Gabriel Valley Farms

01/08/2024

Now hiring: Delivery Driv ers/Sales Rep. Message us to apply.

02/04/2022

Here we go again. So far no loss of power or water. Generator on stand by. Greenhouses replaced after last year's collapse from snow load are holding up. Hope everyone stays warm & safe.

03/31/2021

We are looking for someone with plant knowledge & experience to handle propagation & production of edible, native and perennial plants. Duties include fertilizing, watering, pest management and record keeping according to organic standards.

08/10/2020

We are hiring! If you like plants, working outside and are interested in organics, we would love to hear from you. Looking to fill positions for driver/sales/greenhouse work, and team members for our plant production/nursery work. Full time, Monday-Friday, some Saturdays occasionally. Look for our postings on Indeed.com or phone/email us direct.

01/15/2020

Thanks to Urban Roots for sharing some of their fresh produce with us! It's so rewarding to see our babies we grew all grown up & helping to feed folks. They do great work in the community, volunteer if you get a chance.🥬🍅🥕

12/06/2019

Good morning! We are looking to add several members to our staff. We are looking for 2 people to primarily drive truck but also assist with assembling orders and hashing out logistics. Additionally we would like 1 or possibly more persons to help with operational tasks around the farm, i.e. transplanting, greenhouse maintenance and other general farm work. If this interests you please send a resume and contact information to [email protected]. Thanks and have a great day!

06/25/2019

Surprise this morning in the greenhouse. Our Timeric is starting to bloom. 1st time ever I have seen this.

12/19/2018

Check out Gabriel Valley's NEW Digital flipbook of Greenhouse #3! Some of these stock plants are not for sale. We are testing this new technology, so keep an eye out for future catalogs!

Greenhouse #3 - NOT FOR SALE!!

07/07/2011

Look what landed at our nursery this morning! You never know who (or what) is going to drop in.