Frog Song Organics

“Frog Song Organics is truly something special! Everything at Frog Song is grown organically, with care, dedication, and respect for the land. Their produce is always fresh, vibrant, and bursting with flavor, you can taste the difference that comes from food grown the right way. They never use pesticides and would rather lose an entire crop than compromise the integrity of what they grow. That level of commitment is rare and truly admirable. Visiting the farm during one of their festivals is such a meaningful experience. You don’t just shop, you learn, explore, and connect. Seeing firsthand how food is grown gives you a deeper appreciation for what ends up on your plate. It’s more than just food; it’s community, sustainability, and love for the earth all in one. Their pork meat is also incredible, it’s tender, clean, and full of flavor. The pigs are raised on a diet of organic vegetables grown right on the farm, which makes a noticeable difference from the average pork you’ll find elsewhere. John, Amy, and the entire Frog Song team are some of the kindest, most genuine people you’ll meet. They’re always happy to share their knowledge and make you feel welcome the moment you arrive. If you want to support a farm that does everything the right way: organically, ethically, and with heart, Frog Song Organics is the place to go.”

“👩🏻‍🌾 Knowledgeable farm hands that are happy to answer all questions. Including my extra complex ones. 🍓Strawberries grown on straw/hay. Certified organic. 🍊 Annual crop rows in between fruit orchard with wildlife buffer zones. Native “weeds” and FREE certified organic lamb’s quarter edible “weed” which I take home to cook and eat 🐷 See pastured raised pigs on movable paddocks and believe your nose, there are no “pig” smells. “Turning liabilities into benefits” ~ J see FREE farmers’ resources and neat easy to understand “crop & livestock integration” Organic Farming Research Foundation 🐓Multiple pastured raised movable paddocks of Egg-Layer hens plus some with enormous roosters or geese. They have an open sky view. Learn about the best breed who prefers pastures over USA 🇺🇸 grown certified organic corn yet soy-free supplemental feed milled right here in St. Augustine. The Feed Mill 🍇 Mulberry tasting is complimentary! From the BEST mulberries I’ve EVER HAD and I’ve been to Fruitlucks etc… 🌿 Many permaculture and regenerative agriculture techniques used. And so much more.”

“Love going to their festivals, u picks and cane boil. Everyone is extremely nice, helpful and loves sharing their knowledge. Wonderful produce, meats, teas, flowers, syrups and jelly. Family friendly! Kids from 0 to 90 can tour the farm, pick in season produce or flowers, climb on big hay bales, feed the pigs and chickens, watch cane syrup being made, run around and be a farm kid for a day! Enjoy a fresh from the farm meal and relax while listening to live music. Always a fun time!!!”

“This event was truly marvelous. It made our year and the holiday season very memorable! Delicious fresh organic food ! Wonderful company ! Musical accompaniment! Gracious hosting ! Lovely, happy and well cared for animals ! An informative farm walk discussing organic, sustained farming practices ! I look forward to your next event in December! Thank you, all!”

“My family has never eaten so well. With the COVID shut down, we turned to local sources for food instead of grocery stores and found Frog Song. They have an online order system with contact-free transactions. We never had an issue with our orders. The produce is fresh, beautiful and delicious. Love them.”

“I bought the cherry tomatoes, they were out of this world! The flavor is unique. Will support them if I see them again.”

“Shopped at the Winter Park Saturday Market. Produce quality was excellent, but checkout felt rushed and unclear. I paid in cash and didn’t receive change or an explanation, and the cashier was distracted by their phone during the transaction. With prices on the higher side, clearer communication at checkout would really help.”

“Ordered for the first time this week. For $65, I got two quarts of heirloom tomatoes, and two small cantaloupe melons. Extremely expensive, but happy to pay to support local, organic farmers. When the order arrived, I immediately brought the produce inside, opened up the paper bags, and 50% of the tomatoes were beyond overripe - unusable - and they went straight into the compost bin. The rest are also very ripe - on the verge of mushiness, and must be used within a day or two at the most. A huge loss, and a huge disappointment. Whoever bagged them should have known better than to send these to a client - especially at that price. Not even my sharpest knife could cut them to use for salsa. Won't be ordering again. I really miss Waterkist Farm!”