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City Grown Produce Market garden in South Minneapolis. Year round produce, including Winter greens!

'Today Was A Good Day' 8/4/22
06/08/2022

'Today Was A Good Day' 8/4/22

Parking Lot Produce: It's awfully hot in the city! The Melons, Cucumbers and Basil love the screaming hot temps under co...
26/07/2022

Parking Lot Produce: It's awfully hot in the city! The Melons, Cucumbers and Basil love the screaming hot temps under cover- The Tomatoes in pots not so much. it was a good year to load up our outdoor garden with Tomato plants

Not too bad for city folk - We must be doing something right!
28/05/2022

Not too bad for city folk - We must be doing something right!

Light at the end of the tunnel- We're getting closer to that time of year again!
07/04/2022

Light at the end of the tunnel- We're getting closer to that time of year again!

07/04/2022

What the Fu-ngi?! I didn't see this one coming! I spent the past couple months learning how to grow Mushrooms indoors- while it's been a pretty cool experience, I'm more than ready for the outdoor season to begin!

As long as we have eachother, we can grow anywhere- welcome 2022, we're ready!
01/01/2022

As long as we have eachother, we can grow anywhere- welcome 2022, we're ready!

47 days until Winter: Outdoor Arugula, Kale, Mustard Greens and Radishea- Not done yet!
08/11/2021

47 days until Winter: Outdoor Arugula, Kale, Mustard Greens and Radishea- Not done yet!

Today was a good day-
09/10/2021

Today was a good day-

Some Fall colors from yesterday's harvest-It's my favorite time of the year, the beginning of a new season. One where we...
23/09/2021

Some Fall colors from yesterday's harvest-It's my favorite time of the year, the beginning of a new season. One where we extend our outdoor crops into November, transition the hightunnel from warm weather crops to greens, and begin ramping up our indoor production of lettuce, herbs and microgreens Winter is coming, can't wait!

Beginning to look like Fall!
15/09/2021

Beginning to look like Fall!

Got Greens!: Arugula, baby Kale and Mustard Greens- Shade cloth and smoky skies have allowed these cooler weather crops ...
17/08/2021

Got Greens!: Arugula, baby Kale and Mustard Greens- Shade cloth and smoky skies have allowed these cooler weather crops to grow over the past 5 weeks, Protecting them from the direct sunlight and high temps.

A Concrete Jungle: The cherry tomatoes have made themselves at home- As long as plants have healthy soil, they can grow...
27/07/2021

A Concrete Jungle: The cherry tomatoes have made themselves at home- As long as plants have healthy soil, they can grow anywhere, even on a parking lot!

'Nothing gold can stay' -
30/06/2021

'Nothing gold can stay' -

Fire In The Sky: Finally constructed, covered and planted! We're on track to be open for business June 6th, with our fir...
27/05/2021

Fire In The Sky: Finally constructed, covered and planted! We're on track to be open for business June 6th, with our first roadside/walk-up market of the season! mcinnis Thanks for all the help taking one down and putting this one up

Doin' just fine: These outdoor crops couldn't care less about the new hightunnel not being ready yet-
14/05/2021

Doin' just fine: These outdoor crops couldn't care less about the new hightunnel not being ready yet-

Got Basil: While I prefer to grow in a hightunnel with.my hands in the dirt,, there are several crops that make more sen...
21/04/2021

Got Basil: While I prefer to grow in a hightunnel with.my hands in the dirt,, there are several crops that make more sense for us to grow indoors rather than out, based on our model. Primarily cut and grow back varieties that don't require high powered lighting or supplemented heat such as propane. In addition to, we've found that all of our plants do best when kept in a controlled environment for as long as possible, prior to transplanting out in the hightunnels. When every square foot counts, we continue to build upon a system that works best for us- one that generates the most consistency, quality and return on space.

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday 09:00 - 17:00

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What the Fu-ngi?! I didn't see this one coming! I spent the past couple months learning how to grow Mushrooms indoors- while it's been a pretty cool experience, I'm more than ready for the outdoor season to begin!

Keeping it Local- City Grown Produce
Keeping it Local- City Grown Produce

Keeping it local! Footprint tracker: 2.6 miles from harvest to Co-Op #citygrownproduce #local #familybusiness #smallbusiness #marketgarden #urbanfarm #urbanfarming #microgreens #organic

Clean greens- it's a lot of work, but it's worth it!

Bringin' the heat! The first round of Arugula is beautiful! #winterisstillcoming #januarygreens #marketgarden #urbanfarming #underthelights #citykids

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Our Story

This is a family operation, run by kids - Elsie (9) and Jack (6).

We’re taking 10 years experience directing a Certified Organic vegetable farm and applying it to our home in South Minneapolis. We’ll continue providing vegetable plants to Minneapolis/St.Paul school gardens as well as other community organizations. We’ll provide produce to the community through farmers markets, restaurants, stores and caterers. Season extension techniques will allow us to have out of season produce - knowing there’s a huge void during those long Winter months in Minnesota.

In addition to the business side of the operation, we envision our farm/garden to be a place for kids to use for education as well as skill building.