In The News - Most Recent Cucurbit Farm News Updates
THE RASPBERRIES HAVE ARRIVED AND THEY ARE DEEEE-LICIOUS
Jun 24, 2010 - It must be summer because Cucurbit Farm now has fresh raspberries available at the farm stand. Stop by to pick some up today!
BRING YOUR WINDOW BOXES & PLANTERS AND WE’LL FILL ‘EM!
Apr 16, 2010 - In May and June, bring your window boxes and planters into the farm stand, take your pick from our selection of annuals and perennials, and we’ll plant them for you. Check out our photo gallery for examples of hanging baskets, planters and window boxes we’ve created.
CUCURBIT FARM OPEN FOR THE SPRING SEASON ON APRIL 1
March 28, 2010 - Cucurbit Farm will open for the season on Thursday, April 1. Get your spring started right by checking out our selection of perennials and annuals.
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT PANSIES!
March 28, 2010 - Even with the ever-present cold and rain of spring, pansies will thrive - they prefer cold rather than heat. Cucurbit Farm has plenty of hanging baskets, planters and 6-packs of pansies ready to jump start your spring.
SQUASH AND WHITE BEAN SOUP
Sept. 27, 2009 - The next reciple in the “Cucurbit Farm Recipes” series is a hearty winter soup that’s sure to warm your insides (and your outsides!). Using many ingredients available at Cucurbit Farm, these recipes promise to be healthy, fun and easy to prepare. CUCURBIT RECIPES
FRESH FRENCH BAGUETTES DAILY AT CUCURBIT
Jul 10, 2009 - Just when you thought you couldn’t get EVERYTHING at Cucurbit Farm, we now have fresh French baguettes brushed with rosemary, olive oil and garlic. They’re baked fresh each morning at Concord Teacakes in Concord, Mass. and
available now at Cucurbit Farm!
SIGN UP FOR THE NEW CUCURBIT FARM MAILING LIST
Jul 1, 2009 - Sign up for the Cucurbit Farm mailing list to get the most up-to-date information on what's going on at the farm.
FARM BUSY THANKS TO LOCAL SHOPPERS
Aug. 7, 2008 - From "The Beacon" newspaper - Inside the Cucurbit Farm greenhouse on a recent Friday, the air was thick with the smell of fresh tomatoes hanging on tangled vines. MORE
A red-tailed hawk keeps an eye on
Cucurbit Farm from atop the barn cupola.