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What's New
   We are pleased to announce our
First Annual Scarecrow Contest.
Stop by the farmstore to vote on your favorite scarecrow.

Scarecrow Contest

Click here to visit our Scarecrow Contest website. We will be posting photos of some of the entries soon.

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Old Fashioned Threshing Bee
September 5th
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Scarecrow Contest
Entries Due
September 19th
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Heirloom TomatoTasting
September 19th
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News at Jack Creek Farms
Huell Howser visits Jack Creek Farms

Huell Howser

Huell Howser visited our farm. Click here to read all about it!

We have launched at new website! It is called All About Pumpkins Click the photo to
visit it now.

All About Pumpkins

 

Attractions

There are many fun things to see and do at Jack Creek Farms. Take a few moments to step back into a simpler time. Play, relax, learn, and enjoy yourself!

Highlights of your visit may include:

  • Farm animals for children (and grownups!) to observe. If you stop by at feeding time we'll let you help!

Kinder Goats at Jack Creek Farms
George and Tammy Gentle Kinder Goats

  • We have a u-pick flower garden. In the summer and early fall months we have several different varieties of Zinnias, Sunflowers and Cosmos . . . just like your grandmother grew.
Butterfly on zinnia u-pick garden at Jack Creek Farms
  • Stroll through our u-pick culinary herb garden.  Varieties include: basil, oregano, thyme, lavender, parsley, sage, rosemary, lemon verbena, lemon balm, chives and mint.  We sell fresh picked herbs by the ounce.
Becky in the u-pick garden at Jack Creek Farms
Becky in One of Our U-pick Gardens
  • Yee Haw!!! Ever have a hankerin' to throw a lasso?  Put on a cowboy hat and bandana and try your hand at roping "Bailey" our dummy steer.
  • We have two pole bean "Teepees".  Last year we planted Blue Lake and Romano beans on them.  This year we are going to try Scarlet Runner with bright red blossoms.
Pole Bean Tower Teepees at Jack Creek Farms
  • We have a an Antique apple path.  The trees are still young, however should be producing in a year or two. We have planted 21 different heirloom varieties dating back to the 1600's. We have a self guided walking tour to learn the history and some tidbits about each different tree. In season as they mature you will be able to sample George Washington's favorite apple, or taste apples from all over the world. We have trees that were originally from England, Denmark, Germany, Australia, Russia, France, the Netherlands and even Great-Great Grandpa's native country Switzerland. Look for us to add more varieties next year.
Apple blossoms at Jack Creek Farms
Young Apple Trees in Bloom
  • Have you ever tasted REALLY fresh produce?  Enjoy our u-pick chef's garden where you can choose from over 40 different tomato varieties.  We also have cucumbers, eggplant, and summer squash as well as other summer veggies.  Choose fresh picked in our farm store, or pick up a wicker basket at our farm store and pick your own.  You can't get any fresher than that!

U-pick Summer Squash
U-pick Summer Squash

U-pick Tomato Patch
40 Different Varieties of Heirloom Tomatoes

Baby summer veggies at Jack Creek Farms
A Variety of Baby Peppers, Squash & Eggplant
 
  • We have a small u-pick olallieberry patch. In late June visitors may experience "pick-your-own" berries fresh from the field. If you haven't tried olallies, you will love them. Sweet and plump for fresh eating. They also make great pies and jams.
  • Have you ever seen a gourd grow on the vine?  We have two "Gourd Arches" where you can see different types of decorative gourds growing.
Gourd arch at Jack Creek Farms
Dipper Gourds on the Vine
  • Take a few moments to check out our educational antique farm equipment self-guided walking tour. Many pieces are horse drawn.  We have Grandpa's original corn planter he bought new in 1932 on display. We still use it to plant corn today. On weekends we might pull out the Model T, or Grandpa's Caterpillar 30 crawler for your viewing pleasure.
Restored Cat Thirty Crawler at Jack Creek Farms
Cat Thirty Crawler
  • We have fun play area for your children. Kids love the straw bale mountain (actually it's a hill but it's mountain-sized to kids). We have a pair of water pump barrels. The kids love pumping water the old fashioned way.
Children and water pump at Jack Creek Farms
Kids Love the Water Pump Barrels
  • Be sure to bring a camera. We have several informal displays for photo opportunities. Sit with "Jack" on a hay bale, or in front of one of the numerous tractors, implements or farm wagons.

Freight wagon at Jack Creek Farms
This freight wagon has been in the family
for nearly 100 years!

Miles in Model T at Jack Creek Farms
Great-Great Grandson Miles Barlogio on the Model T
  • If you would like to just stop and relax, we have benches underneath the oak tree, and several picnic tables with umbrellas in our picnic area.
Welcome Mule at Jack Creek Farms
Our Minnie Pearl "Welcome" Mule

 

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Current Harvest at Jack Creek Farms

Pumpkins!

Pumpkins &
Winter Squash

Pumpkin season is is nearly over. We still have a nice selection of winter squash. Our current harvest includes:

Acorn & Butternut
Carnival
Delicata
Red Kuri (Kabocha)
Spaghetti
Pink Banana Squash
Blue Hubbards
Fairy Tale Pumpkins
Queensland Blues
Turban Squash

See you soon!!

Tim, Joy, Becky & Mandy

 

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