We visited this farm in the middle of spring becau...

We visited this farm in the middle of spring because we saw they were selling garden plants. They had a good variety of tomato plants for sale that I've never seen in other larger nurseries, including black cherry, wild, and chocolate stripe. The employees were friendly and helpful.

Inside they were offering free refreshments and a 'door prize' that consisted of your choice of garden plant. They had local honey, pastries, drinks, and freshly grown produce for sale.

The farm also offer co-op farming for fruits, vegetables, and eggs. They have an annual tomato festival in the summer as well.