Strawberries vs. Weeds: Our 2-Year Strategy
Growing crops outdoors is a constant struggle with weeds, and sometimes they get the upper hand — temporarily. That’s why our strawberry plants get plowed under after just two harvests, when the weeds in that patch become too… Read More
It’s Planting Time!
Have you started your garden yet? Whether it’s a single pot, a collection of containers or a patch of soil, we have a wide assortment of healthy, well-grown plants ready to be transplanted. Come by and take a… Read More
Asparagus Update
We are picking asparagus every other day now, about 25 to 30 pounds at a time. There are another six to seven weeks left to the season, but it will probably take until about May 20 for us… Read More
Four Weeks Left!
As of this morning at 9 a.m., there are exactly four weeks left until we reopen the farmstand for 2018. Friday, May 4 is the big day, and we’re hoping for an earlier asparagus season this year! The… Read More
Watch: We’re #4 on This List
… on a video list of the “top 12 attractions in Edgartown.” Do you agree with the choices? Are there any places in town that you would add? Let us know in the comments below, or drop a… Read More
Available Now: Taste Summer in March with Pesto
The days are getting longer, the crocuses are blooming and the birds are singing — but this is still March on Martha’s Vineyard, where spring comes at its own leisurely pace. Fortunately, last summer, we took some of… Read More
Watch: Winter Storm Wallops Martha’s Vineyard
March earned its reputation for arriving “like a lion” with a major winter northeaster over the weekend. Blasting winds and moon-pulled high tides contributed to flooding all around the Island. Our intrepid media manager Louisa donned her foul-weather… Read More
Martha’s Vineyard 2018 Events: Save These Dates!
When is Illumination Night? What time is the parade? Where are the fireworks? Mark your calendar now for these 2018 events on Martha’s Vineyard.
Summer Housing on Martha’s Vineyard: A Letter from Jim
Dear 2018 Employees, For the last 100 years or more, summer workers on Martha’s Vineyard have been looking for places to stay which are clean, safe and affordable on the wages of their summer jobs.
