We made the most of the winter storm last week and constructed a snow tubing course in our backyard! We had hours of fun building it, and many more hours enjoying it. :) Those of you picking up eggs last week might have overheard our squeals of joy! Wil snow tubing on his birthday in the backyard & me enjoying a hot cup of tea on my walk out to the greenhouse. This time of year we try to strike up a healthy balance of work to play before the labors of farming become all cons

Beautiful Lake Superior ice in Grand Marais Over the past two weeks, our family took the last couple trips away from home until next fall. For the next 8 + months, we will be tied very closely to the farm tending to all of our precious plants, vegetables, fruits, and flowers! We flew down to Florida to stay with family and enjoy some beautiful 70 degree beach/pool days! The sunshine and warmth really lifted our winter blues spirits. Then I went away over the weekend with some

Yes, the groundhog did see its shadow! That means six more weeks of winter ahead. For us in Northern MN though, it's probably more like 6-12 weeks! Even though winter stretches on, the daylight extending and the suns rays strengthening brings us hope. Also seeing the vibrant green of our baby choi helps! A sign that growth and strength continues even during the coldest/darkest months of the year. Sharing news like this also brings us joy! A huge congratulations to our frien

We've officially hit the deep freeze portion of winter! Daily tasks become a little bit harder and my mood a little bit lower. It's easy to feel stuck this time of year, but I've been trying to get outside at least a little each day and, on a positive note, the sun is finally shining! I've also been burying my head in all the beautiful seed catalogs, which keeps me focused on the work ahead. Dreaming of what's to come helps me stay motivated and excited. Not much else to upda

Anyone else feel like it's been a very rare occurrence to see the sun this winter?! Cold weather doesn't bother me much, but the lack of daylight and sunshine sure does! That's why yesterday's weather felt like such a gift. I took full advantage and went for a really nice walk in the woods. Trying to soak up every last ray. I also used the warm temps to move our greens into the house for a few weeks. It's time to reset our germination greenhouse and give it a nice deep clean

Happy New Year everyone! I can't believe we are almost a week in to 2026! Our holiday break was jam-packed with activities. Fishing, skating, sledding, skiing, travel, & lots of family time. We even got a glimpse of the sun! Now it's time to refocus and dive deep into next season's planning. Pictured: Beautiful Baby Choi and Pea Shoots Last season never really fully ended for us as we've continued to grow microgreens and a few other cold hardy greens. We are learning a lot t

We've got an abundance of Pea Shoots this week if you are craving something green during this cold weather! Packed full of nutrients, they make a great addition to any dish. You can top any meal for breakfast, lunch, or dinner with the beautifully sweet shoots to increase flavor and appeal! Order Pea Shoots Here: https://www.bryndlewoodgardens.com/product-page/microgreens-pea-shoots-1-pint Spider, Variegated English Ivy, & Jade If you missed our post last week, we've got som

Looking for that perfect gift for a friend, teacher, coworker, or family member? We've got you covered! We have 3 kinds of plants in 4 different decorative tin colors. Variegated English Ivy, Spider, & Jade. Choose your favorite color tin and we will have it wrapped and ready to go! There are so many benefits to having living plants in your home. They act as great air purifiers, Spider plants especially, which can remove up to 95% of toxins in the air. They increase oxygen, w

Snowflakes are already swirling this morning and we scrambled all day yesterday to make sure the farm was winter ready! We had our official last harvest of the season and picked some beautiful baby chard, radicchio, celery, leeks, & fennel. Even though the crops are out of the ground, we will continue to grow microgreens and experiment with some other hardy greens in containers through the winter months. After the veggies were picked, we moved on to clean up. Fences, ground f

I realize we've been pretty quiet online for the last month, but that's because life has been pulling our attention elsewhere. Fall farm work & harvest, winter prep, multiple trips, annual Bryndlewood Halloween party, and birthday celebrations to name a few! We were grateful for the mild fall and have been continuing to harvest some beautiful veggies. The late fall cauliflower has been delicious and we even managed to get another small crop of radishes and green onions. You

Sweet Delicious Peppers! Fall always knows how to show off! There are bold colors all around us. The flowers, the trees, the...

Pictured: September 10th Farm Box Sort of surprised ourselves and found enough variety to put together a few more Farm Boxes this week!...

It looks like we are at or near the end of our Farm Box season, but we still have some great things to share! This week we have a few...

September has arrived and with it came cold, clouds, & rain! Vegetable growth has slowed down, but it's not done yet! We got our peppers...

Pictured: Last Week's Farm Box As the seasons shift and the temperatures begin to cool, the farm & farmers start to transition too. The...

This week's Farm Box sees the return of kohlrabi and another round of celery! With temps cooling off later this week it's time to start...

Pictured: Last week's Farm Box This week's box is loaded with so many colors, tastes, & smells! August is the perfect time of year to get...

This time of year, the tomatoes become the star of the show! We have 18 different varieties ranging from incredibly sweet cherry...

It's Patzoldt's Peaches Time! Peach Season is just around the corner! We are once again partnering with Patzoldt's Peaches  to offer...

Pictured: July 9th Farm Box Good morning! It's going to be another short & sweet post this week as the gardens are calling and the...