High Dry Farm, Sultan, Washington….Certified Organic
Days are getting shorter and nights are getting colder. High & Dry Farm is still producing terrific crops of tomatoes, but this will last for just a week or two more.
This week, at our farmstand, and at tomorrow (Thursday’s) Snohomish Farmers Market, we will be selling:
Every year we try out a few new vegetables, and every year we fall in love with one of them. This year, it is yellow Romano beans – Meraviglia di Venezia – fantastica!
Romano beans are seldom seen in markets in this country, but they are much-loved in Europe, and especially in Northern Italy, where they are an essential staple. This variety is colorful, tender, and flavorful. Cook them like any green bean, or add them to minestrone soup as Italians have been doing for centuries.
We will be selling them at the Snohomish Farmers Market (3pm-7pm) this Thursday, but quantities are limited, so don’t be late!
Here is a partial list of what will be on sale at the Farmers Market –
That’s not a tomato. This is a tomato.
“Aussie” heirloom tomato variety. If you visit our farmstand to buy one of these, rent a trailer.
High & Dry Farm Self-Serve Farmstand
32814 120th St SE, Sultan, WA 98294
This week our farmstand is well stocked with beautiful produce! We have heirloom tomatoes, 5 varieties of summer squash, 3 varieties of cucumbers, onions, green beans, cabbage, leeks, kale, basil, potatoes, and eggplant.
Thursday we returned from the Snohomish Farmers Market with some unsold produce (basil, tomatoes, eggplant) and a beautiful loaf of Sea-Salt Focaccia bread from The Cottage Bakery. We made a simple basil pesto (with just basil, olive oil and Parmasan cheese). We sliced the focaccia, smeared it with pesto, topped it with sliced tomato, grilled eggplant slices and fresh mozzarella. Honestly, it was the most delicious sandwich we have ever eaten!
And for one of the best and simplest soups you will ever taste – try our leek and potato soup recipe.
This is our wash/pack room at High & Dry Farm. This morning we picked 200 lbs of cucumbers and we will be picking more daily for the next 6 weeks. Does one of these have your name on it? Three varieties are available now at our self-serve farm stand, along with heirloom tomatoes and a variety of other produce items. Everything is Certified Organic.
32824 120th St. SE, Sultan – off the Basin road. Payment by cash, Venmo, Paypal, Zelle or, if you happen to catch us nearby, credit card or WIC.
Oh-oh, looks like it is time to restock the farmstand! As word gets around, sales at our self-serve farmstand is becoming pretty substantial. No worries! We are presently harvesting about 40 lbs of tomatoes, 20 lbs of summer squash, and 100 lbs of cucumbers daily so there is no chance we will run out.
Farmstand customers – please take note: There is a box to accept cash payments, and posted QR codes for payment by Zelle, Paypal, or Venmo. If farmer Mark happens to be nearby when you visit, payment by credit card is also an option. If you anticipate making a large purchase, text us at 425-268-2198 so we can harvest precisely what you need exactly when you need it.
High &Dry Farmstand is at 32814 120th St. SE, Sultan, WA 98294
High & Dry Farm’s self-serve farmstand presently has these certified organic items for sale-
Farmstand address: 32814 120th St. SE, Sultan, WA
We just finished transplanting the last row of our high tunnel with cucumbers. We have 270 tomato plants and 450 cucumber plants, and all them are growing by leaps and bounds now that the weather has finally warmed, after one of the coolest springs in recent history. It will be another couple weeks before we start harvesting these warm weather veg, but in the meantime our self-serve farmstand has bagged salad mix, cabbage, kale, green onions and an assortment of bunched herbs.
High & Dry Farm will be vending today at the first meeting of the season of the Snohomish Farmers Market. Join us on Cedar Avenue in Snohomish, 3 pm-7 pm.
Large healthy certified organic tomato plants in “trade” gallon pots, are now available for purchase at High and Dry Farm. These are $9 each, including tax. This is slightly cheaper than the big box stores charge for plants that are not certified organic.
Plants can be picked up at our self-serve farmstand at 32814 120th St. SE.
Order and prepay on-line before pick-up.
We have the following varieties: Abe Lincoln, Amish Paste, Arkansas Marvel, Aunt Ginny’s Purple, Aunt Ruby’s Green, Aussie, Austin Red pear, Beam’s Yellow Pear, Benviento, Big beef, Bison, Black Beauty, Black Cherry, Black Krim, Bloody Butcher, Brandywine, Camp Joy, Carbon, Cherokee Purple, Dingwall Scotty, Earl of Edgemont, Estiva, Flamme, Frachetta di manduria. German Johnson, Goose Creek, Grandpa’s Minnesota, Ibsen’s Gold, Ilses Yellow, Impulse, Jasper, Kellogg’s Breakfast, Kimberly, Lucky Bee, Manitoba, Neve’s Azorean Red, New Hampshire Surecrop, Olga’s Round Yellow Egg, Peace Vine, Prescott, Pruden’ Purple, Sakura, Salvaterres, San Marzano, Sebastopol, Ste Lucie, Stupice, Sungold, Sunpeach, Tommy toe