Welcome to Amy's Garden!
Where can I find Amy?
Amy’s Garden is at farmers markets throughout Central Virginia. See Farmers Market schedules and locations.
Why local organic?
Avoiding harmful chemicals by eating all-organic is key to leading a healthy lifestyle and reducing risk for cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. Read all about going organic.
Amy’s Garden is a USDA Certified Organic family farm growing 10 acres of organic produce and cut flowers in Charles City County, Va.
Amy's Garden sells at farmers markets in Richmond and Williamsburg and offers membership in its CSA (Community Supported Agriculture).
News from the farm
We'll be back at the markets beginning in May with strawberries, tasty salad mixes, arugula, kale, chard and more!
And don't forget to look for us at Maymont's Herbs Galore on April 28 – we'll have great heirloom tomato plants and interesting vegetable varieties for your garden!
Our CSA is full for the 2012 season, but don't hesitate to email or call us, 804.896.6446, if you are interested in a 2013 season Garden Share. The Amy’s Garden CSA has been growing strong since 2003. Our Garden Share provides you with a weekly pre-packed bag of fresh, Certified Organic produce from mid-May through mid-September.
Discover new recipes and share your own on our Recipes page. If you have a great recipe, please share your own instructions for dressing up our fresh organic produce! Also, join the Amy's Garden community by following us on Facebook!
Want to grow your own goodies?
Don't forget to check our tips on organic gardening in the Richmond Times Dispatch.
Look for us in Eating Local Cookbook
Amy’s Garden was one of 10 small family farms featured in Sur La Table’s new cookbook Eating Local - The Cookbook Inspired by America’s Farmers. It’s a beautiful cookbook full of luscious pictures and recipes and we are proud to be a part of it!
Community-supported agriculture
What is a CSA?
Want fresh vegetables, fruit and even flowers waiting for you each week? Learn how our CSA Garden Share works.
What's fresh ...
... in the garden, at the market, around central Virginia. We'll tweet it to keep you up to date!