About West Willow

A small farm shaped by beauty, good food, and gathering together.

West Willow Farm is a little patch of flowers, orchard grass, animals, mountain views, and things made by hand. It is where we grow what we can, share what is in season, and make room for people to gather.

Right now that looks like flowers in season, eggs from the hens, gluten-free treats, a facial tallow balm developed here, and a serum still finding its way. The kitchen uses grass-fed butter, our own farm eggs, and organic ingredients whenever possible. Wednesday is the main day at the stand. Flowers, eggs, treats, and tallow can be ordered for a custom pickup time. Shipping is determined after the order.

Portrait of the farmer at West Willow Farm

How we tend the place

What we keep coming back to

  1. 01

    Grow what we can

    We grow flowers, food, herbs, and other useful things in season, and try to make something good from what the farm gives us.

  2. 02

    Make room to gather

    A bouquet, a shared meal, a class, or a few chairs around the table — the farm is better when other people get to enjoy it too.

  3. 03

    Notice what’s beautiful now

    The farm changes constantly. We want West Willow to celebrate what is good in the season we are actually in rather than trying to make every season look the same.

A wooden bowl of plums and apples beside a blue-green squash, tomatillos, pears, and a small bottle of flowers.
Pumpkins and squash on weathered garden shelves, with a small wicker lantern hanging between the boards and sunflowers behind.
Three hosts smiling under the pergola, with the harvest chandelier and buffet behind them.
The West Willow Farm stand

Life at West Willow

This place is always changing.

What we grow, make, and gather around shifts with the season. Some weeks that means flowers and eggs at the stand. Other weeks it might mean a garden dinner, a batch of balm, or a table full of people. We like it that way.

For pickup, a gathering, or a note to the farm, write westwillowfarm@gmail.com.