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2024 Holiday Pop Up Market

Holiday pop Up Market Holiday Pop Up Market! Dec 1 RSVP Sunday, December 1, 11am – 3pm  1305 Fair Ave Unit #2, Santa Cruz – but the entrance is on McPherson Street!Click here for directions Come for your holiday gift shopping! We’ve been busy all season growing and processing these delicious and nutritious treats. Please support the farm and bring

Planting Water

Planting Water: Keyline Design and On-Farm Earthworks enroll now Planting Water: Keyline Design and On-Farm Earthworks A Two-day Workshop with Benjamin Fahrer Sunday, November 24, 2024, 9am-5pm Sunday, December 15, 2024, 9am-5pm Join us as we prepare for the winter rains and learn how to steward water in a way that replenishes the hydrology of the landscape. This two-day workshop

Pumpkin, Carving

We grow a mix of Jack-o-Lantern pumpkins for carving including ‘Jack of Hearts’ (small), ‘Champion’ (large) and others. Choose what size pumpkin you’d like. Approx. $1 per lb.

Chard ‘Bright Lights’

The large leaves of rainbow chard are mild, earthy, and slightly bitter, and taste a bit milder than spinach.

What We Grow

Santa Cruz Permaculture is a 26.5 acre certified-organic diversified farm overlooking the Pacific near Ano Nuevo State Beach between the towns of Davenport and Pescadero. We work with a wide array of local businesses and institutions to supply  Fruits: Blackberries, Kiwis, Strawberries Vegetables: Artichokes, Arugula, Basil, Bok Choi, Broccoli, Broccolini, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Cucamelon, Cucumbers, Dandelion Greens, Eggplant, Garlic, Potatoes, Kale,

Lavender ‘Provence’ (fresh)

Lavender has many uses, including medicinal, personal care, and decorative. This isn’t your average lavender, this is lavender grown right here on our coastal farm! (Note: This lavender is fresh, not dried)

Calendula (dried)

Dried calendula flowers are traditionally used both internally and externally. It is believed to provide support as a demulcent, and in wound healing. (Note: This calendula is dried)

Calendula (fresh)

Calendula is best known for making potent infused oils for herbal salves and burn ointments, due to the high resin content. (Note: This calendula is fresh and not dried)

Tulsi Basil ‘Kapoor’ (dried)

Tulsi Basil “Kapoor’ is believed to both alert and soothe the nervous system through action on the olfactory bulb of the brain when it is inhaled or tasted. (Note: this Tulsi is dried)

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