Sharon Creek Farm

Sharon Creek Farm Certified Naturally Grown fruit (berries, currants, tree fruits), chicken, duck, goose and quail eggs, vegetables, organic sourdough, honey, maple syrup.

Permaculture farm, proudly woman owned and operated. On Farm Market,.Saturdays May through October. The Farm
Sharon Creek Farm is committed to providing wholesome and nutritious food to our growing community. Sharon Creek is a small, diversified farm organized according to the principles of small-scale permaculture. Our focus is on restoring neglected farmland to health, respecting natural habitat

and its inhabitants, and minimizing our carbon footprint. We work only with organic inputs and methods to bring you fruit (currants, haskap berries, cherries, plumcots, Asian pears, dessert grapes, rhubarb), asparagus, garlic, some seasonal vegetables, free range chicken, duck and quail eggs, honey and wool products. The farm is located in the beautiful Holland River Valley on the Rogers Reservoir Conservation Area just north of Newmarket. Please follow Twitter or Facebook updates to see what is available, or visit our online farm store. The Farmer
Sally Shearman grew up on a farm in the UK, has an educational background that is eclectic and includes horticulture, landscape design and design arts, and is fulfilling her dream of owning and operating a small-scale organic farm.

Finnegan takes his guardian duties seriously, it seems.  All chipmunks under the deck must be eliminated.
06/15/2025

Finnegan takes his guardian duties seriously, it seems. All chipmunks under the deck must be eliminated.

The Haskap berries are turning blue.  Cedar waxwings were landing on the nets as I snapped this photo.  They know when t...
06/11/2025

The Haskap berries are turning blue. Cedar waxwings were landing on the nets as I snapped this photo. They know when the berries turn blue and word goes out on the bird internet.

G*i Lan, the green that just keeps on giving.  I have been harvesting from the same group of plants since the beginning ...
06/09/2025

G*i Lan, the green that just keeps on giving. I have been harvesting from the same group of plants since the beginning of April and eating it almost every day. It definitely benefited from the long, cool spring.

Rose salvia, a veritable bee magnet.
06/07/2025

Rose salvia, a veritable bee magnet.

Pansy love ❤️
06/03/2025

Pansy love ❤️

The teenage dinosaur chicks have moved from the brooder into their transition home.
06/02/2025

The teenage dinosaur chicks have moved from the brooder into their transition home.

Early variety gooseberries
05/30/2025

Early variety gooseberries

One of my spindly little pawpaws is flowering 😮 None of the neighboring pawpaws are flowering, as they are equally immat...
05/29/2025

One of my spindly little pawpaws is flowering 😮 None of the neighboring pawpaws are flowering, as they are equally immature, so the flowers will not be pollinated. Their fragrance is appealing to flies and beetles.

I watch many  barn swallows early every morning collecting mouthfuls of insects and taking them to their little ones in ...
05/27/2025

I watch many barn swallows early every morning collecting mouthfuls of insects and taking them to their little ones in the nests under the bridge. This is just a quick snapshot from my phone, but if you look carefully, you will see two swallows taking a few seconds of rest on the railing.

Undercover Haskaps
05/26/2025

Undercover Haskaps

Blossom photo dump. Every spring this blossom explosion fills me with such gratitude and joy.  I try to capture in photo...
05/13/2025

Blossom photo dump. Every spring this blossom explosion fills me with such gratitude and joy. I try to capture in photos and video, but it is not to be captured. It requires four senses for the sounds of the pollinators, the fragrance of the blossoms and the silky touch of the petals, not just the visual splendour.

I felt that I was being watched whilst weeding my kitchen garden.  The ducks and chicken were lined up along  the fence ...
05/08/2025

I felt that I was being watched whilst weeding my kitchen garden. The ducks and chicken were lined up along the fence , waiting for me to throw the weeds over to them. This is my first time weeding this year. They have excellent memories!

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18805 Second Concession Road
East Gwillimbury, ON
L9N0G6

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