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Jones Creek Farms
       Each year we host farm events here at Jones Creek Farms.
Come visit the farm at one of these events and see, taste and touch where
your food comes from. We will be honored to have you.
As the seasons get closer we will post the current years dates and times.




Mid May to end of May
Tomato days We open the farm up for folks to come out and learn about
tomato growing. Our tomato plant sales are in full swing, at the farmers
markets, by now and on these days we will have a full selection of these varieties as
well as some test varieties that we don't take to the markets.



June:  2009 - June 27
Basil festival . This is the time of year when The Basil plants have the best chance of survival. Our Basil plant sales at the farmers markets are in full swing and we invite you to come out to the farm to purchase your Basil and experience a few of our planting techniques as well as learn from Talea's famous Pesto cooking demonstrations.







Mid August:       
Garlic / Tomato Festival 2009 - August 15
There will be garlic tasting of many varieties, food and fun as well as
Talea's famous cooking demonstrations with garlic, basil, tomatoes
and whatever else is ripe and ready to eat. The Tomato part will include tastings of all our Tomato varieties as well as giving you the opportunity to tour our growing areas. We should also have our "spring" blend fresh apple cider.



pot house
pot house
garlic harvest
James, harvesting garlic







Mid October: 2009 - October 16-18
Harvest festival     

This is a good opportunity to tour the farm and sample some of the many varieties still on the trees as well as:
U-pick Pumpkin patch, hay rides, fresh hot cider, food & refereshments and
plenty of U-pick apples!!!!


Jones Creek Farms
Jonagolds in the bin and Fuji on the trees
Pumpkin patch 2004
u-pick pumpkins
Another satisfied customer
Eat Local !
Take the challenge....
eat, buy products that originate less than 100 miles from your home.
Supporting you're local farms is an excellent way to reduce your carbon footprint and stick it to the big corporate farms!
(our farm is less than 100 miles from all of our farmers markets)

eat local
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