Two Boots Farm

4226 Maple Grove Rd. Hampstead USA

(443) 507-8428

A family run farm and floral design studio in Hampstead, Maryland. We grow a wide variety of cut flowers and produce. We also have over 100 cultivated pawpaw fruit trees. We use ecologically sustainable practices so that future generations can continue to grow in healthy soil.

Welcome to August

August 06, 2020  /  Elisa Lane

Greetings!

We’ve had a busy week on the farm, despite Tuesday’s downpour. The fields are extremely abundant right now, and these days, we’re spending most of our time harvesting. We were lucky to come out of this week’s storm unscathed. Now we’re looking forward to getting lots of work done once the fields dry out a bit more. Our Fall crops are going in the ground now, and we’re getting excited for the return of things like radishes, sprouting broccoli, and pac choi. Of course, we’ll enjoy the summer crops while they last!

The monarch butterflies were out in full force this week. What a joy to share the farm with these beauties!

The monarch butterflies were out in full force this week. What a joy to share the farm with these beauties!

We will be at the market at Johnny’s this weekend. We are grateful for you ongoing support and look forward to seeing you there. The market is Sunday from 8:00-11:00 am.

Produce Availability 8/9 Market

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  • basil

  • beans

  • cherry tomatoes

  • cucumbers

  • eggplant

  • potatoes

  • shishito peppers

  • spring mix

  • summer squash

  • sweet peppers

  • tomatoes

  • zucchini

And, as always, we’ll have plenty of flowers.

Sincerely,

Amelia and the rest of the Two Boots Farm crew

Gray, the farm cat, has taken to joining the crew for lunch each day. She’s just about the sweetest cat in the world. Sometimes she’ll join us in the field, strutting alongside as we work or insisting on cuddles while we weed. And she’s killer ro…

Gray, the farm cat, has taken to joining the crew for lunch each day. She’s just about the sweetest cat in the world. Sometimes she’ll join us in the field, strutting alongside as we work or insisting on cuddles while we weed. And she’s killer rodent patrol!

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