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Clapp Family Farm Small family farm offering annuals/perennials, seasonal vegetables, eggs, meats, honey, and more.

We still have beautiful Strawberries, homemade goodies, honey, c***r and more. Stop on by the fahm.
10/10/2026

We still have beautiful Strawberries, homemade goodies, honey, c***r and more. Stop on by the fahm.

Because of the cooler temps and wind we've moved our produce inside for the season. We still have corn, tomatoes, beans,...
10/09/2026

Because of the cooler temps and wind we've moved our produce inside for the season. We still have corn, tomatoes, beans, squash, potatoes, onions, garlic, apples, eggs, c***r, purple, honey, maple syrup, dog treats, beef, chicken and more!

10/06/2026

Garlic goes in the ground about now, and the calendar is the whole trick: 4 to 6 weeks before your soil freezes, which means October across most of the country, late September in zones 3 and 4, and November into December from zone 8 south 🧄

One clove becomes one head, and it's not a seed doing the work. Garlic doesn't reproduce by seed in the garden; each clove is a cutting, a clone of the plant it came from, with everything it needs to rebuild the whole head. That's why a single head from a good grower is enough to start a patch, and why the patch keeps its character year after year.

The condition is cold. A clove needs 6 to 8 weeks below about 40°F to get the signal that winter has passed. That's what tells it to split into cloves in spring. Skip the chill and you dig up a round, a single undivided bulb like a small onion. It's edible, and if you replant it next fall it will divide, but it's a wasted season. In the North the ground supplies the cold for free. From zone 8 south, gardeners fake it: seed garlic goes into the refrigerator, in a paper bag away from the fruit drawer, for 6 to 8 weeks before planting ❄️

Region also decides the type. Hardneck garlic, with the stiff central stem and the big easy-peeling cloves, wants real winters, zones 3 to 6, and throws up curly scapes in June as a bonus crop. Softneck garlic, the braidable kind that keeps until spring, suits zones 7 to 10 and the West Coast. Buy it as seed garlic from a farm or nursery rather than the grocery store, where the heads are often treated to keep them from sprouting.

Then the part on the chart:
- Break the heads apart the day you plant, not before, and keep the papery skins on each clove
- Plant the biggest outer cloves; small inner ones go to the kitchen. Big clove in, big head out
- Pointed end up, 2 inches deep in the North and 1 inch in the South, 6 inches apart
- In zones 6 and colder, 4 to 6 inches of straw mulch after planting, pulled back in spring
- Harvest in June or July when the lower third of the leaves has browned, cure two weeks in a shady airy spot, and set the biggest heads aside for planting next fall 🌱

Buy the heads this week, and let the cold do the rest 🍂

Fall is in the air, apples on the trees, its time to cook and back those warm cozy meals. Let us help! We have a hefty s...
09/30/2026

Fall is in the air, apples on the trees, its time to cook and back those warm cozy meals. Let us help! We have a hefty supply of eggs. We also have winter squash, potatoes, garlic, fresh corn and more. And dont forget the colorful corn for your front door!

09/28/2026

As the days get shorter and the growing season slows we have decided to adjust our hours for some much needed family time.

As we still want to provide convenience to all our wonderful customers we will still offer **( honor system everyday from Dawn to Dusk***

Monday - Closed
Tuesday-Friday 10am-5:30pm
Saturday & Sunday 10am-4p.

We thank you for your continued support and greatly appreciate all of you.

We still have beautiful, yummy 😋 strawberries 🍓. Come get some while the last!
09/23/2026

We still have beautiful, yummy 😋 strawberries 🍓. Come get some while the last!

Looking to decorate this weekend? Want local products and no crowds? Stop by the Clapp Family Farm for a variety of prod...
09/18/2026

Looking to decorate this weekend? Want local products and no crowds? Stop by the Clapp Family Farm for a variety of products from Mums to Honey, Cornstalks to Local Bread, Pumkins to Veggies and so much more.

Stop on by the farm for some beautiful pumpkins and mums. Also in winter sqaush and dont forget the corn!
09/13/2026

Stop on by the farm for some beautiful pumpkins and mums. Also in winter sqaush and dont forget the corn!

Fall is in the air. Mums and fall annuals are here Clapp Family Farm and specialty and carving pumpkins and funky gords ...
09/09/2026

Fall is in the air. Mums and fall annuals are here Clapp Family Farm and specialty and carving pumpkins and funky gords coming soon. All are hand picked, loaded, delivered, unloaded and displayed by me, not ordered through a big box company. Dont forget your freash veggies, yes we still have awesome corn, bread and other goodies!

Looking for some carbs and color? We have everything you need for the start of this fall. Mums season is finally here! C...
09/04/2026

Looking for some carbs and color? We have everything you need for the start of this fall. Mums season is finally here! Come check out our guaranteed blooms and Blakeney's breads.

Address

305 Clinton Street
Concord, NH
03301

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+16038561389

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