We are in the transition time of Fall, Election and Covid-19… So what are we doing? We are hosting a fall studio tour as part of the revamped Whatcom Artist Studio Tour schedule Oct 3rd to the 17th, As well…
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September 25 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Free Join us and Tour Inspiration Farm! Offering a lively Conversation / Tour and Fall Harvest as a part of the Pacific Northwest Permaculture Convergence (PNWPC) happening later this month. As part of the ongoing Whatcom…
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Happy to share some of the things we are doing by working with natural systems here in wonderful Whatcom Watershed
Inspiration Farm’s 2019 Permaculture Workshops. Scything, food forests, design, and more.
As an established Permaculture farm we are constantly looking for good varieties of edible and useful plants. We source them from a variety of other nurseries, friends and when we are traveling about. We are always on the lookout for…
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We still have some garlic available for planting! Well it is that time of the year again, when the weather gets cool and the rains start moistening the hard dry earth. Mother natures way of preparing to plant one of…
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In the spirit of fall planting we are having our Permaculture nursery plant sale in hopes that you will find something to add to your perennial food security system. Here we are at Fall…. oh so fast, Summer has passed!…
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Fresh Inspiration What’s Fresh 3 varieties of Kale $2/bunch 5 varieties of Lettuce $2/head Beet Greens $2/bunch Swiss Chard $2/bunch Mizuna and Arugula $9/lb Black and Red Currants $6 for 1/2 pint or $3 U-pick Green Onions $2/bunch Zucchini $2/lb…
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Fresh Inspiration Week of Monday July 4 What’s Fresh 3 varieties of Kale $2/bunch 5 varieties of Lettuce $2/head Beet Greens $2/bunch Swiss Chard $2/bunch Snap Peas $4/lb Mizuna and Arugula $9/lb Black and Red Currants $6 for 1/2 pint…
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First week of SummerInside Scoop This week at the farm we have gotten mostly cloudy weather which the fresh lettuce and leafy greens have reveled in but our cucumbers and squashes have been slow to take off. Brian saw a…
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