Momma G Farms

06/20/2026

Compost for sale $25 a yard. Compost is from a local horse farm. Contains horse manure and bedding. This pile is over a year old. To schedule to have your truck or trailer loaded by the tractor, text us at 407-591-0406. Self loading your 5-gallon bucket or other container option is also available. Tree chipping mulch is also available.

06/20/2026

🌼Update: We have had a huge response for seed collecting, so I forsee our event ending in a week or so. I will post when the event ends. 🌼

Free Seed Collecting. Our wild flowers are going to seed. Then we mow them down. You can visit the farm and collect dead flower heads for free. Must make an appointment to visit the farm. Seed collecting will end very soon. Schedule your homeschool group, ladies group, scouts, any group, or just a family outing. Just text me to set it up. 407-591-0406

06/20/2026

FATHERS DAY Food Forest Sale! ONE WEEK ONLY - June 20th thru June 27th only.

Select 5 plants from our Food Forest Plant selection, and one of the 5 can be from our Medicinal Plant Selection. Pick 5 for only $50 (saving up to $30) while supplies last. Our inventory listed below contains "right now but not guaranteed" as people purchase packages.

To purchase text your order to 407-591-0406, we will respond with availability and set a time to pick up. Your selection can be secured by prepaying via PayPal or Zelle or card by phone. Cash sales are fine in person. Sale ends on June 27th at 5pm or when all plants are sold. Post will be updated when inventory is gone.

Edible Plants include : Bele South Seas Salad Tree, Nigerian Spinach also called Molokhia, Surnam Spinach also called Filipino Spinach, Dwarf Cavendish Banana, Okinawa Spinach, Longevity Spinach, Cranberry Hibiscus (green leaf variety with yellow flower with red center), African Potatoe Mint, Cassava, Jewel of Opar.

Medicinal Plants we have at this time are Broadleaf Plantain, Mullein, Panadol, Yarrow, Miracle Leaf, Black Tumeric.

06/19/2026

Update: It is a Snowy Tree Cricket or Thermometer Cricket. Thanks everyone!
I saw this bug and at first thought it was a Lacewing. I have found their eggs around the farm. Now I am not 100% sure. What do you guys think?

06/14/2026

06/14/2026

06/10/2026

FOOD IS HEALTH: Everyone says you should eat more greens, but what if it’s not just the greens you know, but the greens you grow that will make the biggest difference in your diet?🌱

Recently, Melissa Goltermann of Momma G Farms stopped by the Center for Health & Wellbeing to teach families how to cultivate their own leafy greens from cuttings and seeds.

Funded by the Winter Park Health Foundation, the Kids’ Gardening Adventure class provided participants with knowledge, skills, and their very own plants that they will enjoy watching grow in the weeks to come.

Introducing kids to a nurturing and empowering hobby like gardening gives them lifelong tools to boost both their mental and physical health.

Visit yourhealthandwellbeing.org/events to browse our other June programs at CHWB!

06/09/2026

05/21/2026

It has begun. We will be taking deposits for Guinea keets. Guinea lay eggs April through October. Each female can lay 80 eggs a season. We have around 4 females. If you want to start a Guinea Fowl flock to keep your bugs and ticks at bay. Text me for information 407-591-0406.

05/17/2026

Momma G Farms has a Guinea Fowl Whisperer on staff. Guinea are known for being wild and skiddish. Levi has officially become their friend. He has gotten the closet to our Guinea than anyone ever has. Of course, he did have a bag of "Coohgrubs" soldier flies and meal worms, which Coohgrubs graciously donated to our not for profit educational farm.

Our Guinea are in mating season and will need the extra protein when they start laying eggs. Our chickens love them too. A big thank you to Coohgrubs!!! Find them at www.coohgrubs.com and on Amazon. They have quality products all of our birds love.