

This Week at the Farm Stand and Market
Happy Independence Day! In the spirit of July 4th, we are featuring red, white, and blue flower pots for $9.99. You can now decorate your home with these patriotic petunias. Corn is Coming: We will have the first batch of Long Island sweet corn in the Farm Stand this Saturday morning by about 10 AM. Please be sure to pick up your supply for the July 4th barbecue. We will be open on July 4th morning, from 9 am until noon. Fresh from the farm: Our swiss chard, daikon radish,


This Week at the Farm Stand and Market
Fresh from the farm: Our just-picked swiss chard, microgreens, sugar snap peas, tatsoi, rhubarb, zucchini, garlic scapes, kale, radishes and radish greens, radicchio, lettuce, asparagus, carrots, and fresh cut bunches of lavendar, oregano, thyme, sage, and mint. Fresh from the greenhouse: We are featuring three new seedlings this week: eggplant, king crimson peppers, and golden California yellow peppers. Our other seedlings include dino kale, toscano kale, arugula, komasuta,


Orientation Day at Crossroads Farm
Today Crossroads Farm held an orientation for our new volunteers led by our two volunteer coordinators, Lee Jacob and Judi Consigli. Locals of all ages gathered together and took a tour of the grounds. On the tour the volunteers met the animals, walked the fields and saw the greenhouses. This tour showed them all the different aspects of the farm and different opportunities the farm offers for volunteer work. Here at Crossroads we welcome volunteers of all ages to work with


This Week at the Farm Stand and Market
Fresh from the farm: Our summer sweet strawberries, microgreens, lamsquarter greens, sugar snap peas, mint, sage, oregano, thyme, catnip and beautifully fresh lavender bunches. Fresh from the greenhouse: Dino kale, toscano kale, parsley, sage, oregano, lavender, thyme, basil, escarole, shallot, northern pickling cucmber, komasuta Asian greens, arugula, fordhook giant swiss chard, and seven varieties of tomato seedlings. These wonderful plants are all ready to be placed in you


This Week at the Farm Stand and Market
Fresh from the farm: Daikon radish microgreens, garlic scapes and fresh cut lavender, sage, oregano, mint, thyme and catnip. Fresh from the greenhouse:
Parsley, lavender, basil, sage,thyme, oregano, dino kale, toscano kale, arugula, market more cucumber, northern pickling cucumber, escarole, shallot, swiss chard and komatsuna seedlings. New to the farm stand: 15 varieties of Gilberties organic herb seedlings. Back by popular demand: Red and yellow beefsteak tomatoes from Wick
This Week at the Farm Stand
New to the farm stand this week: Hawthorne valley organic chocolate chip and oatmeal cookies. New from Melissa and Doug, bubbles, binoculars, butterfly nets, gardening sets and so much more! Fresh organic produce available: Romaine lettuce, spinach, pee shoots, our own micro greens, mizuna greens, strawberries and daikon radishes. Fresh seedlings from the greenhouse: Sage, lavender, parsley, oregano, thyme, arugula, toscano kale, dino kale, market more cucumbers, northern pic

Work Party Sunday June 7th-Irrigation Installation
We've been busy installing an irrigation system at the farm but there's still plenty more to do. Not only is an irrigation system more efficient and cost effective but also extremely important to grow our crops during this very dry spring. We need your strong bodies and helping hands to get this task completed. Please join us on Sunday, June 7, 2015 between 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM to help out. You'll get your hands dirty, learn some new skills and help us get a watering system i


Native American Day @ Crossroads Farm!
The Shinnecock Nation Cultural Center and Museum conducted a fun and educational Native American Cultural Day at Crossroads Farm today. They performed a special Native American dance and cultural workshop including an authentic planting demonstration for the many local education groups - including hundreds of students from Saint Annes of Garden City, Waldorf School of Garden City, Grace Lutheran School of Malverne and IHM Home School. Students participated in planting a speci