Christmas is only a week away and we still have over 30 beautiful Fraser trees. We are open this Sunday. We have boxwood trees and table centerpieces. Sorry no pictures due to a computer malfunction.
We Still have trees
December 18th, 2011Sprout Farm Christmas shop
November 28th, 2011Christmas is here and the elves are busy decorating wreaths, memorial boxes, kissing balls and trees. We have many beautiful Fraser fir trees in all sizes. Shop early for the best selection.
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Wreaths and Trees
November 27th, 2011Happy Thanksgiving Day
November 24th, 2011We’re home today so if you need any last minute items for that perfect table, we’ll leave the gate open for you.
New Walkway
November 22nd, 2011On Sale This week
November 12th, 2011It time to stock up on Butternut squash. At $.59/lb your Thanksgiving Day guests can feast not fast. This week at Stop & Shop butternut squash is selling for $1.29/lb.
Our own purple top turnip(also known as rutabaga) is $.69/lb.
The sweet corn season came to an end last week and the red tomatoes will soon be gone. Ask about our green greenhouse tomatoes. We will also cut mescalin mix to order
Fall hours
November 7th, 2011Even though the sun is setting much earlier, we are still open till 5:00pm.
Come is and enjoy your fall favorites.
Pumpkins
October 30th, 2011They’ve all gone to a better home.
That’s right, we’re all sold out of pumpkins. Tomorrow is Halloween so carve carefully and say Happy Birthday to James if you see him.
Tomatoes are back!
October 12th, 2011Old time cidar
September 29th, 2011We have cider from C. N. Smith Farm in Bridgewater MA. They do not pasteurize their cider but treat it with a special F.D.A approved ultra-violet light to kill off harmful bacteria but leave all the good enzymes in tact. It looks thick and cloudy. Leave it the back of your refrigerator for a little added surprise. A half gallon is only $2.99.





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