EAT THE RAINBOW

We grow a wide range of crops, available seasonally, including basil, beets, broccolini, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, celeriac, chard, cucumbers, fennel, flint corn, frisée, kale, kohlrabi, leeks, lettuce, parsley, pea shoots, peppers, popcorn, potatoes, puntarelle, radicchio, radishes, salad mix, scallions, spinach, tomatoes, turnips, treviso tardivo.

Our growing practices are strictly organic, although we choose not to be certified. We spread rich compost, use organic fertilizer and potting soil, plant cover crops, spray dynamic compost teas and grow flowers for beneficial insects. We use limited fossil fuels by powering our farm in part with horse and human power, but are not purists and welcome the help of our tractors when necessary.


DRIED CHILIS

We grow a wide array of fresh and dried chilis—20 varieties and 8000 plants in 2025!

These are processed at Sauk Farm in Skagit County, then processed and packaged back in Walla Walla.

You can buy these locally at Foodscape, Butcher Butcher and on the Walla Walla Food Hub.

You can also find them across the state with LINC Foods in Spokane, Farmstand Local Foods in Seattle, and the Puget Sound Food Hub.

If you’re out of state, you can buy these from us on our mailorder site.