Red Mark Farm

Sore backs. Full hearts. ❤️

A beautiful farm friend hunting the fields at sunset.

The team at Redmark works incredibly hard to maintain our farm roads without using poison. It’s worth it for the health of our team, our land, and our neighbors. And our friends agree.

Sun is shining and the gates are open. We have extra plants leftover from our garden. Come grab them for $3-4 each. We also have free dried flowers for any of you crafters. (Leftover from last Fall- cobwebs are free!) We’ll be around until 5 pm.

P.S. Don’t forget to protect your plants this weekend! Freeze warning ⚠️ 🥶

Celebrating Earth Day every day. 💚🌎

Thank you Benton Conservation District for inviting us to be a part of Salmon Summit 2026. So many incredible attendees! We wish the weather had cooperated for a Day 2, but we hope to see everyone again for SS 2027. In the meantime, we’ll see you at the farm!

Salmon Summit 2026

Tuesday and Wednesday we will be closed, we are at Salmon Summit!. See you Thursday!

RedMark Farm's first planting is all in the ground and we have some spare hardened off starts for
$3 and $4.
Brussel sprouts
Cherokee purple tomatoes
Roma's
Beef steak
Brandywine
Yellow pear cherry tomatoes
German lunch box tomatoes
And black crims.
We also have tomatillos
Yellow crookneck squash
Straight 8 cukes
Market Moore
Munchers
Boston picklers
Garden sweet cukes
Persian cantaloupe
Hale's best cantaloupe
Black mountain watermelon
Strawberry watermelon
Crimson sweet
And we have a few flowers left
lobelia and alyssum
See you soon at RedMark Farm
7 West 27th Ave
Kennewick

Living their best lives. We don’t produce a ton of duck eggs since our flock is small but mighty, but we love our “quack pack” and the energy they bring to the farm. And we really appreciate our regular customers who choose us for their duck egg supply.

🌱 Plant a Row for the Hungry – 2026 🌱

A small change in your garden could make a big difference in your community.

The Plant a Row for the Hungry movement invites gardeners of all kinds—home gardeners, container growers, hobby farmers, and community gardens—to grow a little extra this season with one purpose in mind: sharing your harvest with those in need.

💚 No garden is too small
Even a few extra plants in a container can help provide fresh, healthy food for someone else.

🍅 How it works
When you donate your extra produce—vegetables, fruits, or herbs—it becomes:
• Fresh food for families and seniors
• Ingredients for meals in shelters and low-income housing
• Healthy snacks for children in care programs

🥕 What can you donate?
All fresh, high-quality produce is welcome!
From spring greens and potatoes…
to summer tomatoes and zucchini…
to fall squash and pumpkins—every harvest makes an impact.

🌽 Imagine the difference
If every gardener planted just one extra row, together we could help reduce hunger and increase access to nutritious, locally grown food across our communities.

Right now, food insecurity remains a real challenge in Washington—affecting many households across our state, especially as food costs rise and support programs change.

✨ Grow with purpose this season
Plant a little extra. Share a lot. Strengthen your community.

👉 Check with your local food banks or collection sites to learn where to donate.
🔗Learn more about food insecurity:
https://mastergardener.wsu.edu/priorities/2024-impact/2024-local-food-impact/

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