Earthly Delights Farm

Earthly Delights Farm Earthly Delights Farm is one of the oldest urban farms in Boise, Idaho. For 18 years, we turned vacant city lots into productive gardens.

Now we're working on starting a farm incubator in Boise so other beginning farmers have somewhere to grow. We grow vegetables, fruits, flowers, herbs, and seeds on ground we share with Draggin' Wing Farm in Northwest Boise. Our produce is primarily available through an 18-week CSA and our seeds are available through the Snake River Seed Cooperative at several local nurseries and through the websit

e (www.snakeriverseeds.com). Casey O'Leary is the main farmer, and each season she trains 6-7 apprentices in the art and science of intensive vegetable gardening and seed production, sharing with them her love of the natural world, particularly the parts involving dirt, s*x, and pollination. She also offers several workshops and classes on various garden topics to the larger community. For more information, please visit the website!

We are proud to be January's Featured Grower for Snake River Seed Cooperative! All of our seeds are 20% off from them al...
01/06/2025

We are proud to be January's Featured Grower for Snake River Seed Cooperative! All of our seeds are 20% off from them all month...and there are some real beauties in there, including many of our beloved CSA favorite lettuces! Thanks for choosing seeds grown by farmers you know!

Highlighting the farm that started it all at Snake River Seed Cooperative: Earthly Delights Farm! The 20% off discount is applied in your shopping cart.

02/07/2024

Seed Savers, Get Your Seeds Ready!
Want to Learn? Come to Seed Saving 101!

To kick off our 10th Anniversary, we are having our first Seed Swap in 3 years! We started celebrating Seedy Saturday with respect to the movement in Canada which promotes free or inexpensive events where people are encouraged to use open-pollinated and heirloom seeds in a local seed exchange. These events often include education about seed saving and gardening practices that are environmentally responsible.

Come learn, swap seeds, and then hang out and mingle while still reveling in the abundant potential of all the saved seeds that will be there!

While you're mingling, be sure to stop by the tables we'll have for our community partners, including:

Ariel Agenbroad, our local University of Idaho Food Systems and Small Farms Educator, will be on hand to share urban farming resources, new Extension publications, upcoming programs, and to chat with you about growing food, small farm enterprises, opportunities for military veterans, and more! Come say hi and grab a soil thermometer and germination chart while supplies last.

The Treasure Valley Pollinator Project is a community-wide effort to increase pollinator habitat - right in our own backyards. Each year we pick a pollinator to focus on - this year it is birds and bumblebees. Come see us to get more information about how you can participate

Treasure Valley Community Gardens Cooperative
Looking for garden space to grow more amazing veggies and flowers? Come find the garden nearest to you! Meet area community garden managers and find out more about what's possible!

We’ll have more events over the year as well to revel in the wonder of what it is we do and are passionate about!
Edwards Greenhouse
University of Idaho Extension

After a long Covid hiatus, this epic annual gathering is again afoot! Come join us this Saturday for some seedy shenanig...
02/07/2024

After a long Covid hiatus, this epic annual gathering is again afoot! Come join us this Saturday for some seedy shenanigans! I'm bringing all sorts of weird stuff I've collected over the years. Woohoo!!!

Seed Savers, Get Your Seeds Ready!
Want to Learn? Come to Seed Saving 101!

To kick off our 10th Anniversary, we are having our first Seed Swap in 3 years! We started celebrating Seedy Saturday with respect to the movement in Canada which promotes free or inexpensive events where people are encouraged to use open-pollinated and heirloom seeds in a local seed exchange. These events often include education about seed saving and gardening practices that are environmentally responsible.

Come learn, swap seeds, and then hang out and mingle while still reveling in the abundant potential of all the saved seeds that will be there!

While you're mingling, be sure to stop by the tables we'll have for our community partners, including:

Ariel Agenbroad, our local University of Idaho Food Systems and Small Farms Educator, will be on hand to share urban farming resources, new Extension publications, upcoming programs, and to chat with you about growing food, small farm enterprises, opportunities for military veterans, and more! Come say hi and grab a soil thermometer and germination chart while supplies last.

The Treasure Valley Pollinator Project is a community-wide effort to increase pollinator habitat - right in our own backyards. Each year we pick a pollinator to focus on - this year it is birds and bumblebees. Come see us to get more information about how you can participate

Treasure Valley Community Gardens Cooperative
Looking for garden space to grow more amazing veggies and flowers? Come find the garden nearest to you! Meet area community garden managers and find out more about what's possible!

We’ll have more events over the year as well to revel in the wonder of what it is we do and are passionate about!
Edwards Greenhouse
University of Idaho Extension

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5298 Stinger Drive (PHYSICAL), 2609 N Arthur St (MAILING)
Boise, ID
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We grow vegetables, fruits, flowers, herbs, and seeds on ground we share with Draggin' Wing Farm in Northwest Boise. Our produce is primarily available through an 18-week CSA (www.earthlydelightsfarm.com) and our seeds are available through the Snake River Seed Cooperative at several local nurseries and through the website (www.snakeriverseeds.com).

Casey O'Leary is the farmer and seed freak, and each season she trains 6 apprentices in the art and science of intensive vegetable gardening and seed production, sharing with them her love of the interconnected natural world and the ways humans interact with it. She also offers several workshops and classes on various garden topics to the larger community. For more information, please visit the website!