Glory Fields

In Due Season December 28, 2022
Though we often consider expanding, we’ve intentionally kept our operation manageable. This year, however, we weren’t exactly sure what “manageable” would look like. The one thing we did know was that change was coming. We started our seeds early in the year and nurtured them through transplant time despite the uncertainty. We were unsure whether we […]
Josue Barrera
Add Some Rustic Romanticism or Whimsical Wildflowers to Your Day! November 9, 2022
Summer may be gone, but the memories of the garden’s beautiful hues, blooms, and smells are slower to fade. From the striking bold burgundy colored tassel flower to the bubble gum smell of the snapdragon and floral scents of the green artemisia, each contributes to the ensemble of notes when put together. Bringing that transformation […]
Gloria Romano-Barrera
Cool Bot Build June 16, 2021
Someone somewhere along the way convinced us we needed cold storage. To be fair, it wasn’t too difficult to convince me. Last year our second fridge was bursting with inventory and despite decent movement of product, we could not establish a consistent harvest schedule to match storage space. I was frustrated more about mixing our personal […]
Josue Barrera

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