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An idea of what to expect in your CSA this week

Green Butterhead Lettuce, Red Butterhead Lettuce, Green Crisp Lettuce, radishes, carrots, Broccoli, scallions, Cucumbers, Strawberries, Flowers, Cut herb selection: dill, cilantro, basil

About Barberry Hill Farm

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Barberry Hill Farm
Coastal , Connecticut, United States
Barberry Hill Farm is a family farm established in 1909. We grow cut flowers, fruits, and vegetables, specializing in varieties of heirloom tomatoes and hard to find vegetables. We practice sustainable growing techniques using leaf mulch and do not use pesticides, herbicides or fungicides. For more information, please contact us at barberryhillfarm@gmail.com
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Barberry Hill Farm in the News

  • 12 Tips for Growing Cutting Flowers from Barberry Hill Farm
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  • NPR Radio on WWOOf at the Farm
  • Dinners at the Farm - Unique Eats Video
  • Madison Patch - Dinners at the Farm Story
  • Featured in New York Magazine Summer Wedding Issue 2013
  • Featured in Rustic Wedding Guide 2013
  • Featured in Connecticut Bride Magazine
  • Country Magazine
  • Coastal Connecticut

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