Our 6.5 acre farm in Kitsap County includes a little less than 2 cultivated acres, a yurt meadow, barn, packing shed, wooded area, open fields and habitat for birds and other wildlife. Biodiversity is key to our success. We provide our customers with a wide array of vegetables and flowers while maintaining a balanced ecosystem in our gardens.
Farmer Rebecca Slattery uses careful crop rotations, homemade compost, cover crops, beneficial insectaries and patient observation to avoid synthetic pesticides and chemical fertilizers. Though not certified organic, our practices are stricter than the national organic standards. Deep ecology, closed loop systems and sustainability are our aims—“moreganic.”
Our CSA
Persephone Farm has been a pioneer in the Community Supported Agriculture movement—we started with 11 subscribers in 1991, making us one of the longest-running programs in the country. From the first week of June through the end of October, subscribers receive an armload of fresh-picked seasonal vegetables, herbs and flowers from our farm. Learn more about our CSA.
Wedding Flowers
No traditional florist can match the just-picked quality of seasonal blossoms straight from the garden. We grow many dozens of varieties of annuals, perennials, herbs, bulbs, shrubs, ornamental grasses and unusual specialty materials using organic practices on our farm in Indianola. Learn more and see photos of our fresh and local wedding flowers.
Subscribe for the 2020 season by Oct 23 before prices go up
End of the season greetings from your farmers at Persephone. It’s that time of year again. The pumpkins and peppers are coloring up and landing in your CSA boxes. And we’ve turned from planting seeds to planting garlic bulbs and cover crop grains to feed our soil. We always aim […]
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Ode to week 4
We’re sharing our poetic email to CSA subscriber, enjoy. And it’s not to late to join our CSA. — Welcome to week 4! Get ready for so many more! Your bin, is full of delights for a gorgeous din! Cauliflower and the beginning of raspberries are highlights! (P.S. Raspberry shares start next week!)
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2019 CSA Orientation June 5
Our CSA orientation is June 5, 5:30–7:30 p.m. Please bring your family and join us for an evening at the Farm. See your summer vegetables growing! Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, taste a leaf of sweet fennel or sour sorrel as we stroll the fields and meet our hard-working interns. We’ll explain […]
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