Villa Nove Vineyards
Butler, TN
Hillside Haven Farm offers a wide variety of fresh, naturally grown produce. Conveniently located close to Elizabethton & Johnson City TN, Banner Elk & Boone NC. Enjoy local and healthy vegetables through easy online ordering, local farmers markets, and weekly CSA memberships! Farm pickup and local meet-up or drop-off points are also available. Healthy food comes from healthy roots! Soil health at Hillside Haven Farm is built and maintained naturally through organic material composting practices, rotational and companion planting, and soil testing. No chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, or additives are used at any point during production. Customers also appreciate access to farm-fresh flavors from Hillside Haven Farm outside of regular farmers market season, thanks to the use of high tunnels to extend the growing season.
The share opens with peas in May and finishes with squash in October — 10 crops in all, on Tennessee season dates.
As of October: pumpkins and grapes at peak; tomatoes, peppers and squash close to finished.
| Crop | J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D |
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| 🧄Garlic |
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