La Falda Farm
We are a small homestead at the base of the Massanutten Mountains growing food, plants and habitat so people and nature can flourish together.
What’s growing on . .
Plant Sale
May 3 – 4
9 – 4 pm
Stay tuned for our Fall Sale to feature more perennials.
We love to kick the season off with a greenhouse full of beautiful garden starts to share. These seedlings aren’t too spoiled on fertilizer and climate-controlled coddling, so they have a good chance of withstanding the season’s weather and pest pressures. Grown from organic seed and potting soil.
Many heirloom varieties available of: tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, summer greens, squash, melons, herbs, beneficial flowers, and native perennials.
stewarding abundance
We strive to steward our ten acres with a wholistic perspective that considers all the many habitats that make up this place we call our farm. Catching the water and fertility that flows down through these foothills, we partner with nature to turn these resources into beauty, nourishment and plenty to share.
Garlic!!!
We can’t NOT grow garlic.
Extra Hardy German, seed-selected for adaptability to our mid-Atlantic climate. Culinary and seed garlic, available August – December.
Looking for assistance in assessing your landscape and designing for functional beauty? Lea is Permaculture Design Certified and has twenty years of experience observing and cultivating habitats for the fruitful coexistence of people, plants, and creatures. Call or email to set up a walk and talk.
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