“From dawn to dusk, winter to spring, summer & autumn; the contrasts of nature refresh the mind and renew our sense of balance.” -Phil Harding Like a toddler taking its first steps, spring has wobbled onto the scene at Long Row. As Mr. Harding suggests, spring and the farm are finding their ... View Post

  Our “lavender season” at Long Row begins late May and continues into June. Once our midwest weather turns hot and dry, the lavender plants will begin to wake from their winter sleep and bloom. Mid-June is the climax of our lavender growing season and with the flowers at their peak, our barn is ... View Post

Every facet of the farm is allowed an extended breath during the winter. This is a rhythm we return to and appreciate each year. Work is in progress, but at a much slower pace. Because of this yearly practice, we found ourselves drawn to the word regeneration to represent these few winter months. View Post