Fresh, Local, Family-Owned
Vegetables, Christmas Trees, Eggs & Rabbits
About Us
We are a small, family-owned, diversified farm in Franklin, Vermont. Now entering our eighteenth year on the farm, we offer fresh vegetables, eggs from our free range hens, rabbit meat (while supplies last), fresh vegetables - in season, three varieties of Christmas trees during the holiday season, and fresh baked goods and treats to order.
In early 2024 we lost the roof to our high tunnel/greenhouse in a massive wind storm. We are planning to repair it. In the meantime we will grow our vegetables inside the frame and hope for the new roof by the end of the summer 2026. Whole frozen rabbits remain available while supplies last. We made the difficult decision to discontinue raising rabbits in the fall of 2025. 300 – 500 Christmas tree transplants will leave the bed and begin their life out in the field before the end of May. Some of the very tall trees will be taken for firewood to make room in the fields. For the first time since we planted trees on this farm we will be fertilizing to bolster their growth. Plans are in place for a bigger chicken coop and maybe this will be the year I finally realize my outdoor kitchen/pavilion dream.
We strive to provide the freshest food, using sustainable practices, from happy livestock and soil.
The Farm
Vegetables & Eggs
The refrigerator is OPEN for the season. Fresh eggs and frozen rabbit meat are available. Check the Available Today page for jams, jellies, and fresh vegetables in season. Cash and PayPal accepted.
Freshly Baked
Fresh baked breads and delicious desserts from the farm kitchen are available year round. Jennifer will bake up some yummy deliciousness for your family dinner or just to satisfy that sweet tooth. 24-hour notice is requested for your order. In the off-season for certain fruits and vegetables, 48 hours may be required to obtain ingredients.
Christmas Trees
Choose and cut Christmas Trees are available the Friday after Thanksgiving and Saturdays and Sundays beginning Thanksgiving weekend through Christmas or until the snow gets too deep. We have Fraser, Fralsam and Balsam Firs ranging from four to twenty five feet in height.
All wheel drive, four wheel drive and/or good snow tires are NECESSARY if the weather is poor! Boots and proper outer wear are suggested.
