Gib's Farm

01/26/2026

12/07/2025

Pressed flower workshop this afternoon- So many beautiful pieces!

11/12/2025

Join us for on-farm workshop! Sun. Dec. 7th from 2-4 we will be making art from our farm’s pressed flowers🌼

gibsfarm.com main page will provide a link for more details!

10/20/2025

The goats came home

10/08/2025

This Saturday 10/11 the Bloomsburg Fair Farmers Market will be back and we will see you there from 9-1!
Stop by and get the last of our fresh flowers 💐 and we’ll also bring jellies, microgreens, and more!

09/25/2025

We have some good lookin’ garlic🧄
For endless culinary uses or for planting your own cloves this October!
Message if you’re interested

09/05/2025

All set up at the Wild for Salmon Fishtival! Be here until 6 today.
Route 11 between Danville and Bloomsburg

All sorts of fun things to check out!

08/26/2025

The beginning of the end...

The weather has shifted. The shadows are shifting, the nights are cooler and the katydids are beginning to sing. It's the beginning of the end.

In the market garden we're preparing for the end too. A lot of beds are empty.

We plan to stop coming to market at the end of October.

We've done this before, but this time feels different. Because it is.

This time, we don't plan to restart next spring.

Over the years as we've grown vegetables for you, it's been really good. Over and over we've talked about the many wonderful relationships we've been able to have, the gifts that you've given us and the fun our children have had all because of market. You all have been incredibly supportive and we are so, so grateful.

At the same time, the rigors of growing food have been catching up to us. Picking lettuce for a meal is no big deal. But picking lettuce for 187 meals is hard on the back.

And keeping 60 some different crops growing and harvested at the right times can be pretty mentally stressful too.

We're realizing this isn't for us over the next season of our lives.

We've also come to the realization that there are other things we care about and would like to pursue.

Growing food for other people is wonderful but even more wonderful (to us) is teaching other people to grow their own food. Laverne's Substack "Your Garden Coach" and his garden consulting makes that a reality.

Growing annuals is good, but growing perennials, trees and shrubs makes my (Julie's) heart even happier. The tree nursery comes out of that.

We also love to see people thrive and grow and pursue God and Laverne's life coaching business as well as the church we're leading come out of that.

So we are letting go of the market garden.

It's hard and sad in some ways. It would be even harder if there weren't so many other great organic/naturally grown produce stands at market. You are in good hands.

It also helps that we may be back at market next spring with trees and perennials, so maybe you can stop by and say hi, even if we aren't selling vegetables.

We're excited about the next season for our family and about where God's taking us!