We've started off our 2015 on a very bright, fragrant note. Here's introducing a fresh batch of our organic Meyer lemon marmalade made from this year's harvest of classic, mildly flavored Meyer lem...
• We had a fair amount of rain last week and this means that it was not possible to turn the thermophilic compost windrows as scheduled. It was difficult at times to measure the temperatures becaus...
Peaches Are The Best Holiday Gifts
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Peaches are the crowning glory of Frog Hollow Farm's legendary, tree-ripened selection of stone fruits. Now, you can gift t...
• As soon as the rains stop and the ground dries, we will start filling the 700 tree holes that will be replanted with new trees with thermophilic compost. This is part of our program to start con...
• Our “oldest” windrow which was constructed in August is still “hot” with an average temperature of 120 F and areas (hotspots) that are at 135 F. we are waiting for the temperatures to drop to 110...
Welcome to Frog Hollow Farm's photo blog describing our on-site experience of the Pineapple Express storm that swept over California Dec. 11, 2014. Being more inland than some other parts of the Sa...
• When is a compost windrow (thermophilic compost) or a vermicompost ready to be applied in the orchard at Frog Hollow? Thermophilic composts have to reach a temperature of 130 F or more for three ...
• A new vegetable garden called the McKinney block (about 5 acres) will be soon prepared for late winter and early spring planting at Frog Hollow. Barley will be planted in December while in the sp...
