Framingham Community Farm

Framingham Community Farm 36 raised beds and two satellite locations - an all volunteer food pantry garden fighting hunger with fresh produce in Framingham

A very happy and productive golden hour in the garden tonight with this crew. We stopped the w**ds in their tracks, rut...
06/03/2026

A very happy and productive golden hour in the garden tonight with this crew. We stopped the w**ds in their tracks, ruthlessly thinned the carrots, tied up peas which are about ready to burst, added twine to our bean trellis and so much more. This is what we mean when we say we are building community to fight hunger.

First harvest of the season this evening! Lots of lettuce, cilantro and scallions on the way to A Place To Turn Food Pa...
06/01/2026

First harvest of the season this evening! Lots of lettuce, cilantro and scallions on the way to A Place To Turn Food Pantry tomorrow morning.

These baby butternuts are all tucked in for their long growing season, the last of our spring plantings! It was a beaut...
05/29/2026

These baby butternuts are all tucked in for their long growing season, the last of our spring plantings! It was a beautiful afternoon for the official garden opening celebration at Water View Terrace Apartments. THANK YOU to Lee and the horticulture team for so generously sharing their garden with us again this year, and for joining in the fight for food security. Grow, babies, grow!

Woo hoo - Potatoes are poppin in our patch at Water View Terrace Apartments! (And so are the w**ds, but we're ignoring ...
05/26/2026

Woo hoo - Potatoes are poppin in our patch at Water View Terrace Apartments! (And so are the w**ds, but we're ignoring those!)

The temperature variability of our spring season has confused some early crops. No chance for a Bok Choy crop this spri...
05/21/2026

The temperature variability of our spring season has confused some early crops. No chance for a Bok Choy crop this spring, despite a very promising start. The little yellow flowers sure are pretty though. Ah, nature.

It was a blazing hot Sunday, but that didn't stop the young people from Congregation Beth El of the Sudbury River Valley...
05/19/2026

It was a blazing hot Sunday, but that didn't stop the young people from Congregation Beth El of the Sudbury River Valley from gently planting our tomato, eggplant, basil, lettuce and pepper seedlings into their long term homes. There is something special about children working together to learn about growing food and fighting hunger as part of their religious exploration curriculum. What a gift it was to have them with in the garden.

With our Pratt Street Community Garden plot all planted today, we turn to our original Edwards Church site tomorrow. It...
05/16/2026

With our Pratt Street Community Garden plot all planted today, we turn to our original Edwards Church site tomorrow. It's gonna be a busy day!

Before: A heavy tarp is laid on our Pratt Street Community Garden plot March 25 to smother w**ds and terminate cover cr...
05/14/2026

Before: A heavy tarp is laid on our Pratt Street Community Garden plot March 25 to smother w**ds and terminate cover crop that didn't winter kill.

After: Our plot is w**d free and ready for no-till planting this weekend. Yippee!

Potatoes are planted! What a gift to have the partnership of Water View Terrace Apartments to provide this beautifully...
05/06/2026

Potatoes are planted! What a gift to have the partnership of Water View Terrace Apartments to provide this beautifully prepared garden. This dedicated crew planted 180 row feet of potatoes in no time on a spectacular warm and windy afternoon.

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39 Edwards Street
Framingham, MA
01701

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