—  what do we grow?  —

At Wildwood Acres Farm, every season brings new colors, flavors, and experiences. From the first blossoms of spring to the golden harvest of fall, we grow a wide variety of flowers, vegetables, and natural goods; all nurtured with care here in the heart of Vermont.

Flowers

Our fields burst into bloom with vibrant, pollinator-friendly flowers throughout the growing season. From wildflower mixes to hand-cut bouquets, our flowers are grown to bring beauty into your home and support bees, butterflies, and other essential pollinators. Whether you’re looking for a casual bunch to brighten your table or something special for an event, our flowers capture the spirit of Vermont in every stem.

Vegetables

Fresh, seasonal, and always full of flavor. Our vegetables are grown with care and harvested at their peak. In spring, you’ll find tender greens and crisp radishes; summer brings tomatoes, squash, and peppers; and autumn fills the fields with hearty root crops and pumpkins. Every vegetable reflects our commitment to healthy soils and sustainable farming practices.

Maple Syrup

A Vermont classic. Each late winter and early spring, our trees are tapped and produce sap to create pure maple syrup, a sweet tradition passed down through generations. From pancakes and waffles to glazes and marinades, the syrup brings the taste of the Green Mountains to your table.

Honey

Honey is harvested from hives that thrive on the wildflowers and meadows of our farm. The result is a rich, golden honey with flavor notes unique to Vermont’s landscape. Every jar is not only a taste of the season but also a reminder of the essential role pollinators play in sustaining our farm and environment.

Other Seasonal Goods

Beyond our main crops, you’ll find rotating seasonal offerings such as pumpkins, herbs, and berries. And in our restored farm shop, we’ll have hand-poured beeswax candles, antiques, and locally made Vermont gifts that reflect the creativity and character of our community.

From blossoms to harvest, every season has something to discover at Wildwood Acres Farm.