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Farm Fresh to You!

Shop our farm market for farm fresh produce: our own tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, eggplant, kale, swiss chard, native peaches and nectarines!

Garden-to-Table: Harvest Tips & Recipes

There’s something incredibly satisfying about growing your own fruits and vegetables — and nothing beats the taste of just-picked produce. At Whitney’s Farm, we’re all about celebrating that garden-to-table goodness.

Cool Down With These Shade Garden Ideas

When the summer sun blazes, shady corners of the yard become treasured retreats. But shady areas can also be tricky to design. With the right plants and layout, however, you can turn even the coolest, dimmest part of your garden into a lush, serene sanctuary. Here are some shade garden ideas to help you beat the heat and embrace the beauty of low-light spaces.

Planting Evergreens

Join Laura from Garden Answer as she shares tips on Planting a Bunch of Evergreens, Cotoneaster & an Ornamental Grass!

Garden Center

At Whitney’s Farm Market and Garden Center you’ll find a complete selection of garden supplies and solutions for your everyday needs.

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Update Your Porch Pots for Late Summer

By August, even the best-looking porch pots can start to look tired. But don’t toss them just yet—late summer is the perfect time to give those planters a pick-me-up. With just a few fresh plants and a bag of quality potting mix, you can revive your containers and enjoy a new burst of curb appeal that lasts right into fall.

Late-Season Stars for a Resilient Garden

When summer turns up the heat, your garden doesn’t have to wilt in defeat. Late-season planting is the perfect opportunity to introduce heat-loving, drought-tolerant plants that thrive when the temperatures soar. Whether you’re refreshing tired beds or filling in blank spots, these hardy performers are ready to shine—no matter how hot it gets.