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The Fresh Harvest Garden planted roots in the summer of 2015. It was a humble beginning made up of donated land and many helping hands. The garden became a physical representation of what drives Fresh Harvest - community. We wanted a place to get to know our neighbors and customers while growing food sustainably and ethically. So began our effort to cultivate this beautiful property.
Today you’ll find over 3/4 of an acre growing culturally diverse vegetables (yardlong beans, sorrel, hong vit greens, purple daikon radishes, and asian greens), a newly constructed greenhouse to grow our own seedlings, old veggie scraps turned into compost, chickens and ducks foraging under fig trees and muscadines with mushrooms spread under the tree canopy, and a wash station to clean vegetables!
Our 2019 plans include growing vegetable seedlings for a spring plant sale, expanding our cultural offerings to customers and StH market attendees, working with Clarkston refugee youth through field trips and job development internships, and monthly events. All the while, we'll be growing on 23 new garden beds!
For us, it's more than delivering fresh, beautiful produce to you each week. We want to foster a community that promotes "doing good” - whether it's supporting small-scale farms that we believe in or inviting you to share a meal with us at the Fresh Harvest Garden. We’re excited to get to know you!
Live Connected
We're always searching for ways to enrich our lives. Sharing life's experiences with others inevitably leads to deeper treasures than we could have ever discovered on our own. Can there be a more meaningful way to live than together, around a table with food in hand and laughter in our hearts?
GALLERY
Come visit us in the garden!
Check out upcoming events or email info@freshharvestga.com to set up a time to come on over.
Read about our Share the Harvest Market or visit our blog to see more stories