We will be open Saturday Nov 15 & Dec 17 to help you create local holiday meals!

Thanks for a great season! The farmstand is now closed for the winter, except for Fall CSA pick ups, and our special holiday Saturdays. Come visit us on Nov 17th and Dec 19th, and stock up for the holidays.

Hours

Farmstand is now closed for the season, visit us at the Norwich & Lebanon farmers’ markets! We’re also opening on two special Saturdays this fall, November 15 and December 17, to help your holiday feasts be local and organic!

In the farmstand

In addition to vegetables and flowers, customers can find locally made products such as artisan cheeses, honey, maple syrup, organic milk, yogurt, and ice cream, and farm-made jams and pickles, as well as books, note cards, Cedar Circle Farm tote bags, caps, t-shirts, and sweatshirts.

Customers can also shop for garden tools and unusual and interesting fair-trade garden pottery imported from Mexico—beautifully painted ceramic pots in many sizes, along with colorful frogs, salamanders, butterflies and turtles—perfect for decorating homes and gardens.

A family-friendly farm, kids entertain themselves in the sand box, while parents shop or enjoy espresso drinks and baked goods in the Hello Café, within view of the play area.

Throughout the season we offer an abundance of seasonal vegetables and berries starting with asparagus and rhubarb in early June and pumpkins and root vegetables into the fall. You-pick certified organic berries draw customers to the farm for strawberries beginning in mid-June, blueberries in July, and pumpkins in the fall.

Our annual harvest festivals celebrate strawberries the last Sunday of June and pumpkins the Sunday of Columbus Day weekend. Horse-drawn wagon rides to the pumpkin patch are also offered the last two weekends in October.

The farmstand and café close for the season at the end of October, allowing the crew to take a much needed break until the planting begins again in February.

Seasonal PYO Crops

Check our homepage for the latest updates on picking conditions.

The Season At-a-Glance:

• Strawberries 3 weeks in June.
• Blueberries 3 weeks in July - patch closed for 2011 (berries available at the stand and at the Norwich, Hanover, and Lebanon farmers markets)
• Herbs June -September.
• Flowers July-September .
• Pumpkins October

New! Seasonal PYO Crops

Give the gift of flowers to your family, friends or neighbors.

Our Bouquet CSA Share is a beautiful new way to support the farm using the traditional CSA model, and is a great companion to our other CSA options. Come to the farm once a week for eight weeks, at your convenience, and cut your own bouquet from our spectacular cut-flower garden. Each week you can choose ten large flowers, twenty small flowers, or any equivalent combination you like. This new option is perfect for people who might not have time to garden but love to have fresh flowers around all the time. Visit our CSA page to sign up!

Photos by Robert Eddy; Kimberly Grant

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