Sprout Farm

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From Farmstand

Everyone likes a bargain. And we all hate it when the cucumbers stop growing. Check the CURRENT EVENTS to find out what’s happening at the farm stand.

The current events page will be where you can find this week’s ad (if we have a moment to post it!)

Hours:
Mon - Sat 9am to 6pm
Sunday 9am to 4pm
No early birds please!

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Jade waits to greet you at the stand. Pic from Spring 2008

Looking for some of the best Locally Grown Cape Cod flowers and produce? Come check out Sprout Farm in Mashpee! We are located at 97 Quinaquisset Ave. Detailed directions can be found here.

Hours
Monday through Saturday 9am to 6pm
Sunday 9am to 4pm
No early birds please!

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From 08-25-05

Did you know that Sprout Farm does not grow “sprouts”? Turns out, we ARE Sprouts! To find out more about Farmer Sprout, the farm, and his wife (in that order ), click here

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From our Picasaweb album Farmstand

Ahhh… spring! The season that goes by so fast we can’t take a moment to blink. The farm is busy with flowers and vegetable plant sales. To see typical spring offerings, visit our spring page

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During summer the cool ocean breezes try hard to keep us cool while working the fields. Still, we spend a lot of time sweating hard to bring you the freshest produce. Find your favorite item out of stock? Just ask and we may just go out and pick it special for you!

If you want to see what we typically offer in the summer, visit our summer page

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Many of the seasonal guests leave our fair sandbar during the fall. That doesn’t mean life slows down on the farm! Whether we are finishing up summer vegetable harvesting, or gearing up for a few fun holidays, there is never a dull moment.

To find out what we typically offer in the fall, check out the fall page

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Starting winter with Christmas trees at the stand is a special experience for Farmer Sprout. To see what we offer in the ‘off’ season, check out the winter page (link, write page)

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From our Picasaweb album Spring

What are those stacks of white pots? Some kind of alien communication device?

No, they are the new HYDROPONIC grow system! To learn about how Sprout Farm is using this system to grow such yummy things as strawberries and tomatoes, click here