Enjoy local food grown and raised right here in Island County!
Shop Local and Support Our Farmers
Whidbey & Camano Island farmers, ranchers, and other producers work hard to provide you and your family with the freshest and healthiest food available. You may find a farm stand right in your own neighborhood!
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With a focus on regenerative practices you can find pasture raised lamb and beef in our Honesty Stand. We also offer flowers and herbs. Our stand runs on the honor system and can accept cash, check, PayPal or Venmo.
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Dried botanicals, jams & jellies, eggs, seasonal produce including, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes and more. All heirloom varieties. Seasonally available apples, pears, & grapes. Milk and fiber goat products including soaps and locally spun Mohair.
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Veggie starts, eggs, seasonal produce, fresh flowers, and a Fall pumpkin patch. Daily in-season listing on Facebook and Instagram. 126 years as a North Whidbey family farm. Now partnering with Heavy Nettle Collective, Grass Becomes a Wave, and Glacial Tilth Farm.
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Home to Whidbey Island Honey. Seasonal flowers, rainbow eggs from organically-fed free-range hens, fruit, vegetables, honey, and pure beeswax candles. No pesticides/herbicides used on the farm.
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Mushrooms and eggs daily. Certified organic blueberries, blueberry preserves, and granola available mid July to mid September.
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Seasonal organic vegetables
The Organic Farm School is a certified organic, regenerative learning center for beginning farmers. We host two farm stands weekly. Wednesdays on site at our farm from 2pm-5pm, and Sundays at the South Whidbey Tilth Market from 11am-3pm. Come engage with our students and fill your market basket with locally grown goodness!
You can schedule a tour of our farm weekdays from 10-5pm by emailing kirsten@organicfarmschool.org.
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Potatoes and other seasonal produce, grown using natural farming practices. Self-serve farmstand.
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Enhance your garden and yard with native plants from Whidbey Island! Over 20 species available in either small “plugs” or 3.5″ pots. Bulbs of our rare lilies available in August/September. Tours of our prairie and savannas by appointment.
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“Sunflower Jungle” is open mid-August when the blooms are ready, accompanied by juicy Goddess melons grown on the prairie. Continuing the decades-long Sherman pumpkin patch tradition in October. Our main squash crop is Sugar Hubbard Squash, a one-of-a-kind heirloom variety of winter squash developed by Grandpa Ed Sherman in partnership with Washington State University in the 1940s. No spray, no chemicals, ever.
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SkyRoot Farm is a 20 acre, certified organic, farm on the east side of South Whidbey Island. We follow an ecosystems approach to farming and carry regenerative agriculture ideals through all that we do. To place an order for vegetables, contact wheat@skyrootfarm.com
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Lettuce, peas, bok choi, kale, spinach, radishes, turnips, carrots, beets, zucchini, winter squashes, flowers, vegetable starts, garlic, peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, ground cherries and more! Available when in season. All produce grown by South Whidbey students!
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Eggs, flowers, vegetables, berries, plant starts. Honor system payments cash, checks, credit cards; place in envelope with vendor’s initials, drop through mail slot of pump house across from stand. Accepting SNAP and FMNP M-W-F 10 to 2.
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Local produce, flowers, live music, hot food, wifi, parking, restrooms, children’s play area. Welcome SNAP/Market Match and FMNP customers.
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Fresh Eggs provided by free-range, heritage chickens happily eating worms, bugs and organic grains all day, every day..
Farm-Fresh, Sustainable Flower Bouquets – grown naturally – no chemicals, no pesticides, no herbicides.
Flower and Vegetable Plant Starts.
Heritage Marshall Strawberry Plants.
Heirloom Garlic (late summer).
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Farm fresh lavender, lavender hydrosol, and lavender essential oil. Lavender plants. Fresh and dried chamomile, calendula and catnip.
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Looking for vegetables, herbs, pumpkins, strawberries, eggs, cheese, or other specific products?
Don’t forget to select the appropriate category above for your search.
Not on This List?
If you own a farm stand, or produce such items as eggs, honey, or flowers, please join this free resource. The only requirements are that items are grown or produced on your property, on Whidbey Island.
Rules of the Road
Many farm stands are unstaffed and run on the honor system. Having cash and small change on hand will help!
Farm stands are often located at private homes. Please respect privacy, don’t litter, and wait until you’re at home or a public area to enjoy your bounty.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Agriculture Resources Committee / Island County
ARCIC is an ad-hoc committee dedicated to advocating, educating, and building connections to support our local farmers, ranchers, and food processors. Learn more at agresourcesic.com
Conservation District
WICD provides free resources and technical assistance to farmers and landowners on farm, pasture, and timber management plans; rain garden and wildlife habitat guidance; and more. Learn more at whidbeycd.org
Whidbey Island Grown
Whidbey Island Grown is an island-wide cooperative of people and businesses that work together to provide the finest locally grown and produced food, products, services, and experiences. Learn more at whidbeyislandgrown.com
Slow Food Whidbey
Slow Food Whidbey Island is dedicated to educating the palate, connecting community, and celebrating food from farm to table through social and educational events for members. Learn more at slowfoodwhidbeyisland.org
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