Renaissance Orchards

“Small Private Farm with the emphasis of Community Compassion in Gardening for self sufficiency and sustainable safe farming practices, easy on the environment. Farmer allows families to share garden and greenhouse space and to donate back to the food bank in an effort to draw others into the practice of growing at least one pot of food at their own homes to understand everyone can experience the joy of participating in their own food production, no matter how small. Small flocks of birds produce eggs, beef cattle to provide food at reasonable prices, and goats. Salmon Stream, Woods and Wetlands can be viewed and experienced for Community and Youth projects, Internships are available with permission of Very open minded Farmer at this historically significant property where the barn housed pony express horses and mules for the stage coaches at the turn of the last century.”

“A small farm operated by a by a renaissance woman with patience to explain and teach individuals, families, and small groups. For a break from Bellingham stress, and line of site of Mount Baker give her a visit.”

“Had their black plum cider at Elizabeth Station in Bellingham and loved it! I hope to see more available in the area.”