Either way, it's an exciting find with tons of flowers on the plants. Now to figure out how to harvest the berries when they are ripe.

We also got the blueberry netting up last weekend (slightly easier than anticipated because it is typically a very frustrating task). We still have some mending, patching and tightening to do but we're almost there. This morning, some purple berries could be spotted among the berry clusters. We're getting closer to blueberry season! (Now to finish weeding and mulching before the berries ripen.)

We look forward to having berries at the farm stand in the next few weeks!!

When the black raspberries ripen, we will have an abundance! They ripen almost all at once and usually are done in 2-3 weeks. They are a favorite!

*Update: there are some jalapenos, a few parsley and some golden zucchini left.

Last day. $1/each. The stand will be cleared out tomorrow. Next up...black raspberries and blueberries in 3-4 weeks.

All plants left in the stand are $1.

There are still some big, beautiful plants remaining. Come get what you need for your weekend gardening.

The rain scared customers away but it looks like it has come to an end and planting can start back up again. Still plenty of plants remaining. $2/each.

Last Chance!

This is what we have left for plants (with the exception of an extra tray or two or jalapenos). They grew tall with the heat we had earlier in the week and are ready to go in the ground. We planted our tomatoes and were sure to plant them nice and deep so the stems could root.

All remaining plants are $2. We would love for the plants to all find a garden this weekend!

Here is what we have while supplies last:
Jalapenos
King of the North Peppers
Cayenne Peppers
Pink Bumblebee Tomatoes
Sun Gold Tomatoes
A smattering of heirloom tomatoes
Sour Gherkins
Pickling cucumbers
Parsley
Butternut squash

And a few stragglers of other things...

240 Levita Rd. Lebanon
Organic seeds and soil

It officially feels like farm season with the warm weather and chores stacking up. It feels awesome to be up early and working in the gardens. As things kick up, we are working hard to get the berry patches in good shape. The weeding and mulching is in full force, berries are setting and we are optimistic for another great season. Our rhubarb is going crazy and it makes the best rhubarb crisp! The bees have finished pollinating a home orchard and are heading back to the farm to forage soon. Homesteading chores like finding creative ways to use up our many eggs and baking bread are underway. (This week was a harsh reminder that baking on a hot day is not the best idea.)

Our plant sale was a big success and we are planting our own seedling this week. Thank you to everyone who came out and supported us. We appreciate you! If you missed it, there are still plants in the farm stand each day until they sell out. Our order form has been updated with what we have remaining and can still be used to place an order and pick up at the stand. We are continuing our sale of buy 3, get 1 free (the order form won't reflect it, but we will let you know your discounted total). https://form.jotform.com/261206680693157

Continuing buy 3 get one free today and parsley is available for $1/each while supplies last.

Special: Buy 3, Get 1 Free

We still have plenty of plants left and they are ready to go in the ground. We begin our planting this week at the farm and we don't have enough room to plant everything.

Help us out and come grab some plants! Buy 3, get one free this week.

We still have lots of tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and squash. Herbs and flowers are sold out.