The Cursory Nursery in Naches Heights
Our on farm, self serve plant stand is now open. Come on by for starts that are listed in our online shop, plus a few odds and ends. You'll also find packaged dried herbs and small bags of dried alpaca poo your garden. Located at 210 Ehler Rd. 98908.
The Cursory Nursery in Naches Heights
Our on farm, self serve plant stand is now open. Come on by for starts that are listed in our online shop, plus a few odds and ends. Located at 210 Ehler Rd. 98908.
The Cathaus: A Comfy L’il Picker’s Cabin Above Cowiche Canyon
Looking for a cozy, easy place to get away? Our 1950s picker's cabin is now available for rent. Sleeps up to three. Adjacent to hiking, wineries and orchards. Interact with alpacas, goats, and, of course, our free range, all cat petting zoo. Stay for a night or a week. Book a class or hide away, explore our books and take a nice, long air conditioned nap. It's not fancy, but there's lots to love.
2025 Community Garden
Our 2025 community gardening efforts will start this week and continue through September. We're starting with Sundays, 10-12:00 am. Another weekly session may be added, depending on the group's needs.If you're looking to learn, grow your own, gather with friends, meet new people, get your hands dirty and take home some of the bounty, please consider joining us. As often or as occasionally as you like. Some of what we grow will also be preserved for the meals we take to Rod's House . We'll talk earth-loving techniques while we
Beauty Pageant: Fresh Flower Farms of the Yakima Valley
With more reason than ever to buy local, we want to help connect folks with area businesses that are serving up goods while also benefiting our social ecosystem. First under the spotlight: Yakima's growing bouquet of fresh flower farms. Need something for a special occasion? Want to treat yourself or someone else to a flower subscription? Love U-Pick events? Here are six local floral businesses that offer a range of products, events and opportunities. Follow along on your socials, mark your calendars and consider supporting our area growers!1) Swan Seed
Pete Zaparti or Our Favorite Way to Feed a Crowd
Pizza. Unless you're some kind of hater, it's almost always a legitimate answer. Especially if you make it at home.Between running a guest house, hosting gatherings and feeding folks at Rod's House, we've been honing our pizza skills for some time. Below are our favorite recipes for crust and sauce. Whether you're feeding your family or hosting friends, it's a flexible, crowd pleasing option. And if you keep the crusts and sauce in your freezer, you might just find people stopping by more often!Crust (makes 4) No need to knead.
