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GROWING

FLOWERS

NATIVE FOODS

& CLASS

CONSCIOUSNESS

Chile Peppers, Beans, Corn, Squash, Flowers, Ristras

Our cooperative farm uses regenerative practices to grow ancestral foods and worker solidarity on Native land in Arvada, CO

colorful Cherokee Tawny beans of various colors including browns, pinks, whites, and maroons grown in Denver, Colorado

QUERENCIA:

Querencia denotes a sense of belonging, love of place, and a land-based ethic of care, which we aim to embody in ourselves and extend to our communities.

It is at the heart of everything we do.

A place of

SAFETY,

AUTHENTICITY,

& LOVE

Farmer Stevie looks lovingly at a lady bug as she crawls on his wrist on his farm in Arvada, Colorado

3 FARMER BESTIES

growing on our own terms

OUR OFFERINGS

Peppers

Corn

Beans

Squash

Onions

Melons

Dried Herbs

Bouquet of flowers including pink, purple, blue, and maroon flowers with sprays of green foliage

Dried Bouquets

Dried Wreaths

Pepper Ristras

Corn Braids

Garlic Braids

OUR FOOD is grown on a half acre plot in Arvada, CO using regenerative, organic practices. We hope to engage, inspire, learn from, educate, and feed anyone who is interested in the culinary legacies and agricultural and food technologies that have nourished people in this region of Southwest borderlands for countless generations.

OUR FRESH FLOWERS are lovingly made into unique bouquets and offered via a 10-week long Flower CSA, in collaboration with our good friend Farmer Stacey from Sugar Boot Farm.

bringing joy first to our local pollinators and then to your home. Many of our flowers can also be dried, creating everlasting art.

OUR ART is created using the fruits of our labor. We preserve our harvest with everlasting dried flower bouquets & wreaths, garlic braids, and dried chile ristras.

 

These gorgeous practices connect us to ancient traditions, while keeping us stocked in staple foods all year long. 

bunches of freshly harvested flowers in bright blues

WHERE

TO 

PURCHASE

OUR

GOODS

BOULDER COUNTY FARMER'S MARKET

1303 Pear St, Boulder, CO 80302

Saturdays, 8AM to 2PM

Dates: 9/5, 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21

Parking

FLOWER CSA

Information and sign up here

WHOLESALE FOODS

CONTACT US FOR INFO

Farmer Stevie stands before a group of students, explaining how to plant potatoes

Contact us

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