Cakes and celebrations seem to naturally go together. Birthday, weddings, and special occasions are celebrated with cake. This morning, I’m celebrating an exciting announcement by sharing a delicious cake recipe. Today, 1840 Farm is proud to be joining an amazing group of bloggers as co-host of the From the Farm Blog Hop. Each week, we’ll …
Category Archive: Gardening
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1840 Farm Heirloom Seeds – Three Sisters Garden Collection
Throughout the year, we produce as much food for our family table as possible here at 1840 Farm. We span the calendar year from spring’s maple syrup to summer’s garden produce to fall and winter’s fresh eggs from the coop and milk from our dairy goat herd. Each season and crop has a purpose. This …
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Stowell’s Evergreen Heirloom Sweet Corn
Biting into a perfectly ripe ear of sweet corn is a summer rite of passage. There’s just something about the sweet, juicy flavor of sweet corn that instantly transports me back to my childhood. When I watch my children enjoying an ear of corn grown in our garden, I know that they are building a …
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Sunset Heirloom Runner Bean
The Sunset Runner Bean is beloved for its ability to bring beauty and a nutritious crop to your garden plot. The beautiful salmon pink colored blooms are unique to the sunset variety of runner bean. The vines can grow to be six feet tall and make a wonderful climbing vine for arbors and trellises. Continually …
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Long Island Cheese Heirloom Squash
There are few images more synonymous with autumn than that of a ribbed, round pumpkin. Each fall, the Long Island Cheese Heirloom Squash grown in our garden move inside the house. They decorate the farmhouse during the season and Thanksgiving holiday. Throughout the fall and winter, we use each squash in our favorite hearty dishes. …
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1840 Farm Heirloom Seeds – Easy Keepers Collection
The 1840 Farm Heirloom Seeds Easy Keepers Collection includes heirloom varieties that are perfectly suited for the beginning gardener. Each of the varieties can be directly sown into a small garden plot or in containers. They are also among our favorite varieties to plant in the gardens at 1840 Farm. This listing includes one packet …
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Lilliputian Heirloom Zinnia
Zinnias are a staple in the gardens at 1840 Farm. We look forward to seeing the first colorful blooms each year. They continue to produce throughout the growing season and delight us with every beautiful bloom that we enjoy in the garden or bring into the farmhouse. Like marigolds, the zinnia was brought to Europe …
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French Harlequin Heirloom Marigold
French Marigolds have a centuries old secret: they aren’t really French. It is believed that they made their way to France in the 1500s . An illustration of a striped French Marigold appeared as early as a 1791 edition of Curtis’ Botanical Magazine. This marigold was described as being yellow with red striped petals. Centuries …
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French Breakfast Heirloom Radish
Here at 1840 Farm, we eagerly await radish season each spring. Radishes are the first vegetable crop harvested from our garden and announce the happy arrival of the growing season. They also enable us to enjoy eating a spring menu favorite: sliced radish tartine. French Breakfast Heirloom Radishes are always among the radishes planted in …
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Tennis Ball Heirloom Lettuce
Tennis Ball Lettuce was found in the United States as early as the eighteenth century. It was a favorite of Thomas Jefferson and was grown in his famed gardens at Monticello beginning in 1809. When describing Tennis Ball, he wrote, “it does not require so much care and attention” as other varieties of lettuce. Tennis …
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