Lazy Mule Farm

Lazy Mule Farm is a small, draft powered grower of organic seed garlic and salad greens located in Wallowa County.

We sell our products wholesale to garlic seed companies, local restaurants and small local distributors

10/07/2026

Grown in Enterprise, Oregon our garlic is certified organic and farmed using draft horses and mules.
We have three varieties available for your kitchen this winter! All three varieties are pictured above in one pound bags, but we do bulk orders if desired.
Chesnok Red - hardneck garlic, excellent roasting flavor, our best performer
Ivan - hardneck garlic, large, easy to peel cloves ideal for canning/doing lots of preserving, spicy flavor that mellows when roasted
Inchellium red - softneck garlic, known for long storage life and mild flavor compared to hardneck varieties
We still have garlic braids (Inchellium red) for sale for $35 (each braid is about 2 pounds of garlic)

The garlic is $15/lb, minimum order is one pound
****we have Chesnok Red and Inchellium Red available in SEED GRADE if you are looking for garlic to plant for $20/lb****

Free pick up at the farm or pay to ship! Please shoot us a message or email to order [email protected]

08/30/2026

We teamed up with Mandy Walchli Huber at Huber’s Farm Stand this Sunday! Get canning tomatoes, cucumbers, slicers, melons, Lazy Mule Salad Mix and organic garlic! 8am until ~3pm on Fish Hatchery Rd in Enterprise

07/28/2026

Locally grown garlic braids for sale

Grown by Lazy Mule Farm, these braids are available for farm pick-up! They are about 2 pounds of garlic and if stored correctly (hung out of direct sunlight in a cool pantry or kitchen spot) will last until late spring. Softneck garlic is known for its long storage quality, so save it for last and eat hardneck varieties first. They make great holiday gifts and are a beautiful decoration in the kitchen until it’s time to eat them! $35/each please DM to order.

*If you’re ready for garlic to eat and cook with now, we have a limited amount of fresh (uncured) garlic available and our hardneck varieties will be cured and ready in about 2 weeks*

04/03/2024

Lena! The baby of the farm. She will be two this year, and will learn how to wear a harness. Yesterday we introduced the collar and it was really fun to watch her brain work. Her patience is still developing and she lets us know that learning can be frustrating, but she sticks with it. We love how she approaches everything we introduce will open curiosity, and a bright eye.

02/07/2024

Sorta mind blowing that all of the seed for the upcoming season fits into a 10 gallon Rubbermaid tote… getting excited for Lazy Mule Farm 2024!

10/09/2023

108 feet of glorious plastic season extension. Very grateful to helpful buds that helped pull this off yesterday! We were very safe and osha approved 100%
This tunnel will help us get started earlier in the year and will protect us from scary things like june frosts. It also means we can expand into growing hot crops like tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers!

08/29/2023

Nice pretty things 😌 all is not lost, nothing is perfect, everything is beautiful, life is so rich

08/27/2023

Storm damage and pest pressure are not the ideal ways to wrap up our salad season here at lazy mule farm. Honestly, August has been a bit of of bummer month for us, after we were feeling pretty confident through June and July. It continues to be a rollercoaster as we are learning hard lessons and trying to wrap our heads around a better/improved plan for next year…

07/09/2023

Just can’t bear to kill pollinators to make room for a walking path 😬🤷🏼‍♀️

Address

Enterprise, OR
97828

Website

http://www.lazymulefarm.com/

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