all FRESH produce sold at Shadowood Farm is

100% certified organic!

PRODUCE SALES TO THE PUBLIC:

closed to the public for the summer months as of May 1, 2022.

The general public can purchase any remaining Shadowood Farm food at Healthfully Yours in Stuart.

Though we’ve always grown using organic practices, in October of 2018, our devotion to organic agriculture became official and we received our Organic Certification from the USDA. According to the USDA Organic Integrity Database, we are one of two Certified Organic growers in Martin County (Organic Cane Company, sugar cane grower is the other) and the only Certified Organic grower that sells organic produce to the public in Martin County.

In addition to our USDA certification, we are also certified by the Real Organic Project. The Real Organic Project is a farmer-led movement created to distinguish soil-grown and pasture-raised products under USDA organic. In response to the lack of enforcement of some vital USDA Organic standards to protect soil health and animal welfare, organic farmers rallied together to fight to protect the integrity of the organic label.

The above photo was taken prior to the Covid-19 outbreak… We long for the days when we can display our beautiful food safely and openly again.

The above photo was taken prior to the Covid-19 outbreak… We long for the days when we can display our beautiful food safely and openly again.

When Covid-19 hit in March of 2020, our public produce sales in the pole barn became “life behind the plastic curtain”, as a way to protect ourselves and our valued customers. We’re eager to determine what changes can occur in the fall of 2021!

When Covid-19 hit in March of 2020, our public produce sales in the pole barn became “life behind the plastic curtain”, as a way to protect ourselves and our valued customers. We’re eager to determine what changes can occur in the fall of 2021!

In December of 2021, the plastic curtains are gone, but we’re still doing our best to keep our family, our staff and our devoted shoppers safe. Regardless of state or local laws, masks that cover nose and mouth are required to enter our pole barn shopping area. Our fridge units are filled with fabulous, real organic food!

FALL, WINTER & SPRING: Here in South Florida, most of the annual vegetables that people typically want to eat, grow best from late September through April/early May. We start planting our fall crops in early to mid September and generally will not have vegetables or herbs ready until late October/early November. Not all crops are planted at the same time and not all crops are ready at the same time. Mother Nature ALWAYS dictates!

Each season we grow a wide variety of annual vegetables, herbs and some perennial fruits. We always try to grow heirloom and/or unusual varieties. In August, we are planting seeds like crazy to create baby plants that will placed in our gardens come September. Once we start planting, if time permits, we’ll share what varieties are being planted here and on social media.

Just a small sampling of the delicious, organic, Shadowood Farm grown food we harvested in Season #12, November of 2021

One of our final, beautiful, big harvests of Season #8, taken in April of 2018.

One of our final, beautiful, big harvests of Season #8, taken in April of 2018.