Welcome to Old Frog Pond Farm
At Old Frog Pond Farm, we’re all about bringing together organic farming, art, and community.
Nestled in Harvard, MA, our certified-organic orchard and self‑serve farmstand offer seasonal fruits, heirloom vegetables, local honey, and more. Rooted in the philosophy "Feed the Soil, Heal the Earth," we believe in growing nutrient-rich foods by working with, not against, nature.
So, whether you’re here for pick‑your‑own berries, fresh organic offerings, or one of our community events, we hope each visit invites you to reconnect more deeply with Mother Earth.
Sorry — no dogs allowed at the farm.
OVERHEARD IN THE ORCHARD
Linda Hoffman’s new book, Overheard in the Orchard, twenty-four conversations between one Golden Delicious apple tree in the orchard and their orchardist with photographs by Ellen Harasimowicz is now available.
The book is designed by Christina Labey at Conveyer Press and the foreword is written by Maine’s apple whisperer, John Bunker, who writes,
“Here’s our chance to listen to one wise apple tree. Thank you, Linda and Ellen, for translating the conversation! Apples trees can be shy, so clearly you’ve gained their trust.”
AT THE FARM
PYO Organic Apples
Opens Saturday, Sept 13th
and will be open weekends
from 11 -4pm.
Pick-your-own sizes are pecks (10-12 lbs) for $35. and and ½ bushels (20 -24 lbs) for $50. We will be picking Golden Delicious, Cortland, and small quantities of McIntosh, Red Delicious, and Nova.
Quarts will be available pre-picked at the farmstand. We have Honey Crisp, Cortland, Summer Sweet, Senju, and Bonkers. We also have fruit jams, honey, herbal teas, and more. All certified organic.
Raspberry Picking is open Tues. - Sun. 11 -4 pm.
Pint boxes at the farmstand.
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19th Annual Outdoor
Sculpture Exhibit
Self-Guided Walks, Sept 9-Oct 13
The sculpture trails will be open to the public for self-guided walks from September 9 through October 13, Tuesdays through Sundays from 11 AM to 4:00 PM.
Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors, and $5 for children.
This year’s exhibition features the work of 35 talented New England artists along our wooded paths and trails. Pieces range from kinetic sculptures to natural material installations, including permanently installed works such as Anne Eder’s Boneyard and Paul Matisse’s Olympic Bell.
Get your tickets here or pay at the farmstand.
Photo: Pangolin by Marin Murakoshi
Join us for a community fire facilitated by Christina Gravelle, a firekeeper trained through the Sacred Fire. Suggested donation: $5 (or more).