Two Acre Farm

09/28/2023

Who is in need of a big beautiful tree?

09/22/2023

You will now be able to purchase our plants in Hermiston! More to come!!!

09/15/2023

Who is ready for the big announcement?

07/19/2023

A little deadheading tonight 🌻

07/09/2023

I have limited small cut flowers available! Check back on the days for pick ups.

07/08/2023

Framed flowers are the best! ❤️

05/18/2023

Paeonia lactiflora 'Red Double' 1 GAL Order Today!

05/18/2023

Paeonia lactiflora 'Sarah Bernhardt' 1 GAL Available Tuesday

05/18/2023

Paeonia ITOH 'Canary Brilliants' 1 GAL Limtited quantity. Ready for pick up Tuesday! $40

11/24/2022

Wishing you a very Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 Thankful for all of you!

11/10/2022

Guess what! We are doing one more pop up before the year ends. Catch us at Ladies Night on December 1st. 6-8pm

11/10/2022

Come out for lady’s night!

Ladies Night is THREE weeks away and we are excited to announce the vendors that will be joining us this year!

Come shop with us from 6PM to 8PM on Thursday, December 1st.
Enjoy door prizes, cheese and wine, and shop local with some of our favorite vendors. Plus check out the Store at the SAGE Center for science kits and other fun gift ideas!

Boardman Busy Hands Crafts Two Acre Farm

11/05/2022

Remembering his vows, for richer or for poorer...

📸 Muddy Toes Farm LLC

11/02/2022

Here are some potted plants ready to go!

10/29/2022

When you do a little shopping at Love of Junk, Walla Walla's Vintage Market! How cute are these ghost pairs with some string of pearls! 

10/28/2022

Perfect face pot for your plants personally!

10/25/2022

It’s spooky szn 👻 🎃 🦇 and we are brining you a spoo-tacular pop up shop. Come join us this Saturday October 29th from 9am-3pm and shop local!🛍️
When you buy from one of vendors and tag them on your stories, you will be entered to a giveaway that they will be doing, but it doesn’t end there!!
With every purchase, you’ll get a ticket and you’ll be entered to win the follow:
$50 gift card to Daily Fix
$50 gift card to
$25 gift certificate to
$25 gift card to .boutique
&& a DIY Plant kit from
We can’t wait to see you all!!

10/22/2022

Snakes and bats just in time for Halloween!

10/07/2022

Did you know a snake plant is the hardest to kill, drought tolerant, and handles low light. This is a perfect starter plant for any newbie.

10/04/2022

These guys are ready for spooky season!

10/02/2022

Our little DIY kit looking so cut in its new home! We love when you tag us with pictures.

09/29/2022

Adding to the line up for Saturday. One for you one for my collection.

09/28/2022

DIY BAGS ARE HERE! Available this Saturday at the Harvest Festival! Pick a pot, pick a succulent, and grab a bag! Everything you need to pot it at home. Perfect for a kids activity or girls night! See you Saturday.

09/25/2022

We will have these available at the Fall Fest on October 1st.

09/21/2022

Snake plants are a great starter plant for anyone trying to get into plants. If your looking for one let me know.

09/20/2022

Tip Tuesday: How to find plant and gardening information you can trust

The internet is a fantastic place full of everything you’d ever hope to know BUT there can also be a lot of half truths and misinformation. So how do you know what you can trust and what you can’t?

First off, the end of a link can be your first indication if this is information you can take to the bank or if further investigation is needed. If the link ends in .edu or .gov you can rest assured that this information is going to be research based.

Secondly, look for those sources to be cited! We all had to do this in high school and college when we turned in a research paper to prove that we weren’t just making info up. Require this same degree of transparency when you are reading something about how to take care of your garden, soil, plants, harvesting, etc. There is no reason you can’t trust that random gardening blog as long as they are sharing research based information and providing the links to prove it!

Thirdly, when in doubt, reach out! Your local Master Gardeners are here to help you figure all of this out. We will never share advice with you that isn’t backed by research at the University level.

Utilize the .edu when you’re searching for plant information. I promise you won’t be disappointed. Are you curious about when to harvest your winter squash for example? Simply do an internet search of “when to harvest winter squash .edu” and University researched information will come up in your results. If you add the state you live in (ex: Oregon.edu) in your search, you’ll get links that OSU specifically has put out on the subject you’re looking for. It’s a fantastic way to make sure you are getting the most up-to-date, research backed information.

As for this picture posted below…behold the inspiration for this post. This is a prime example of false information packaged up in a pretty picture with a couple buzz words to grab your attention. The actual NASA study performed on various houseplants and the chemicals removed from the air doesn’t support the claims posted in this picture. In the NASA study, the spider plant was only tested in relation to the removal of formaldehyde and not the other chemicals listed. There was also never a percentage posted about how much formaldehyde it removed. This study was also done in a chamber to mimic how the plants would perform in a spacecraft; not in a household environment.

We have unfortunately seen this posted and shared across many different social media platforms. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. If there is no link to back up these claims, that’s a huge red flag. Anytime you see a photo or information shared like this, look for their source! Where is this information coming from? It’s easy enough to search for the NASA study that proves this information incorrect. Here’s the study:https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19930073077/downloads/19930073077.pdf

Some of these types of posts that get shared are mostly harmless but some that we’ve seen could absolutely be detrimental to your garden or to your soil long term which is why we are making this post.

Please, always look for sources to be cited and look for them to be from a .edu or .gov. This will potentially save you from making some major mistakes in your garden. Be safe out there!

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📸: photo editing done by MG Kelsey

09/20/2022

Did some one say 🐢? We have one string of turtles left. Buy it before it sells out like our snake plants. 😎

09/16/2022

Baby Chinese Money Plant. This little cutie will be available on Saturday. 😍

09/15/2022

Don’t forget to come see us at the Cultur Fest this Saturday.

09/14/2022

Why you so small and cute? Shop these cuties before they sell out. 😍