What a beautiful spot to stop and pick up some wonderful organic produce. We bought the apples…read moreand tried them in the car while we sat in the lot. We went back and got more! An absolutely beautiful setting. Thank you for your hard work growing the beautiful food that you provide for the community.

I love farmers markets. This was a special one because of the simple but rustic set up and honor…read morepaying system. You select the produce you want, weigh it, bag, it and slip the money into the box at the counter. They had everything from fresh produce to wildflowers and fresh tomatoes, peeled and crushed in mason jars. The vegetables were super fresh and very tasty. I will definitely be coming back when I'm in town.

This farm was amazing. I loved the U-Pick experience…read more As I picked blackberries that just fell into my hands I learned so much about how to pick fruit in a conscious way. We picked two kinds of apples to make an apple pie and they just melted in our mouths with the most beautiful texture when we ate them. The staff offered tables and chairs in the shade and cups of water to my parents which was kind. My fingers were stained with blackberry juice and they had two sinks with liquid soap outside which was so thoughtful, much better than the hand sanitizer for guests at most farms. The Asian Pears we purchased on the way out were potent with honey notes and I loved how there were three varieties to choose from -- we got all three -- each so different from one another. I'd love to return during permission and guava season! I could feel the intentions here, and it made the "U-Pick" experience far more than that. I suggest arriving ready to make your hour intentional as you meet the land. Thank you, EARTHseed Farm.

My worst experience of U-Pick. I bought entry ticket for 40$ online just for myself to enjoy fruit…read morepicking and meditation. I came late at ~11:35 thinking that 11-12 was entry window and was told to come back later at 1pm because the staff is going to have lunch. I didn't have such amount of time. And they said "ok you can pick for 20 minutes". Ok. And then I had 5 minutes orientation. I was sad but ok, still tried to enjoy the garden. At 11:55 the staff lady came personally to me and said "it's time to check out". At the same time a family of 4 stayed in the garden to continue their picking. I asked "Why are you sending only me away?". "The other group is coming. I'm only following orders". That's terrible. I didn't even take my fruits. I checked several time their website and couldn't find anything about these strict time frames and the lunch breaks. Usually u pick farms are friendly, cheaper and provide as much time as needed.. Very disappointed

Tickets go on sale every Wednesday at Noon from June - September:…read more https://theboringfarm.simpletix.com These were some of the best organic raspberries I've ever tasted. Raspberries are quite easy to pick which makes it accessible for people of all ages to participate, which was great. I'd bring a picnic and drinks. There are plenty of tables in the shade and sun. We were having such a lovely time picnicking after picking that we didn't even notice they'd been closed for half an hour! They were welcoming and didn't say a thing. Very thoughtful and family-friendly people. I'd definitely come back. While there are only raspberries at this farm, they're so good that it's worth coming for that one beautiful fruit.

A really fun stop for a family outing!…read more The raspberries are really delicious, and I love that the farm is organic so you feel good feeding your loved ones. The prices are $12 a pound, which seem fair considering you're paying $7-8 for a small 6 oz pack in the grocery store. Plus, you can't beat picking them fresh. There's a pond and picnic area to enjoy your fresh picked raspberries or a packed lunch, if you want to make an afternoon out of it. Not a lot of shade on the property, so if you go on a hot day be prepared with water at hats.

Hector's seasonal veggies are delicious and the Fermented Jalapeno Hot Sauce he makes from his…read morehomegrown jalapeños & garlic is awesome! I bought one for me and one to give to special local chef to try :)

I checked this place out at the Farmers Market, they are awesome!…read more So many products from beeswax candles to raw fresh honey. I picked up the raw lavender honey and some honeycomb - so amazing!!! Great prices considering the product. I can't wait to go back and try some of the other honey. Hector is very nice and helpful.

This was my first visit to the nursery since it changed ownership. I've been going to this nursery…read morefor 30 years. I have to say the last owner wasn't particularly nice - the new owners are quite welcoming. There's a huge selection of variety of Rhododendrum's, Japanese maples, Dahlia's and Clivia's with huge redwoods surrounding. The grounds are gorgeous as ever with lovely shaded paths throughout. A new addition is the small shop with soaps and lotions made from herbs. Additionally, we were told by one of the new owners that they know offer event space for weddings. There is no charge to park or to enter the nursery. It seemed like the prices were a bit higher, but for a specialty plant it would be worth it.

Absolutely stunning. It feels like stepping into a completely different world. The plants are…read morebeautifully integrated throughout the space and the staff was wonderful. Dogs loved it too.

We discovered this spot during Weekend Along Farm Trails. I love exploring farms in general and…read moreespecially so close to home. This spot was on my radar for cut flowers, mushrooms and animals to pet - it delivered on all accounts! They were hosting a mushroom workshop but we just putzed around to pet animals, wander through the garden, and soak up some nature. The farm has alpacas, Jacob sheep, and various ducks. Cows in the outside fields. A beautiful cut flower garden; and a greenhouse with shiitake and oyster mushrooms growing. Beautiful spot off highway 116; perfect farm vibes on a beautiful autumn day. What can I tell you; Steve is the owner and opens his homestead for folks like us to learn, explore and enjoy. Isabelle runs the flower garden in the lower garden that is full of dahlias, zinnias, and other beauties. We walked a way with some cut flowers, pink oyster mushrooms to cook for dinner, and a shiitake mushroom growing kit. I love mushrooms and I'm super excited to harvest our kit in 7-8 days! Super lovely spot to have spent an afternoon! Perfect west county farm full of character.

Where to begin! What a wonderful slice of heaven Bloomfield Farms is! My husband and I were…read moremarried there and literally had a dream wedding. The staff and owners ran everything with great professionalism, high-end service, and EXCEEDED our expectations. Never could I have imagined such a perfect wedding...have you ever heard of a "perfect" wedding! Seriously, it was and we give the credit to all the hard work that the staff and owners put in to make our special day extra, EXTRA special. I also know, firsthand, that the horse boarding side of their business is exceptional. The owners and staff give concierge-level service to the animals they board as if they were their own. You can rest assured that your treasured horse will receive the highest care quality seen on an international scale that upscale owners expect.

Beautiful state-of-te-art horse facility! The giant arena has great footing, covered round pen for…read moreall year use, gorgeous barn with oversize stalls, quality hay, green pastures for turnout, large tack room, world class trainer available on a gorgeous 100 acres property with trails providing all the amenities for the discerning horseman. My horse and I have never been happier since we started boarding and training there. The owners are extremely accommodating and I cannot recommend this place enough. Best kept secret in Sonoma County!

They are the best farm in Sonoma County to buy your veggies and flowers from! They developed the…read moremost economically viable no-till vegetable farm in the US and have been teaching people all around the world ever since. No-till with no-spray farming is the only form of farming that not only does not harm the ecosystem, but actually helps maintain and regenerate ecosystems. Even if a farm is organic or no-spray, if they till their soil, they are destroying all kinds of microbiomes that provide rich nutrients for growing food, and often lots of critters and creatures as well like frogs, snakes, and salamanders. Plus, because they keep all the nutrients in the soil, the food they grow is more nutritious than till-farmed or "only organic" farms. There's a reason they have been featured by National Geographic, in multiple books, documentaries, and periodicals. They have been asked to speak at conferences all around the world and farmers and university students come from all over the country and world to learn how their farming system works as a result of all this. Plus, they are just cool people!