We're rooted in the beautiful Champlain Lowlands. This ecoregion boasts a higher-than-average amount of plant biodiversity because of the humid continental climate provided by the lake, which generates enough moisture to support lush forest growth and support irrigation-free agriculture. Despite this, our ecoregion sees much lower precipitation than neighboring regions due to the rain shadow from the Adirondacks, and is the driest region of Vermont.

In this context, we do our part to exist harmoniously with our local ecology. We don't use toxins or harmful chemicals in our gardens, and we always seek out clean and regenerative practices.

We use a Dutch-style glasshouse that functions using thermo-responsive automation, as well as traditional high tunnels. This unique setup allows us to plant in-ground as nature intended, but with the added control of an indoor environment. We maintain ideal growing conditions that help us use less water and full sunlight all day long.