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Microfarm/market garden focused on providing a large selection of healthy,low-cost vegetable plants.

We have set hours only during the plant sale, which is typically 3 days a week for 9 to 10 weeks in the Spring. Fruit sales occur based on each fruit's ripening schedule and posts will be made regarding availability. Home Food Production Spring Plant Sale - March to May
Peach/Pluot/Plum - June to August

10/23/2026

FALL PLANT SALE (FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS, OCTOBER 30TH THROUGH NOVEMBER 21ST)
The weather has been interesting to say the least, but we plan to start the Fall Plant Sale the weekend of October 30&31 and we will go 4 weeks – or once inventory is out. Fridays and Saturdays from 9 AM to 6 PM.

All plants are grown onsite (aside from the onions and strawberry plants) and inventory is limited to what we’ve grown based on numbers from last year.

Pricing: 6-pack - $6 | Bulbing Onions (approx. 50) - $10 | Bare Root Strawberry Plants (12) - $12
**IMPORTANT NOTE** We anticipate strawberry plants being available the second weekend. Bulbing onions should be available by the final weekend.

The list of plants we will have available is below. Pickup is at 587 7th Street:
Arugula
Beets (Candy Cane, Red, Golden)
Bok choy (Purple magic, Suzhou baby)
Broccoli (Godzilla)
Cabbage (Fast Vantage, Primo Vantage, Red Jewel)
Cauliflower (Green, Purple, White)
Celery
Cilantro
Collards
Elephant Garlic
Kale
Kohlrabi
Lettuce (Bibb, Cherokee, Frisygo, Romaine, Little Gem)
Onions, Green / Bunching
Onions, Bulbing (Red, Yellow and White) – should be available by the end of the sale
Sugar Snap Peas
Watermelon Radish
Swiss Chard
Strawberry, Fronteras (bare root) – hopefully available by second weekend of sale

09/30/2026

FALL PLANT SALE (DATES TBD)
In keeping with the idea of selling the right plants to you at the right time of the year, we will be doing a Fall plant sale once again. Instead of preorders this year though we are planning to be open 3-4 select weekends. The opening weekend date will be fully dependent upon the weather (but likely late October/early November). More details will be provided shortly. Meanwhile, the list of plants we have started is below (except strawberries, which we purchase bare root):

Arugula
Beets (Candy Cane, Red, Golden)
Bok choy (Purple magic, Suzhou baby)
Broccoli (Green Magic, Godzilla)
Cabbage (Fast Vantage, Primo Vantage, Red Jewel)
Cauliflower (Green, Purple, White)
Celery
Cilantro
Collard
Elephant Garlic
Kale
Kohlrabi
Lettuce (Bibb, Cherokee, Frisygo, Romaine, Little Gem)
Onions, Bunching
Onions, Bulbing (Candy, Red Candy, Texas Early White)
Sugar Snap Peas
Watermelon Radish
Swiss Chard
Strawberry, Fronteras (bare root)

08/17/2026

2026 GARDENING | NORCO FAIR ANNUAL COMMUNITY COMPETITION
Hope everyone has enjoyed (or are still enjoying) your summer harvest. We wanted to share that we used shade screen this year and our plants are producing fruit longer than in prior years. (We’re still getting tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and squash.) We’ve also not experienced sun scald on our tomatoes or peppers. So we are recommending considering shade screen (with 30-40% light reduction) for growing in the hot months of the year in the future.

Don’t forget about this year’s Norco Fair Annual Community Competition! Enter your produce in this year's Norco Fair for some friendly competition and possible bragging rights! Last year we won some blue ribbons along with a few of our customers. There is no cost to enter fruits and vegetables. All other categories are $3 for kids, $5 for adults. Entries can be dropped off September 1st and 2nd with judging taking place on the 3rd. https://www.norcofair.org/com-comp-exhibit/

06/04/2026

FINAL WEEKEND | PUMPKIN PLANT GIVEAWAY!
We still have pumpkin plants left from last weekend’s giveaway - Carving, Jarrahdale, Lumina, Jack Be Little and Musquee de Provence (see 5/28 post for details). We are giving away 4” potted pumpkin plants while supplies last (one per person). NO PURCHASE IS REQUIRED! We just thought it would be fun to get people growing pumpkins this year. 😊

And this is the final weekend for this year’s plant sale! See below for a list of plants we still have in inventory.

587 7th Street, Norco | Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 9AM to 6PM through Saturday, June 6th.
https://www.farmon7th.com/plant-catalog

CUCUMBER Beit Alpha, Bush Crop, Pickling, Striped Armenian
EGGPLANT Black Beauty, Millionaire
HERBS:
• BASIL - Everleaf Emerald Towers, Everleaf Genovese, Basil, Everleaf Lemon, Everleaf Thai Towers
• CATNIP
• MINT - Peppermint, Spearmint, Texas Wild
• OREGANO
• PARSLEY Forest Green, Menuette
• SAGE (1 large plant)
•THYME (1 large plant)
MELONS Canary, Cantaloupe (Hale's Best, Iroquois, Minnesota Midget), Charentais, Honeydew, Santa Claus/Christmas, Watermelon (All Sweet, Charleston Grey, Crimson Sweet, Janosik/yellow, Jubilee Improved, Sugar Baby)
PEPPERS Banana (Hot, Sweet), Black Hungarian Cross (F3), Cayenne (Golden, Long Slim), Habanero, Jalapeño (Mammoth, Orange Spice), Shish*to
SQUASH, SUMMER Patty Pan (White), Straightneck (Prolific), Zucchini (Dark Green, Garden Spineless, Golden, Italian Striped), Zucchino Rampicante
SQUASH, WINTER (Acorn, Butternut, Pumpkin (Jack Be Little, Large, Musquee de Provence, Seminole), Spaghetti
SWEET POTATO Dowling's, Gold Nugget, Molokai Purple, Murasaki, Orange Flesh, Schaum’s Purple, White Flesh
TOMATILLO
TOMATO, BEEFSTEAK TYPE Berkeley Pink Tie Dye, Better Boy Plus, Green Zebra, Lemon Boy Plus, Rambler, Red Snapper, Roadster, Tigerella
TOMATO, CHERRY Indigo Rose, Large, Sun Sugar, Super Sweet 100, Yellow Pear
TOMATO, PASTE TYPE Roma, Roma (Tachi), San Marzano II

05/29/2026

PUMPKIN PLANT GIVEAWAY!
In an effort to be sure people are getting their pumpkins started early enough to be ready for the Fall season, we decided to do a pumpkin plant giveaway this year.

As a quick education for those who don’t know, pumpkins are associated with the Fall season because they are a winter (or storage) squash, meaning they traditionally provide food in the winter months. This is in comparison to something like a zucchini which is a summer squash eaten fresh and cannot be stored long term.

This year we are giving away 4” potted pumpkin plants while supplies last (one per person). NO PURCHASE IS REQUIRED! We just thought it would be fun to get people growing pumpkins this year. 😊 (Feel free to send photos to [email protected]!)

587 7th Street, Norco | Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 9AM to 6PM through June 6th.

Carving - The classic pumpkin for carving.

Jarrahdale – This pumpkin is from Australia, where the majority of pumpkins are actually a similar blue hue, rather than orange. The pumpkin is deeply ribbed and the orange flesh has been called one of the best for pumpkin pies. 6-10 pounds (though it may grow up to 20).

Lumina - White skinned pumpkin with a smooth texture and sweet flavor. Developed for ornamental and culinary purposes, Lumina is a favorite among gardeners and chefs. 10-20 pounds.

Jack Be Little - This tiny pumpkin fits into the palm of your hand. Flat and ribbed.

Musquee de Provence - Large, flat pumpkin shaped like a large wheel of cheese. It is heavily lobed and ribbed. The flesh is deep orange, thick, and very fine flavored. Grows to about 20 pounds.

Seminole - The small fruits of this variety are sweeter than Butternut and have firm, deep-orange flesh that can keep up to one year at room temperature! We had one customer tell us she had 22 fruits from one plant!

05/23/2026

There are so many squash blossoms on the squash we just had to share a photo. 😊And since we have people reaching out asking what we still have, we thought it would be a good time to post a list of the plants we still have available:

Prices: 4" pots - $3 | 6-pack container - $6 | 1 gallon - $6

Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 9AM to 6PM through June 6th. https://www.farmon7th.com/plant-catalog

ARTICHOKE
CUCUMBER Beit Alpha, Bush Crop, Marketmore, Metki Dark Green Serpent, Gershwin (for pickling), Striped Armenian
EGGPLANT Black Beauty, Millionaire
HERBS:
• BASIL - Everleaf Emerald Towers, Everleaf Genovese, Basil, Everleaf Lemon, Everleaf Thai Towers
• CATNIP
• CILANTRO
• MINT - Peppermint, Spearmint, Texas Wild
• OREGANO
• PARSLEY Forest Green, Menuette
• SAGE
MELONS Canary, Cantaloupe (Hale's Best, Iroquois, Minnesota Midget), Charentais, Honeydew, Santa Claus/Christmas, Watermelon (All Sweet, Charleston Grey, Crimson Sweet, Janosik/yellow, Jubilee Improved, Sugar Baby)
PEPPERS Bell Pepper (Orange), Banana (Hot, Sweet), Black Hungarian Cross (F3), Cayenne (Golden, Long Slim), C***o di Toro Giallo, Habanero, Jalapeño (no heat, Black Magic, Jedi, Mammoth, Jalapeño, Orange Spice), Shish*to
SQUASH, SUMMER Patty Pan (Yellow, White), Straightneck (Prolific), Zucchini (Dark Green, Garden Spineless, Golden, Italian Striped), Zucchino Rampicante
SQUASH, WINTER (Acorn, Butternut, Pumpkin (Jack Be Little, Large, Musquee de Provence, Seminole), Spaghetti
SWEET POTATO Dowling's, Gold Nugget, Molokai Purple, Murasaki, Orange Flesh, White Flesh
TOMATILLO
TOMATO, BEEFSTEAK TYPE Bella Rosa, Berkeley Pink Tie Dye, Better Boy Plus, Brickyard, Cherokee Purple, Grand Marshall, Green Zebra, Lemon Boy Plus, Rambler, Red Snapper, Roadster, Tigerella
TOMATO, CHERRY Brad's Atomic Grape, Indigo Rose, Large, Sun Gold, Super Sweet 100, Yellow Pear
TOMATO, PASTE TYPE Roma, Roma (Tachi), San Marzano II

05/21/2026

WEEK 9 OF 11 | PEPPER SPOTLIGHT
We’re on week 9 out of 11 and the pepper plants are looking gorgeous so we wanted to spotlight a few:

Banana (photos from 2025): We have two types - hot or sweet. They’re prolific producers and great for pickling, salads and salsas.

Black Hungarian Cross (photo from 2023): Extra large, thick-walled jalapeño type pepper developed here at the Farm on 7th. Somewhat spicy. Harvest at late green or red stage. Good producer.

Shish*to (photo from 2025): Baker Creek says this about the Shish*to "C'mon, take a chance! It's like Pepper Roulette! It's a pepper unlike any other. Most grow mild, but sometimes one gets a little wild." These are used for appetizers, fried in oil with a little seasoning. The plants are excellent producers and ornamental with a long season.

Prices: 4" pots - $3 | 6-pack container - $6 | 1 gallon - $6

We're open Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 9AM to 6PM through June 6th.

https://www.farmon7th.com/plant-catalog

05/15/2026

PLANT SALE WEEK 8 OF 11
It’s week 8 of 11 and we have a great selection of plants remaining. We added spearmint and peppermint and many of the varieties of tomato plants already have fruit!

For those of you new to our microfarm, our goal is to provide low-cost, healthy plants for home food production along with education for anyone who would like some help in their gardening endeavors. Greg grows pretty much everything himself from seeds or slips, so you know it will work for your garden as well. If we’re selling the plant, it’s in season for our area.

Prices: 4" pots - $3 | 6-pack container - $6 | 1 gallon - $6

We're open Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 9AM to 6PM through June 6th.

Farm on 7th Plant catalog: https://www.farmon7th.com/plant-catalog

05/07/2026

NORCO FAIR ANNUAL COMMUNITY COMPETITION | PLANT SALE WEEK 7 OF 11
Join us for some friendly competition and bragging rights by entering your produce at this year's Norco Fair! Last year we won some blue ribbons along with a few of our customers. There is no cost to enter fruits and vegetables. All other categories are $3 for kids, $5 for adults. Entries can be dropped off September 1st and 2nd with judging taking place on the 3rd.

A reminder we’re on Week 7 of this year's Home Food Production Spring Plant Sale and the plants are loving this weather!

Prices: 4" pots - $3 | 6-pack container - $6 | 1 gallon - $6

We're open Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 9AM to 6PM through June 6th.

Farm on 7th Plant catalog: https://www.farmon7th.com/plant-catalog
Norco Fair Community Competition: https://www.norcofair.org/com-comp-exhibit/

04/30/2026

Why do we keep our catnip in a cage, you ask? The photos speak for themselves. 😆

We’re on Week 6 of our 7th Annual Home Food Production Spring Plant Sale and looks like it's going to be beautiful weather!

Prices: 4" pots - $3 | 6-pack container - $6 | 1 gallon - $6

We're open Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 9AM to 6PM through June 6th.

Plant catalog: https://www.farmon7th.com/plant-catalog

Address

587 7th Street
Norco, CA
92860

Opening Hours

Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+17147457312

Website

http://FarmOn7th.com/

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