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Farm Happenings at Welcome Table Farm
Farm Happenings for June 30, 2020
Happy summer living, Happy summer blooming, happy summer eating everyone! We celebrated the longest day by u-picking lavender at Blue Mountain Lavender. I recommend this as a great family field trip. Our house smells so good now!
A few logistical Box things to cover. Some folks have been having a h1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 23, 2020
Can you see the missing squash? Squash gopher is to blame. We're determined to catch it before it eats the plants all the way down the line. We'd rather you got the squash in your boxes then have Squash gopher eat all the roots. Other roots are sizing up nicely. You should see more carrot and beets1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 16, 2020
We don't grow cherries here on the farm- but we sure love to eat them! And cherries are on in the region. I am able to source Dark sweets and Rainier cherries for next week's box from Dwight Hall of Columbia Fresh Produce. They won't just appear in your box list, so this is a great time to practice1 read more »
Farm Happenings for June 9, 2020
Week 2 is looking good.
Thank you everyone for your patience with the couple of snafus of Week 1. Thank you to our site hosts for offering such inviting and accessible locations. A reminder to everyone to take your food home in the plastic liner bag and to leave the waxed box at the site. If1 read more »
First flower delivery for June 5, 2020
Happy start to your Welcome Table Farm flower season. Your first bouquet pickup/delivery will be next Friday. If you are picking up at the Farm, 303 Whitman, Echo Place, or Clinton St, bouquets will be there by 3 pm. Home/office deliveries will follow. At pick up locations please allow for jus1 read more »
About the farm
Welcome Table Farm is a small, diversified farm that produces high-quality vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers on 25 acres just outside Walla Walla, WA. We depend on the skill and strength of people and appropriate tools to grow good food, fine flowers and responsibly steward the health of the farm. 2024 marks our 18th season “Growing the Food We Eat.” Join us in the annual journey!
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