Perennial Beans-One small bean is a giant among bean plants.

When the giant of all beans reaches new heights unseen of by modern society, then it’s natural to find out why something so ancient was used so extensively.

Tree of the Week: The Pawpaw

The Pawpaw tree is one of our most favorite trees at our farm. Its unique flavor and ability to grow in less than ideal conditions make it a favorite edible landscape tree.

Chinquapin and the Ecos Red Apple

Our August newsletter featuring the chinquapin chestnut and our very own Ecos Red apple.

Summer & Fall Shipping: Potted plants, newly propagated plants, roots, tubers and field plants

We are currently shipping many potted plants on Mondays and Tuesdays during July and August.

All potted plants now -5 Percent Off-Expires 8-15-19

Order now and receive a 5 percent discount on all potted plants. Minimum order is $20.00.

Plums-Plants and Seeds

Enjoy our best selections of plums which are easy to grow. Use code: Plums10  Offer expires 8=15-19

Plant of the Week: The English Walnut

This english walnut can be grown outside of California. Read about it in our recent newsletter.

Plant of the Week: The Woodland Strawberry

The woodland strawberry can be best described as too small to pick yet with a flavor impossible to resist . Enjoy our plant of the week all grown from seed available for shipping now and grown in pots.

Plant of the Week: The Aronia Berry

Newsletter June 3. 2019    Every fall I make an Aronia jam. To do that I use the Sure Gel formula for Black Elderberry. It works great. When I first took it to a farm show for free taste tests, I thought no one would eat it. It is just too strong. Wow was I …

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Plant of the Week: Sweetflag

Sweetflag     The Iris Like Plant with a Heavenly Fragrance Our newsletter features one of the most fragrant plants grown at our farm. Although a wetland plant, the sweetflag can grow in non wetland conditions. We offer diploid fertile seeded plants grown from wild plants collected in Wisconsin. Our Newsletter