Morning Glory Farm

At Morning Glory Farm, we cut flowers every day for the freshest bouquets. They should last you about a week, but there are ways to make cut flower arrangements last longer still. Here are some tips from MGF… Read More

It’s hard to believe that just a week ago, we were eagerly dropping off our entries for this year’s Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Society fair. Here are our blue-ribbon-winning vegetables and flowers of 2018:

We have flowers by the truckload at the farm this month! Come in and choose a freshly made bouquet, or flowers for your own arrangements.

We’re having a sunny sale, today only: While supplies last, our sunflowers are just $1 apiece. The farmstand opens at 8 a.m.—come get some Island sunshine on a stem! First come, first served. 

When do your flowers come into season? How long can I expect my cut flowers to last? How can I make my flower arrangement last longer? Can I order flowers for special events? What are the ordering options?… Read More

By guest blogger Rachel Caine, MS, Dietetic Intern, Mount Auburn Hospital  Lavender is a versatile herb that grows in small shrub-like formations. It is very well known for its scent and has been used in aromatherapy for hundreds of… Read More

These are approximate harvest dates for our seasonal farm produce. Please keep in mind that many yields tend to start small and increase over a period of days to weeks, depending on the weather. Potatoes (red/white/Yukon/russet): July 1… Read More

It really feels like summer now—because it is! Thursday was the solstice, the longest day of the year delivering maximum sunshine to our ripening crops. Flavorful summer squashes are coming in right on schedule, starting with the endearingly… Read More

These are approximate harvest dates for our seasonal farm produce. Please keep in mind that many yields tend to start small and increase over a period of days to weeks, depending on the weather.

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