Winter Tunnel 7'x12'x60' collapsed under snow accumulation
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Winter greens were burned by the cold and smashed but should recover with predicted warm weather
Another view of the collapsed tunnel
More winter greens looking rough after the latest round of winter weather
Spring CSA Announcements
Spring CSA Announcements
Please join our email list for updates, and visit us at the Owen's Field Markets on Thursday 4-6pm for winter vegetables.
Greenleaf Farms' April CSA sign-ups are on-going. Click the link to learn more.
Join our email list for farm & market updates and reminders when it is time to sign-up for our CSA.
New high tunnel is in the works! This will give me addition protected growing space for tender vegtable and extened growing season. Less deer pressure in high tunnels is an added bonus!
New in 2026: I have started globe artichokes! Fingers crossed for an abundant first harvest this summer/fall.
Almost finished planting fingerling potatoes- look for them in June!
Thank you for your support during abundant harvests and more challenging seasons. We couldn't do this without you!
A Weekly Veggie Subscription from Greenleaf Farms...
A Weekly Veggie Subscription from Greenleaf Farms...
What is a CSA? CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. Invest in your local farm by paying for a month-long, weekly subscription of local veggies in advance. Then, share in the harvest when you pick up your share of fresh produce each week.
Paying at the start of the month allows small farms to purchase needed supplies, like seeds, at the right time, to keep the farm running all season long. And of course, supporting local farms means your dollars stay local and strengthen your local economy.
Joining a CSA is a commitment to the farm and the shared experience of the agricultural season, embracing both its potential rewards and inherent risks.
Super Fresh: Most veggies are harvested within 24 hours of picking up your CSA share. Get the best Greenleaf Farms has to offer each week. Our CSA Members get priority with first harvest of our seasonal and specialty crops.
Feel Good About What You Eat: Greenleaf Farms does not use chemical fertilizers, synthetic pesticides or fungicides of any kind, ever.
Delicious Veggies: Whole shares have a selection of 8 seasonal items, and half shares have a selection of 4 seasonal items. Plus everyone gets to share in the bounty of the farm with occasional bonuses. Greenleaf Farms grows a selection of staples like cabbage, peppers, cucumbers, and leafy greens, as well as specialty crops including turmeric, elephant garlic, fennel, kholrabi, and pac choi.
Flexible Dates: List the dates that you will be out of town when you sign-up. We will skip those dates for you and bill you for only for the weeks you are here. Once you fill your signup form, Greenleaf Farms will send you an invoice for your order. You may also pay cash in person, if you prefer.
Pick-Up Your Share: Pick-ups are Thursday from 4-7 PM, at the Hunter-Gatherer Brewery/Taproom at 1402 Jim Hamilton Boulevard, Columbia SC 29205.e cx
Spring CSA Shares
Spring CSA Shares will include a selection from the following vegetables: green onions, beets, carrots, salad greens, kale, collards, Swiss chards, mustard greens, turnips, raddiccio, mint, cilantro, parsley, dill, and more!
Summer CSA Shares
Summer CSA Shares will include a selection from the following vegetables: summer squash, tomatoes, potatoes, bell peppers eggplants, green onions, okra, fennel, cabbage, celery, garlic, elephant garlic, parsley, mint, lemon grass, basil, and more!
Fall CSA Shares
Fall CSA Shares will include a selection from the following vegetables: winter squash, watermelon radishes, black radishes, kale, collards, beets, rutabagas, carrots, chicory, green onions, salad greens, lemon balm, mint, ginger, turmeric, hibiscus, roselle, and more!
Winter CSA Shares
Winter CSA Shares will include a selection from the following vegetables: cabbage, rutabagas, turnips, winter squash, collards, kale, salad greens, mustard greens, tat soi, pac choi, fresh turmeric, dried turmeric, and more!
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