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Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm Thursday 9am - 5:30pm Friday 9am - 5:30pm Saturday 9am - 5pm Sunday 11am - 4pm

Winslow Farm

The farm also offer pick-your-own blueberries starting in Mid-July through August.

We're only a 15 minute drive from downtown Portland, Maine, offering sustainably grown produce, fruit, cut flowers, medicinal herbs, annuals+perennials, and MORE! Winslow Farm is a family-owned business with a farm store and nursery flower shop on site, offering a diverse selection of MOFGA Certified Organic fruit and vegetables, potted annual and perennial flowers, as well as a growing selection

of beautiful cut flower bouquets. Our mission at Winslow Farm is to provide colorful and nutritious gourmet quality food, flowers, and herbs to the community. We work to contribute to the health and well-being of our locality, achieving this as we grow with natural farming and permaculture techniques. It is our intention to share—to be a gathering place for people to learn and inspire positive ideas for the benefit of the environment and humankind. Our fresh produce is available for purchase through Winslow Farm's flower shop and farm stand. For access to a wider variety of produce please feel free to check out our CSA program: https://www.winslow-farm.com/csa Our CSA offers a variety of veggies and culinary herbs to be picked up weekly throughout the growing season.

05/19/2026

It’s finally warm enough to safely plant out your heat loving veggie starts! Need seedlings? We got you covered, both hardy and not-so-hardy seedlings available. Stop by! Open Tuesday through Saturday 9-5, Sunday 11-4.

05/12/2026

My mom is out here almost every day doing what she loves, talking to customers about plants. She says that if you are having a hard time, plants can cheer you up. So come on by and have a chat, and let some plants cheer you up.

05/01/2026

The glasshouse/ flower shop is opening today! Stop by and say hello! My mom has a diverse selection of unique potted annuals and perennials for your garden delight! hours from here on: Tuesday- Saturday 9-5, Sunday 11-4.

04/26/2026

This is a genus of plant in the family. The same family as broccoli and cabbage. Often an alpine dweller, found above tree line in mountain ranges across the world. My partner spent years studying this genus while obtaining her Phd, tracking down populations in far reaching corners of North America, from Alaska to Arizona, from Utah and Idaho to Massachusetts.
This inconspicuous plant teaches us to look closely at every detail of nature. That even the cracks between rocks in a barren plane is a suitable place to call home and fill in a niche of an intricate web of life.

04/22/2026

We have been busy preparing fields all over the farm lately, just waiting for some warm weather to get busy planting. like rye, are seeded in the fall to hold the soil in place and build organic matter while we wait for the optimal planting time. In this case we have two plots side by side, one is ready to plant now with an early season crop and the other will be ready in June when we terminate the rye and plant a later season succession. These are important techniques the make up a system

04/18/2026

is about soil preservation. It is about promoting diversity. It is about building rather than depleting. Tillage disrupts the biological activity in soil, halting the growth of fungi and invertebrates who are allies of the plant kingdom. Working with nature rather than against it we can create a more wholistic system that feeds the soil that in turn feeds the plants. The first picture is of fungal “roots” that digest organic matter in and on top of the soil making nutrients available for plants. We try to promote these types of mushrooms which digest dead plant material and build soil. Having a rich biodiversity in soil helps balance the ecosystem that we grow in.

03/24/2026

Ben loves tinkering. Farmers are a creative bunch. This time of year we still have snow on the ground but seedlings need to get started. In order to get the soil to the right temperature Ben has been rewiring old heating blankets that we drape over the tables and cover with plastic. We have germinate about 16 trays per table. The blanket underneath Keeps the soil warm even if it is snowing outside. That’s one of many ways we get a jump start on the season.

03/19/2026

This post is a bit of a tease since we are not actually selling anything out front right now. But here’s a look at some of what we produce in the “off” season. I am holding florets and they are super tasty. Stay tuned for updates on when we harvest if you are interested.
Oh wait we are selling something! Our CSA! Still a few spots left, sign up on our website or stop by!

02/07/2026

Hey folks. Friendly reminder that our CSA is open and you may sign up on our website. Thank you.

12/21/2025

For us the ❄️ is a very important time. It means that the light will be returning. The plants respond and start to grow (in the greenhouse at first). In a few weeks/ months we will be harvesting fresh greens and starting all the seeds for a whole new season of crops. Happy winter solstice and may the light return to you as well.

12/03/2025

Winter is definitely here, so we’re shifting over to a different set of farm projects. Still packing wholesale orders though. Just want to give you a glimpse of what we store for the winter months. Take care and Stay warm.

Address

291 Gray Road
Falmouth, ME
04105

Opening Hours

Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5:30pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	11am - 4pm

Telephone

+12078788787

Website

http://www.winslow-farm.com/

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