Plants
An abundance of plants thrive in the deep, rich soil.From garden vegetables and flowers to fruit and hay,
something is always growing at the farm.
| Ripening tomatoes The crop is used fresh or frozen for soups and sauces. |
| Indian corn Ears of indian corn ripen in early September. This corn can be used for decoration, corn meal, popped corn or animal fodder. |
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Pumpkin patch Field pumpkins, corn and sunflowers in the late summer. |
| Jack-be-little pumpkins Mini pumpkins for decoration or baking. | 
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Cornucopia Indian corn ready for bunching for the farm stand. |
| Forest giants These huge maples are at least 150 years old and still growing strong. Tim, standing at the tree base, is 6'1" tall. |  |
| Sunflowers Seven-foot-tall plants sprouting multiple flower heads, the sunflowers are a source of fragrant cut flowers and food for birds in the late summer. |
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 | Blueberries A major crop on the farm, four-hundred blueberry plants produce their bounty in August. |