Foxglove Farm

Foxglove Farm is a 120 – acre organic farm on Salt Spring Island in British Columbia, Canada.  The farm is located on one of the original homesteads on the island, surrounded by hundreds of acres of protected forest and agricultural fields, bordering Maxwell Lake.

Contact:
Michael Ableman

Address:
1200 Mount Maxwell Rd
Salt Spring Island
V8K 2H7

Phone:
(250) 537-1449

Email:
m.ableman@fieldsofplenty.com

Website:
www.foxglovefarmbc.com

Produce grown: When it’s Available: Where to buy our product:

Strawberries, raspcerries, blueberries, peach, plum, apple, pear, quince, persimmon, fig, chestnuts and cherries.
Melons
Asparagus
Wide variety of annual Mediterranean vegetables
Eggs
Grain
Hay

May-October

Salt Spring Island Tuesday and Saturday Farmer’s Markets
Farm gate
Salt Spring Thrifty’s and local stores
Nature Works
Restaurants in Vancouver and Victoria

More Information:

The farm is located on one of the original homesteads on the island, surrounded by hundreds of acres of protected forest and agricultural fields, bordering Maxwell Lake.

The farm produces strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, asparagus, melons, greens, roots, a wide range of annual Mediterranean vegetables, as well as orchards of diverse varieties of peach, plum, apple, pear, quince, persimmon, fig, chestnut, and cherry. We also manage a small flock of laying hens, produce ten acres of grains and legumes, and have over 30 acres of hay and pasture.

Our organically grown fruits, vegetables, and eggs are available at the Tuesday and Saturday Salt Spring Island farmers markets, at local stores and select restaurants on Salt Spring Island and in Vancouver and Victoria, and direct from the fields and through on-site meals to workshop participants and those on personal retreat at the farm.

The Centre for Arts, Ecology & Agriculture was established to demonstrate and interpret the vital connections between farming, land stewardship, food, the arts, and community well being; to model the economic possibilities for small and medium scale sustainable agricultural and forestry projects, and to nurture the human spirit through public programs, classes, and events.

Our programs include one to five day retreats and workshops bringing well-known writers, artists, musicians, foresters, farmers, and ecologists to share their knowledge within the context of a working landscape. We also offer a summer “farm camp” for children, guided tours, school programs, culinary events, and an annual open house with tours, music and food.