Winter 2025-2026

Selling vegetables, flowers, and plants every Saturday morning at the
Durham Farmer’s Market.

While winter is the slowest season, it is still an abundant time here at the farm. We have lots of vegetables in the ground outside and in our high tunnels so we have a full table ever Saturday at market.

The nursery is closed for now but will be open again as spring arrives. Open dates to be announced soon.

Check out the list of our available perennials and shrubs.

Recent views of the farm

@durhamfarmersmarket tomorrow Love is the answer
My goal with carrots this fall was to grow two types: huge and giant. 🐋🥕 You may have noticed I have lots of big roots at market these days. This is intentional although I realize I am asking people to commit to more vegetable than they may be use
Winter market season @durhamfarmersmarket begins tomorrow morning. 9-12 every Saturday now through March. I am cold and wet from market prep this week, but really looking forward to sharing the vegetables. Big fennel, big carrots, big rutabagas, big
Escarole and radicchio as well as carrots, rutabagas, turnips, watermelon radishes, fennel, cilantro, collards, and some dried flowers all coming to a very special pre-Thanksgiving market this afternoon 2-5 @durhamfarmersmarket See you soon and from
I will have beets and rutabagas at @durhamfarmersmarket tomorrow!!!! 🍄‍🟫🍄‍🟫🍄‍🟫
Spidermums and the Incredible Hulk @durhamfarmersmarket this Saturday, I’ll have lots of greens, carrots, other roots, the last poblanos of the year, and even more… you’ll just have to come see for yourself!