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181 Frizzell Hill Rd
Leyden
MA
01337
Pay With: Credit/Debit
Wholesale: Restaurants, Grocery Stores
Growing Practices: Chemical Free/ Sustainably Grown
Contact: Tom Ashley
About
After more that 40 years of crawling down the rows on my hands and knees, I have decided to scale down my operation. We now offer Figs and Fig trees here at the farm and to area restaurants and bakeries. Potted Fig trees are available from Memorial Weekend through the summer and fall. Fresh, tree ripened Figs start the end of August and go into November. Best to call or text @ 413-834-0143 to check availability. We hope to get back into seed Garlic in the next year or two. Check back in the fall to see if we have any available. No chemical fertilizers or pesticides. Ever.
What We Grow
Fruit
Blackberries, FigsNursery + Flowers
Herb Plants, PerennialsVegetables
Chili Peppers, Eggplant, Garlic (cured), Garlic (uncured or w/ stalks), Garlic Scapes, Lettuce, Onions (cured), Onions (uncured or w/ greens), Peppers, Pumpkins, Salad Greens, Scallions/Green Onions, Shallots, Spinach, Tomatoes, Tomatoes (cherry), Winter SquashFarm Stand
- Dancing Bear Farm
181 Frizzell Hill Rd
Leyden, MA (map)
(413) 774-2021Open May – December, please call first. - 413-834-0143
Family Fun
Random Figtober events. Tours of the Figtorium.
Our Customers
Gill Tavern
Green Fields Market
Hope and Olive
Sweet Lucy's Bakeshop
T. J. Buckley
T. J. Buckley
T. J. Buckley
T. J. Buckley
Green Fields Market
Hope and Olive
Sweet Lucy's Bakeshop
T. J. Buckley
T. J. Buckley
T. J. Buckley
T. J. Buckley
Farmers' Markets
Season
Spring, Summer, Fall
Activities
Farm Tours
Photos
Peach update
There are no peaches for harvest in Massachusetts this year — an unfortunate casualty of increasingly variable weather fueled by climate change. We are keeping the guide updated with information about other fruit that is available, along with farms that are sourcing peaches from other parts of the region.
Updates