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NEW! Organic Herbs

Excite your culinary adventures with our fresh, organic herbs! Bursting with flavor and endless possibilities, they're perfect for windowsill gardens, outdoor plots, or even as companions to your fruit trees and berry plants. Explore their vibrant tastes and elevate every dish!

USDA Organic Fruit Trees

A selection of our most popular fruit trees… now certified USDA Organic!

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The Stark Bro's Organic Story

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More than 200 years ago, we grew organically because there was no other way. Now we've come full-circle, bringing all of our knowledge, experience and integrity to bear in helping you succeed as an organic fruit gardener.

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Featured Articles for the Organic Grower!

Clover planted in an orchard.Clover planted in an orchard. More Pollinators and More Nitrogen: Planting Clover Cover Crops in Your Orchard The inclusion of a clover cover crop within orchards has gained momentum as a sustainable and beneficial practice. Adding clover to an orchard not only helps your fruit trees thrive, it helps bring in a host of pollinators.
Article imageArticle image Growing Herbs for Permaculture Gardening: Enhancing Sustainability and Flavor In this blog, we will explore the benefits of growing herbs in a permaculture garden, discuss the concept of companion planting, and provide valuable tips for cultivating popular herbs such as garlic chives, fernleaf dill, oregano, thyme, sage, chamomile, rosemary and parsley.
Thumbnail for video on Linear Food ForrestThumbnail for video on Linear Food Forrest Linear Food Forest | Permaculture for Farm or Yard | How it Can Be Applied Anywhere​ A linear food forest or linear permaculture design has so many applications! This method works well for larger homestead applications all the way down to small yards. Learn how Jane and Wink at EarthDance Farms use different tiers of crops under their fruit trees to create a permaculture design that also helps control water runoff. This design mimics a forest's edge and is ideal for low-maintenance and diverse yields!
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