Welcome Veggie Lover!
Scroll down for our Plant Sale! These plants are still growing happily in our greenhouse: they will be ready for pick up in May.
This season we are offering pop-up shares on a weekly basis instead of a season-long CSA share.
To get on our e-mail list to receive an approximately once-weekly note about the farm and our vegetable offerings as well as our classes, simply enter your name and email at the bottom of the page.
Thanks for being part of our farm and our lives!
Scroll down for our Plant Sale! These plants are still growing happily in our greenhouse: they will be ready for pick up in May.
This season we are offering pop-up shares on a weekly basis instead of a season-long CSA share.
To get on our e-mail list to receive an approximately once-weekly note about the farm and our vegetable offerings as well as our classes, simply enter your name and email at the bottom of the page.
Thanks for being part of our farm and our lives!
Pop Up-Share - for pick -up Thursday April 22
Please order by Thursday 8 AM for pick up on the farm Thursday, April 22nd between 12:00 to 7 PM. Your order will be on a table next to our red pack-shed with your last name on the bag.
While we do our best to get our veggies squeaky clean, none of our produce is officially "ready-to-eat". Wash your produce before devouring it.
*you can order as many or few items as you like*
*if you'd rather pay by cash or check when you pick up, please send an email first to confirm!*
*If you need to pick up the day after, we can accommodate -- just reach out with an email*
Parsley - bunch
$2.68
Such a refreshing addition to our eggs in the morning, or our grain dishes, or our salads. Sweet and vibrant.
Young Rainbow Chard, 1/2 lb bag
$4.12
A mix of chard rainbow colors from our high tunnel. Swiss chard just delights us with it's bright colors and its buttery texture and rich flavor in our soups and sautees.
Carrot, 5 lb
$13.99
A 5 lb bag of carrot roots that made it through the whole winter out in the field with just snow for a blanket.
Carrot, 2 lb
$6.18
Because one pound of carrots isn't enough. These are topped carrots -- just the sweet orange roots.
Young Kale & Kale Raab -- 1/2 lb bag
$4.12
This kale will be bagged young red russian -- tender and great for salad or sautee.
You will find some tender buds of kale flowers -- the kale is beginning to start to form flowers to bloom this spring. This is essentially a delicious and tender kale raab, similar to broccoli raab but without the bitterness. Enjoy this incredibly tasty stage in a kale's life that you won't be able to find in the grocery store.
Carrot, 10 lb
$23.99
Stock up on sweet carrot roots! Some of the last of our storage carrots from the winter.
Mesclun/Spring Mix! - 1/2 lb bag
$5.15
High quality salad mix! This week: a mix of red oakleaf lettuce, mild lime green tokyo bekana, green romaine, a bit of frilly red baby mustard, and green endive.
Chives
$2.68
First chive bunches of the season! Tender and lovely with sweet little purple buds. Primo.
Spring Nettles - 1/2 lb
$4.60
Order some nettles for your spring soup! Or to dry for a nourishing tea all year.
These are stinging nettles from a patch we grew from seed. They will sting if you touch them with your bare hands (the stinging will go away in some hours however, and I have used it as a treatment for achy hands and arms from tendinitis. It's not the end of the world if you get stung.). You can prepare by putting on gloves and then chopping them, or simply get a hot pan ready and dump them in from the bag. Heat destroys the stinging, so a quick steam or sautee and you'll be safe to touch and eat them.
-Sauteed Nettles: Heat a pan with some butter or oil and dump in nettles from the bag (or after a coarse chopping). You can eat the stems and leaves. Sprinkle some salt to taste. Cook until nettles are tender; about 15 minutes in a covered pan. Add a dollop of butter before serving.
-Nettle Soup: Repeat above. Then, immersion blend the nettles with a quart of broth (chicken, veg, whatever you've got). Add more butter if you're like me. Add some fish sauce or anchovy paste. You can thicken this soup with roasted potatoes blended in, or add some other flavor with sauteed or roasted onion. This is my family's traditional Easter soup!
Nettles - 1 lb
$9.00
Order some nettles for your spring soup! Or to dry for a nourishing tea all year.
These are stinging nettles from a patch we grew from seed. They will sting if you touch them with your bare hands (the stinging will go away in some hours however, and I have used it as a treatment for achy hands and arms from tendinitis. It's not the end of the world if you get stung.). You can prepare by putting on gloves and then chopping them, or simply get a hot pan ready and dump them in from the bag. Heat destroys the stinging, so a quick steam or sautee and you'll be safe to touch and eat them.
-Sauteed Nettles: Heat a pan with some butter or oil and dump in nettles from the bag (or after a coarse chopping). You can eat the stems and leaves. Sprinkle some salt to taste. Cook until nettles are tender; about 15 minutes in a covered pan. Add a dollop of butter before serving.
-Nettle Soup: Repeat above. Then, immersion blend the nettles with a quart of broth (chicken, veg, whatever you've got). Add more butter if you're like me. Add some fish sauce or anchovy paste. You can thicken this soup with roasted potatoes blended in, or add some other flavor with sauteed or roasted onion. This is my family's traditional Easter soup!
Spinach - SALE - 1/2 lb
$2.69
This spinach was seeded on Christmas Eve 2020. Misfortune befell some of the seeds so less than we hoped grew up, but boy did they ever grow up! This spinach has leaves so large it has scared visitors to the farm. It also has some leaf damage from a pack of marauding slugs. It also has sweetness and is a vibrant green color and will be perfect if you intend to cook it or wilt it. Sale Spinach!
Plant Sale
Make an order for pick up at the farm Thursday May 13 or Friday May 14 between 12 and 7 PM both days.
* Note -- we may add new varieties and if we do, you'll hear about it in an email if you're on our list. The date for pick up may change. If we change it, we'll also notify you by email. Happy Plant Shopping!
* Note -- we may add new varieties and if we do, you'll hear about it in an email if you're on our list. The date for pick up may change. If we change it, we'll also notify you by email. Happy Plant Shopping!
Lively Italian Orange Sweet Pepper - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
An open-pollinated sweet Italian pepper that's bright orange, sweetly flavored, and very productive.
Magnum Orange Habanero - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
A bright orange, hot, productive habanero. You know what to do!
Don't be surprised if the heat makes you do adventurous things....
Aji Dulce - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
Our sweet dragon of the garden. With all the flavor and complexity of habanero without the terrifying dragon heat. The best ever, period!
Chalk Art - Alya Kaiser
Sweet Bell Pepper: Mountaineer - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
In 2020 we did not have enough sweet peppers for the high demand! This year, with Mountaineer and some other favorites we aim to change that.
Seed from Fruition seeds -- an early, productive and delicious red bell.
Poppy Mix - three 2 1/4" pots
$5.90
A mix of poppy varieties. Could include: Jimi's Flag, After Midnight (pictured), Poppy Drama Queen. We love poppies! These varieties are all from Wild Garden Seeds. (click link to see their poppy page)
Striped German - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
I love this heirloom tomato most of all! It's ginormous and full of bold colors and stripes. It's delicious eating and has been productive for us.
Here's a picture of some striped german tomatoes next to baby Nico for scale. We were about to pulp these tomatoes up for the seed-saving process.
Indeterminate.
Paste Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
This paste tomato is an Italian Heirloom with an ability to tolerate late blight pressure - a key feature in any tomatoes that we are hoping to get big harvests from since 2009!
We are looking to increase our production of tomato sauce this year and can't wait to harvest these lovely paste tomatoes and begin to simmer them down with onions, garlic, and maybe even some eggplant!
Roma VF Paste Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
A highly productive determinate plum tomato with 4 oz fruits. A plant with a lot of disease resistance with thick-walled fruits.
Jasper Cherry Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
A very sweet and smaller size red cherry tomato. This used to be our only red cherry tomato and we found it could grow well into the late summer and early fall. Once there were a significant amount of ripe tomatoes, we would clip cherry tomatoes in tresses for our customers.
High resistance to Late Blight and moderate resistance to Early Blight.
Indeterminate.
Black Beauty Eggplant - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
This is a classic Italian Eggplant with smaller size 5-6 inch fruits. You may want to trellis this plant to keep it upright as the fruit production comes in fully and can weigh down the plant. No spines on Black Beauty!
Honey Drop Cherry Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
A cherry tomato with a rainbow of colors, all in one variety! We can't guarantee what color tomato your plant will produce...so maybe buy a couple to get a variety!
Black Krim - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
Black Krim is an heirloom bred in Crimea in Ukraine. This is an open-pollinated and indeterminate variety that will benefit from treillising and pruning. Fruits are 8 oz. If you'd like a "black" tomato in a smaller size, try Black Cherry.
Ground Cherry - 2 1/4" pot
$2.68
Ground cherries are one of my favorite plants for the garden -- a reliable fun snack for children and adults.
The ground cherries or husk cherries are ripe usually once they fall to the ground and the papery husk turns whitish golden. The fruit inside will be golden and has a range of flavors from pineapple to sweet-tart tomatillo. In abundance they can be used in jam, ground cherry pie (a PA dutch classic), or just added to sautees that need a little bright sweetness.
Benefit from trellis, but it's not required.
Rose de Berne Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
We have grown and loved this heirloom.
I'll let Petra of Fruition Seeds speak to its attributes:
"If we could only grow one single slicing tomato, this would be it. A Swiss heirloom and a Brandywine cousin, the depth of rich fruit flavor makes Organic Rose de Berne Tomato our favorite for sandwiches and, truly, everything else. Her soft, translucent pink skin rarely cracks, even on the largest of the 4 to 6-ounce tomatoes. Rose de Berne is pure abundance once she starts producing and some Late Blight tolerance offers extra weeks of harvest even when disease arrives."
An indeterminate plant that will require treillising and will benefit from pruning.
Thai Basil - 2 1/4"
$2.68
Thai basil is a favorite for thai sautees. Once or twice a year I make an attempt at creating Drunken Noodles and I require thai basil. The result is always good and the thai basil is crucial. I also like to use it in other dishes that I cook - and it can often find a home as a garnish in sweet dishes.
Many people like to use thai basil to pair with desserts (like...with ice cream!).
This plant is beloved by pollinators and quite a lovely garden herb.
Chamomile - 2 1/4" pot
$2.68
Such a beautiful and giving plant! Our favorite nightly tea for me and Nico.
Each pot will have a little clump of chamomile plants, which you can plant as a clump or separate gently and spread out in the garden.
I like to grow a patch of chamomile and then allow some to go to see so it will spring up again the next season.
Tea is made from dried flowers.
Ancho Poblano Pepper - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
Mild chilis for stuffing (chili rellenos!) or for chopping and using to add a bit of heat to a roasted, rich-flavored tomato sauce.
Brandywine Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
Big, lovely 16 oz fruits that are the glory of the heirloom world.
Juicy flesh and a great balance of sweet and acid.
Potato-leaf foliage and an indeterminate growth habit: this plant will require treillising and will benefit from pruning.
Black Cherry Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
Black Cherry is one of our favorites in our rainbow cherry tomato mixes. Black Cherry is a dusky brownish red cherry that is bigger than most cherry tomatoes and consistently productive and healthy late into the season for us. They have a rich flavor that we gravitate to for snacking.
Victoria Rhubarb - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
Grown from seed. Plant this spring for a light harvest starting next spring. We adore our rhubarb row, and just recently started a new one. Rhubarb is a perennial that provides great pie ingredients (reddish-green stalks) in spring. One of the plants my Nana grew behind her house in New Jersey in their small garden.
Just don't eat the leaves....:)!
Sprouting Broccoli - Piraciacaba - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
This is a big and bountiful broccoli plant that will produce many tender spring broccoli sprouts if given enough room. It requires a couple feet around it and some good compost to fuel its continued late May and June sprouting. I love fresh snacking on this broccoli and also doing a quick sautee with its tender stems included as well.
Habanada Peppers, 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
These peppers have a fruity, complex flavor reminiscent of habanero but without the heat.
They are very productive.
Moldovan Green Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
A large open pollinated tomato which is ripe when green with a hint of yellow. It's mildly fruity and acidic with a bright flavor. Indeterminate.
Grow a green tomato! Freak people out! Then, win them over when they realize it tastes amazing green and ripe!
White Queen Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
We love this big white tomato with a pink blush for it's pleasant flavor and surprising lovely look. White queen is a productive and indeterminate tomato that thrives in our garden.
Estiva Red Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
This is our go-to red slicing tomato for the field. First recommended to me by Erica Bowers-Lavdanski at B&H Farm in Morgantown as a perfect and beautiful slicer for the field.
A great size for slicing and putting on sandwiches or chunking up for salads. Always a nice even red with good yield. Indeterminate in growth.
Jedi Jalapeno - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
A new jalapeno that's very high yielding and doesn't easily crack or check. The fruits are about 4 " long when mature. They produce over a very long harvest season.
Glow - Sweet Snacking Pepper - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
A sweet and delightful 2-4" orange snacking pepper that has been super productive for us over the past many years.
Nasturtium, Dwarf Jewel Blen - 2 1/4" pot
$2.68
This mix has all sorts of colors, so get a couple plants for a red, yellow and orange experience. The plant will trail and vine so you could put it in a hanging basket or just let it lounge around and mound up in a corner of the garden.
Last season along with offering the edible peppery nasturtium flowers to restaurants we started to offer the beautiful edible pinwheel leaves, too. This plant is so lush and magical. And full of edible joy all season until frost.
Zinnia - Mix of Colors! - 2 1/4" pot
$2.68
A couple different bright and happy zinnia varieties. It is easy to save seeds from zinnias at the end of the season and keep your garden glowing and going for next year!
Magic Bus and Pinca Mix. Check out the Wild Garden Seeds site to see these zinnias, some of our favorite types.
Hopi Dye Sunflower - 2 1/4" pot
$2.68
The sunniest flower for food, dye, and enjoyment native to the Americas! This is a 6-10 foot tall sunflower with a rich history. Read up on growing and it's amazing past at Truelove Seeds, where we purchased our seed this year.
Holy Basil/Tulsi "Kapoor" - 2 1/4" pot
$2.68
Oh I love this plant! It is the best single source herbal tea-plant you can grow in my humble opinion. It will do well in a container or in the soil. It is so revered for it's medicine and it's loveliness in India and I think you will shortly learn why.
Pick leaves and flower and use for tea fresh or dried. Allow some to bloom and you will be feeding the bees. If you allow some of the flowers to make seed, you will have an annual volunteer coming back from seed each spring.
Basil, Italian - 2 1/4" pot
$2.68
Italian large-leaf basil as you know it and love it. This variety is called "Rutger's Devotion" and it's downy mildew resistant, which is important these days. We have enjoyed growing it and picking it into late summer.
Pesto, pizza, summer in a nutshell! (Don't forget to get your tomatoes to go along with it!)
Green Zucchini - Dunja - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
A dark glossy green zucchini. The plant is nice and open for easy harvest. We love green zucchini plants not only for their lovely fruits but also for its big blossoms, which can be picked and added to sautees or stuffed with cheese and battered and fried for a very special treat.
48 days to maturity.
Purple Blush Tomatillo - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
A highly productive, sweet fruity variety of tomatillo with a little purple blush on the fruit. Tomatillos can be sliced raw in salad or roasted for an amazing salsa. We always find our tomatillos are much more productive and less susceptible to disease than the vast majority of our tomato plants.
Ping Tung Eggplant - 2 1/4" pot
$2.68
Ping Tung is a high-producing Taiwanese eggplant. It grows long slender eggplants that are great for stirfries and roasting. The fruits grow up to 11" in length, though you may want to harvest a little younger and smaller for more tenderness. Protect plants from flea beetles and potato beetles with floating row cover until they begin flowering.
Smooth Operator Yellow Summer Squash - 4 1/2 " pot
$5.15
This is a special one! I was about to give up on growing yellow summer squash because the spines on these plants are so harsh on the hands and arms of the harvester, not to mention the tender little fruits as they are pulled from within the plant! But this smooth operator is borne on a spineless plant meaning a painless harvest for all.
We bought these seeds from the all-organic seed company High Mowing and are just as excited as you are to enjoy the tasty harvest. Powdery Mildew resistant. Harvest fruits at 6-7 inches long. 50 days.
Cherry Bomb Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
Cherry Bomb is a full-bodied flavor red cherry tomato with very good late blight resistance. We switched to this variety from the smaller-fruited Jasper and have been happy about the high yields, delicious flavor, big cherry size and disease resistance.
Sungold Cherry Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
Sungold is such a cherry tomato superstar. These little orange sunshine snacks are perfect for a home garden with hungry little gardeners. They sometimes split after big rains, so pick just before and if you get splits you can pick them and roast them for carmelized extra sweetness.
These will be big and healthy plants, bursting to get in the garden and start growing.
Fred's Tie Dye Dwarf Tomato - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
Here's a beautiful tomato that seems to be the dwarf version of one of our absolute favorites, Pink Berkeley Tie Dye. Both varieties are pink with metallic green striping, except Pink Berkeley is indeterminate and needs lots of trellising and pruning and Fred's Tie Dye is a 3 foot tall compact version that can thrive more easily in a container or smaller garden.
Get some big heirloom beauty in a small package.
Fruits are 5-6 oz slicers with a rich, well-balanced sweet flavor.
Marketmore 76 Cucumber - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
This is a classic open-pollinated cucumber variety that's great for slicing for salads. You can also make them into pickles. The cucumbers are 8-9" long when mature and very dark green. This cucumber is a strong producer and tastes good. We grow it every year.
National Pickling Cucumber - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
(photo credit Fruition Seeds).
This is a new pickling cucumber to us, but is the winning favorite pickler of one of our new favorite organic seed companies, Fruition Seeds. Petra at Fruition Seeds writes, "The perfect pickle! Impressively prolific, these gorgeously blunt-ended pickling cukes average six inches, though we often harvest them smaller. Whether you’re snacking in the garden, tossing on salads or pickling a pint or filling your pantry, National Pickling will not disappoint you."
Bright Lights or Rhubarb Red Swiss Chard - 2 1/4" pot
$2.68
In the spinach family, chard always has a buttery richness that I love as a cooked green. Bright Lights & Rhubarb Red Chard are bright and beautiful- yellow, pink, white, red and deep rhubarb red. This plant can be grown as an ornamental and edible!
The farmers at Liberty Gardens, the organic veggie farm where I first had a farm job, grow swiss chard as an ornamental in the flower bed in front of their house as well as in the field as part of their crop production.
Calendula, Resina -- 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
One of my most favorite garden flowers which is also a superb medicinal. Flowers are bright yellow, cheerful and plentiful, especially if you pick the flowers off as they mature to make room for new ones. Calendula flowers are excellent in teas and are also a common ingredient in salves for skin healing. A plant that brings in the sunshine in so many ways! Called Calendula because they are quite hardy and in a mild winter can bloom every month of the calendar year. (Don't expect that in this climate, but I have seen them blooming in late november). Saving seed from these guys is easy too. Check out some details on that and also the source of our calendula seed here: https://trueloveseeds.com/products/resina-calendula-1
Giant of Italy Parsley - 2 1/4" pot
$2.60
Italian flat-leafed parsley. When I was in first grade we had to make a little book about our favorite vegetable and I chose parsley. I loved eating the thick juicy stems which are sweet in the spring and late fall, and salty in the summer. My teacher disqualified that choice, saying that parsley is not a vegetable. I disagree -- I think it can be either depending on mood and use!! Go parsley go!!
We plant it out 1 foot in row, 3 rows to a bed.
Dwarf Green Curled Kale - 4 1/2" pot
$5.15
A highly productive curly kale, growing to 12-18" in height. A smaller size than the classic curly kale to better fit a container or smaller garden. For us, curly kale often grows through the summer and then persists into the winter, beginning to look more and more like a palm tree as it gets taller and lower leaves are picked and eaten.
Classes
NEW! Plant walks in April.
Rooted Home Herbalism - March 20 to September 18: Pay in Installments, Now PRORATED for starting April 24
$328.30
Join our class for this season! *NOW PRORATED** We have held our first class and have 2 spots left. You can still join.
A first installment of $328.30 is due by April 24 to join class. The second installment of $328.30 is due by June 1st to continue class. To avoid credit card fees included in our online price, you may pay two installments of $313 in cash or check. Make checks out to Broad Wing Farm LLC.
Class includes seven Saturdays of in-person instruction throughout the light half of the year, a binder of herbal reference materials, and materials for recipe-making.
Rooted Home Herbalism - March 20 to September 18: Pay in Full - NOW PRORATED to start April 24
$656.00
Join our class for this season! ***NOW PRORATED** We have held our first class and have 2 spots left. You can still join.
Class includes seven Saturdays of in-person instruction throughout the light half of the year, a binder of herbal reference materials, and materials for recipe-making.
To avoid credit card fees included in our online price, you may pay $624 in cash or check to reserve your spot by April 24. Make checks out to Broad Wing Farm LLC.
Plant Walk - Saturday April 10
$15.00
Sold out
Herbalist Shannon Muldoon will lead this walk at the Furnace Creek Reservoir in Robesonia on Saturday April 10 at 10 AM. These are her childhood hiking grounds and she can't wait to share her knowledge of plants with you on this walk.
The trail is located at the Furnace Creek Reservoir in Robesonia.
The parking lot is located on Furnace Street (T493) next to the fish hatchery.
Please call Shannon (610-334-3392) if you have any questions about location or need assistance with the directions.
GPS coordinates: 40°20'23.0"N 76°08'44.8"W
**Inclement weather reschedules this walk for the following Saturday. We will be following CDC guidelines: please wear a mask. Please stay home if you feel sick or have been in contact with someone with Covid. You may bring payment in person to the walk, but make sure you email or call us first so we can confirm your registration. broadwingfarm@riseup.net or Shannon at 610-334-3392**
Plant Walk - Sunday April 18! Date Change!
$15.00
This plant walk will take place at Broad Wing Farm Sunday April 18 from 1 to 3 PM. We'll start in the center of the farm in open fields and continue onto a trail through the woods.
To find the farm, use this address:
Broad Wing Farm
95 Mountz Rd, Morgantown PA 19543
* We will be following CDC guidelines: please wear a mask. Please stay home if you feel sick or have been in contact with someone with Covid. You may bring payment in person to the walk, but make sure you email or call us first so we can confirm your registration. broadwingfarm@riseup.net or Annie at 610-286-9473**