Sweet Birch Farm

The days are longer, the flowers are growing and you are receiving your first letter from Sweet Birch Farm— all signs of spring! Even though the weather has been on the cool side, I can see the hope of warm weather throughout the farm. We have the lettuce and kale planted and growing nicely. The dandelions, hyacinths, and daffodils are growing. These early flowers provide food for the bees. One of the hives was so overpopulated that it had to be separated since they were about ready to swarm.
Next week, Saturday, Katie is going to start her weekly yoga class at the farm from 9:30-10:30. Alina has her soaps and skincare products available to sell. We are also in talks with Katie about offering a soap making class after one of her wonderful yoga classes in June (perhaps the 13th). See below for details!

It takes days to mow our lawn… 🤪

This is how it all starts! We don’t get a lot of summertime weather so we have to start our seeds inside. (Tomato plants were planted in February)