Welcome to Oak Hill Farm

Welcome to Oak Hill Farm of Sonoma, 25 acres of productive farmland nestled against the western slope of Mayacamas Mountains in Glen Ellen, CA.

For more than fifty years, we have grown flowers and produce using sustainable agricultural practices, and in this temperate Mediterranean climate we are privileged to harvest over two hundred varieties of vegetables, fruit, flowers, perennial greenery, and herbs as they naturally come into season.

Our farm is part of a larger 700-acre property permanently held under conservation easement as protected wildland and also the founding property of the Sonoma Land Trust. We farm responsibly with our natural resources and respectfully alongside our native California oak woodlands and wildlife. It is our mission, and always has been, to farm in balance with nature.

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A Big Summer Finale...and Fall's Approach

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It feels like summer has been one big, productive whirlwind here at Oak Hill Farm (of course, that's just what we want). Our fields are alive with summer's standouts:  bright sunflowers, endless cherry tomatoes, giant melons, tall rows of corn, sweet-smelling basil and more.  The field crews have been hard at work harvesting to keep our store shelves and market stand full, but the bounty goes fast this time of year!  Customers have been loving the colorful variety -- we've got lots of new (and old) favorites that keep customers asking for more:  our "Orange-glo" watermelon, Padron peppers, Jimmy Nardello sweet red peppers, Golden Gopher cantaloupe, red Willamette raspberries, striped Armenian cucumbers (and the list goes on).

Summer in Swing!

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[slideshow]It's hard to believe we're already into July....the swing from spring to summer happens fast on the farm. May and June are whirlwind months at Oak Hill, with all the summer transplanting from greenhouse to field, the Red Barn opening, Tuesday Night market starting, and our harvests getting bigger each week. There's so much happening it's hard to stay on top of it all (hence my lack of blogging).  Luckily, Farmers David and Chuy and their crews are better at staying on top of everything happening in the fields.  Their truly busy season has just begun -- and won't end until November really.  From now until then, the crews will work 10 hour days starting at 6am.  Even in this July heat, they work all day long to keep the fields looking good and the crops harvested on time.

15101 SONOMA HIGHWAY | GLEN ELLEN, CA 95442 | (707) 996-6643