Lemon Lily Farm

Lemon Lily Farm Lemon Lily Farm specializes in field-grown perennials. We also offer herbs, seasonal bedding plants, cut your own flowers, tie-dye and felted hats and mittens.

Lemon Lily Farm is a very small family business located in Vermont's Lake Champlain Islands. My husband's family began farming here in the 1840's. They raised sheep, bees, vegetables and apples. Now we keep a few sheep and chickens and use the land to grow perennials. I majored in horticulture at the University of Vermont and have been in the Nursery business for the last 30 years.

The egg shed is open. It must be Spring!
04/15/2023

The egg shed is open. It must be Spring!

02/25/2023

Lemon Lily Farm fresh eggs are available again. Contact me to arrange pick up.

Lemon Lily Farm will open for the season Friday 5/27/2022We’re off to a slow start this year so for now we’ll just have ...
05/15/2022

Lemon Lily Farm will open for the season Friday 5/27/2022

We’re off to a slow start this year so for now we’ll just have
‘Juliet’ and ‘Glacier’ tomato, ‘Rosa Bianca’ Eggplant and
Italian Basil for sale in 3.5” pots and Pumpkins and squash in peat pots.

Potted Fiddle head ferns should be ready Sunday 5/20.

Cut your own flowers and herbs should be ready by mid-late June. (weather depending)

Cut your own Rhubarb is ready now.

Farm fresh eggs are available 24/7. (I close the shed at night but feel free to go in for eggs if you need them.)

Address

41 Tracy Road
South Hero, VT
05486

Telephone

+18023072605

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Lemon Lily Farm is a small family business located in Vermont's Lake Champlain Islands. My husband's family began farming here in the 1840's. They raised sheep, bees, vegetables and apples. Now we keep Shetland sheep for their fleece and use the land to grow perennials. I majored in horticulture at the University of Vermont and have been in the Nursery business for the last 30 years. My husband Hobart works on the farm mowing, mulching, pruning and weeding.