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mulberry Creek Herb FarmIt’s always an exciting road trip out to the lake to visit Mulberry Creek Herb Farm.  This year we made the trip a little later in the season and I’m thankful we did because I most likely wouldn’t have brought home as many tomato plants to try out. It’s been a rough season on the veggies with the crazy weather in my garden. The strawberries were being harvested out in their field and prepare for their upcoming herb festival was underway.

Adorable working railroad in the landscape out in the parking lot of the Farm.  I love the miniature conifers they have in this landscape.

Entering the Farm and Greenhouses

Tucked off a country road in Ohio… I love the shade of the tree that also frames the entrance to the farm.

Entry to the Garden Center

Just past the railroad miniature garden I spotted some friends from the organic world…

As you walk the farm you can’t help but notice the rich soil!  Wait until you see the exploring we do in the images below.

border at the farm

Flowering Cilantro in the Landscape

Out near the raised bed gardens I noticed a beautiful white flowering ‘shrub’ as I got closer to see what it was I started craving salsa.   The blooms are from cilantro that has been left to go to seed.  Each year it grows in this location at the farm according to Beverly ( avid gardener and employee at the farm).   I’m so inspired by this … I can’t stop thinking about where I should grow my cilantro OUT in the garden.

Achieve this look by planting the cilantro and tomatillo seeds directly in the ground 2 weeks before the last frost. 

Organic Farm Shopping

One of the highlights of shopping at a location that grows all organic is you can safely taste the herbs and veggies before you purchase them!  This Thai Spinach is coming home with me after I tried a taste!

Trellis for beans

Come … Learn and Explore

After a visit to Mulberry Creek Farms I’m always inspired to try new things and it is a refreshing reminder that YOU CAN GROW large farms/gardens organically.

Lavender Growing In The Organic Field

Did I mention they have Chickens and a Peacock too!

I got to shop with a peacock!

More Information about Mulberry Creek Farms

Mulberry Creek Herb Farm  3312 Bogart Road Huron, Ohio  44839


In 2009, Mark, Karen, and the rest of our herb farm staff decided to focus on the local market, instead of adding on more greenhouses and zeros to each side of our ledger. It goes against the trend of “bigger is better” but when you’re raising 2 young sons, it makes sense. –  from Mulberry Creek Herb Farm Site

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I can’t believe all the amazing plants you can grow successful organically.  What do you grow in your home garden natural?  I would love to hear what you thought about this post.  Have you been to Mulberry Creek Herb Farm?  Share your thoughts on this post with me.

Happy Garden Center Hooping,

Bren Haas

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