Honey Wood Farm

Business Type: Producer

Longbranch, WA

Racial and Social Equity
Eat Local First values the inclusion and representation of historically underrepresented or marginalized groups in the food and farming industry. The owners of businesses and organizations with the Racial and Social Equity indicator have identified themselves as holding one or more marginalized identities.

- Honey Wood Farm
- 15214 51st Street Court Southwest
- Longbranch, WA 98351

About Us

We are a small farm tending soil, food, and forest on the Key Peninsula. Located in Longbranch, our cultivated space is a shy quarter acre surrounded by forest and the Salish Sea. Our growing practices aim to provide nourishing food for our community while actively giving back to our soil and ecosystem. Honey Wood grows nearly 100 different varieties of vegetables and is home to dozens of native plants, animals, and pollinators. We would love to feed you and for you to be part of this abundant community as well!

Growing & Operating Practices

No till, regenerative practices. We prioritize soil and ecosystem health by not using any harmful chemicals and minimizing soil disturbance.

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Our Products

Locally Raised, Harvested, Grown
- Vegetables & Herbs
  - Arugula
  - Asian Greens/Bok Choy
  - Basil
  - Beans (Green/Yellow)
  - Beets
  - Bell peppers
  - Broccoli
  - Broccolini
  - Cabbage
  - Carrots
  - Chard
  - Chicories
  - Cilantro
  - Collard Greens
  - Cucumbers
  - Dill
  - Eggplant
  - Fennel
  - Green Onions
  - Kale
  - Kohlrabi
  - Leeks
  - Lettuce
  - Onions
  - Parsley
  - Parsnips
  - Pea Vines
  - Peas
  - Peppers (Hot)
  - Peppers (Sweet)
  - Pumpkins
  - Radicchio
  - Radishes
  - Root Vegetables
  - Salad Greens
  - Shallots
  - Spinach
  - Squash (Summer)
  - Squash (Winter)
  - Tomatillos
  - Tomatoes
  - Tomatoes (Cherry)
  - Tomatoes (Heirloom)
  - Turnips

Retail Info

Location

- Honey Wood Farm
- Phone: 2066009257
- 15214 51st Street Court Southwest
- Longbranch, WA 98351
- Open to the Public: No

Our Values

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Racial and Social Equity
Eat Local First values the inclusion and representation of historically underrepresented or marginalized groups in the food and farming industry. The owners of businesses and organizations with the Racial and Social Equity indicator have identified themselves as holding one or more marginalized identities.
- Woman Owned
  Owned by a person who identifies as a woman.

CSA Info

Currently Accepting Signups: Yes
Type/Contents: Vegetables
Seasons: Summer, Fall
Box Size(s)/Frequency: Weekly, small and full shares
Cost: $400/$560
Accepts SNAP/EBT for CSA?: No
CSA Distribution Methods: Workplace Drop-off
Workplace Drop-off?: Yes

Last updated: 05/8/2024