09/04/2026
Enumclaw, you showed up and we are incredibly grateful.
Waking up after the Enumclaw Farmers Market, I canât help but reflect on how far weâve come.
When we bought our farm in December 2017, it was a run-down foreclosure with so much potential and even more work. From gutting a moldy house and tilling an acre for flowers to raising countless animals, this farm has never been short on projects.
Kellen grew up in Enumclaw, and his familyâs roots here run deep. His great-grandfather owned a dairy farm where the Boise Creek baseball fields are now, and the farmhouse on the right as you drive in was their family home.
Iâm the transplant from Gig Harbor. My grandparents had a farm and I made my way to the plateau as an adult.
Farming has been in our families and it means a lot to carry it on.
I attended the farmers market in 2021 with a much smaller following, then stepped away while I focused on wedding floral. Now Kellen is coaching again, the boys both play, and we are officially an âall sports, all the timeâ family!
This year, I also hired my first employee, Leilani an absolute angel. One day she mentioned how fun it would be to have a market booth. I said, âWhen the boys go back to school, letâs do it.â
So yesterday, we did!
It was chilly and rainy, and we were told it was the slowest Thursday market of the season. But you made sure we werenât slow. We completely blew our 2021 sales out of the water!
Five years of building the Cattle & Cut Flowers community showed up for us. You came despite the weather, your commutes, and your busy schedules and we cannot thank you enough.
Weâll be working hard to restock the candles that sold out and bring more bouquets, whipped tallow, and farm-fresh eggs next Thursday 9/10.
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Farmstand: Open Sept 4â7, 9 AMâ7 PM
This small family farm is helping keep farming alive through generations of the Hall family and it continues because of your loyalty and support.
From the Hall family, thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
