Wildwood Gardens

06/03/2025

Spring flowers blooming on the farm. Irises, columbines, and peonies.

05/20/2025

Wild Columbine flowers.

05/20/2025

2025 Spring Urban Gardens. Rhubarb, garlic, Iris, tulips, alliums, potatoes, greens.

05/06/2025

The tulips are blooming on the farm. This fall we are planning to plant thousands more tulips and daffodils to create somewhat of a tulip festival on the farm in the coming years.

02/16/2025

Hydroponic kitchen counter growing in the winter months. Dwarf pepper, tomatoes, and lettuce from Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company. Also have some pea sprouts going in the bio sprouter.

08/23/2024

Tomatoes from the Summer 2024 garden. It is producing abundantly for its fourth season.

08/22/2024

Spring Greens; Spinach, Arugula, Snow Peas, Turnips, and Radish in the newly established Wildwood Gardens. 🥬 Brighton, MI. May 2020

08/22/2024

Urban Farming Inspiration: How Tokyo's Farms have Survived for Centuries. Can you imagine that some of these farms are over 400 years old?

In the world's biggest concrete jungle, over a thousand small farms continue to grow crops protected by a powerful ally: the city itself.

08/12/2024

Wildwood Gardens Spring 2023 Greens

08/12/2024

Wildwood Gardens First Plantings back in Spring of 2020.

07/07/2024

A clip from last season (2023). The transition of going from market gardening to homesteading and urban farm research is a long slow process.

03/31/2024

Winter hibernation is over! Big changes for 2024 Wildwood Gardens . We are transitioning away from CSA and farm/retail markets to focus on building up the farms resources and systems. After three years of CSA and market gardening we are excited to step into a different role as urban farmers. Research, education, and agritech will be our focus for the foreseeable future. We have been grateful to share our garden with so many folks through CSA, but look forward to sharing it in a greater capacity through our future endeavors. There is more big news that we will share later on...stay tuned.