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Hay House

(Old Saybrook, Connecticut)
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Farm stand and open gardens every Thursday in the 2011 growing seasons! Visit from 2:30 to 6 p.m. for seasonal flowers, fresh veggies and eggs, jam, jelly. Take a walk among the abundant gardens to make your visit complete.

The Hay House Farm is a multi-faceted operation, including the farm, art studio, stupa, and tours. Owner David Brown is a well known portrait and landscape painter and his studio is located on the farm. In addition, the farm is the site of a stupa, a Buddhist shrine of peace and good intention. The Hay House gets its name from the straw bale construction in both the house and barn. The farm is "off the grid" and operates according to ecologically sound principles. D (more...)

(This listing was last updated on Mar 4, 2013)


Location

155 Ingham Hill Road
Old Saybrook, CT 06475
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Contact Information

David Brown
hayhouseonline.blogspot.com
860-575-2387

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Farmers' Market   

Schedule and Location:
Chester, CT, market on Sunday mornings throughout the 2013 market season. Please call for other locations 860-575-2387

Farm Stand   

Schedule and Location:
Thursday afternoons, 2:30 to 6 p.m. Fresh flowers, veggies, eggs. Jam, jelly. Please call 860-575-2387, as we have limited access to email.

Farming Practices: [?]

naturally grown


Association Memberships:   
  • Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA)
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    Cut flowers (yes, we do wedding arrangements!)

    Vegetables--all the popular kitchen veggies in season

    Eggs

    Jam, jelly

    Art Studio

    Tours of house and barn with straw bale construction, as well as farm, studio, and stupa.

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    Unique spot hidden in Old Saybrook


    Products/Crops: [?]

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    Vegetables: Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall
    arugula
    asparagus
    beets
    broccoli
    brussels sprouts
    cabbage
    carrots
    cauliflower
    celery
    chinese greens
    collards
    cucumber
    daikon
    dry beans
    edamame soybeans
    eggplant
    garlic
    green beans
    green onions
    hot peppers
    kale
    kohlrabi
    leeks
    lettuce
    mustard greens
    okra
    onions
    parsnips
    peas
    potatoes
    pumpkins
    radishes
    rutabagas
    salad greens
    salad mix
    spinach
    summer squash
    sunchokes
    sweet peppers
    swiss chard
    tomatillos
    tomatoes
    turnips
    winter-squash
    zucchini
    Fruits: Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall
    blackberries
    cherimoyas
    currants
    kiwis
    peaches
    raspberries
    rhubarb
    strawberries
    Dairy/Eggs: Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall
    eggs
    Processed: Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall
    honey
    preserves
    Herbs: Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall
    fresh herbs
    ginger
    tobacco
    Flowers: Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall
    fresh flowers
    Grains: Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall
    corn
    rye



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