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View fullsize The March landscape at Salt Air Farm is, overall, fairly stark. As such, those first florals of the year appear that much prettier! It’s so nice to see the cheerful forsythia and perky hellebores coming into bloom!
View fullsize Picking forsythia now at Salt Air Farm!
View fullsize Early spring on Salt Air Farm involves making sure all the equipment: trucks, tractors, tillers, mowers, disks, plows, RTVs, well pumps, etc. are all functional and ready to go for the busy season ahead. It’s a good thing Dan is here. Pruden
View fullsize Spring vine being harvested at Salt Air Farm.
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View fullsize Harvested pussy willow awaiting pick up at Salt Air Farm. It may not feel like spring yet but the birds have started laying again and the pussy willow is beautiful! If you haven’t ordered yours yet there is still time, but don’t wait!
View fullsize Salt Air Farm winter work. Dan works to hurricane proof the dike by taking the top out of a long established cedar tree.
View fullsize Hazy winter day at Salt Air Farm. It may be dreary outside at this time of the year but we are very busy prepping for an exciting upcoming season. We hope you plan to be part of it!
View fullsize A pair of mourning doves were the only other creatures Eleanor and I saw this morning on our walk around Salt Air Farm’s barnyard. Everyone else had the good sense to stay tucked in!
View fullsize New Year’s Eve on Salt Air Farm is spent outdoors with Dan and Eleanor trimming trails, checking on the duck blinds, and practicing El’s retriever skills. Slowly but surely Eleanor is figuring out that bringing home dinner takes team wor
View fullsize Eleanor tries on her new outfit on Christmas morning at Salt Air Farm.
View fullsize Salt Air Farm honey makes a wonderful gift. Currently available honey varieties: wildflower honey, hydrangea rose honey, lavender blackberry honey, and clover woodland honey. Each is a unique blend made by our very industrious honeybees!
View fullsize The fall cover crops at Salt Air Farm help to prevent wind and rain soil erosion, provide organic matter, and act as a weed suppressant. Once we see it germinated and growing we know that field is good to go and can be put to bed for the winter. Ph
View fullsize There was a golden sunrise this morning on Salt Air Farm. A beautiful start to an unseasonably beautiful day.
View fullsize Eleanor helps with the tulip planting, at Salt Air Farm, for an upcoming spring wedding.
View fullsize Watching the sun set from Salt Air Farm’s dike system.
View fullsize Salt Air Farm’s roses are slowly winding down for the season. The last few performers will hang in there til that first hard frost.
View fullsize As the seasons change at Salt Air Farm so do the stems being harvested. Each season is beautiful unto itself. We hope you’re taking the time to look out the window and enjoy the shift in color and light.
View fullsize Eleanor gets the day off Salt Air Farm and heads to Greenport to go trick or treating with the kids. They loved her and she loved them!
View fullsize @alessandraparksphoto was gracious enough to share this photo of a beautiful couple with Salt Air Farm. Shared photos are fun for us as we never get to see the actual moment. We set the stage then quietly exit. Seeing it all come together is amazi