New on the Farm

May15 to 16 and 22 to 23* 

Our plant sale this year is by reservation only to maintain covid safety.    

• Tomato plants!
• Incredible variety of herbs like Black Cumin and Pineapple Sage
• 10 varieties of zinnias
• Selection of native flowers to attract bees, butterflies and birds
• 20 varieties of peppers!

 * Farm members get an additional two days of private shopping before the sale opens to the public!   

Special Mother's Day gifts

Why give your mom just any old flowers when you could give her flowers that nurture birds, butterflies and at-risk bees?  

We have special opportunities for moms to plant beautiful native flowers at the farm---or simply for you to give a gift in her name that will help nurture wildlife the way she nurtured you.  

Reservations for the May 8th planting event are very limited for covid safety (and masks are required).    

More information and registration click the button below.

Saturday am, May 1st, 8-10 am

Join local birding expert Sally Avery on a (socially distanced) bird walk at the farm.  

This annual event is a treat for bird watchers who can learn about--and hopefully see and/or hear--many of the species that stop over at the farm during  spring migration, or who call the farm home year round. 

Space is extremely limited, open to just  10 "birders" following COVID guidelines for mask wearing and maintaining social distancing.  Please dress for the weather, including mud-proof shoes.  Binoculars are recommended.  

Day Camp programs for kids 3 - 18

  Our camp programs are rooted in nature, and give kids a connection to the natural world that can last a lifetime.  

This year, we have exciting new programming for older kids, like "Art in Nature," "Growing Drama on the Farm," 

and our FEED program which helps kids solve real-world problems.

Please note: 

We are following the guidance of the Cohasset Board of Health and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to ensure the safest practices for your family and our community.

7 week programs starting April 12th

These 7 two-hour, drop-off sessions are for three age groups (4-7, 8-11, 12+).

 Each age group will be led by 1-2 experienced farm educators through a fluid, yet structured schedule that may include reading a story, hands-on learning, farming, ecological experiences, games, crafts, and more. 

Of course, there is always room for diversion, allowing educators to follow the children’s interests.

8 week programs starting April 9

Now families can participate in our spring educational programs---together!  

• Plant and grow veggies
• Dig deep into the world of compost and soil
• Play with water and study its cycles
• Seek out pollinators and flowers that they pollinate
• Water, weed, and sift compost
• Create, play, and experiment.