CROPS
 Asparagus (4.00/lb) is harvested in late April and through mid-June, depending on the weather.  We gather and sell about 2000 pounds of asparagus tips each year. We snap our asparagus when we harvest so the whole pound is tender. We almost always "sell out" on the weekends so it's always a good idea to order ahead so we can save it for you.

Rhubarb:(1.00/lb) Sold only in May into the first part of June. Great for pies, sauces (like apple sauce).  Traditionally the first "fruit" of the season.

Blueberries (4.50/pt) start in early July and last until mid-September. We have five different varieties throughout the season.  These are available already picked. 

Organic lettuces (2.50/bunch) start in early June and last until mid-September.

Cut Flowers: We have a large cutting garden of annual and perennial flowers and herbs with over 90 varieties available throughout the season.  The flower season runs from mid June through September with a possible week or two on either end (weather permitting). The plant varieties are selected by Ann and Sue and started in our greenhouse in early spring.  Check out the Flower Tips page for ideas on how to cut and handle fresh or dried flowers.

Fresh Herb Cutting Garden:  We have a variety of culinary and medicinal herbs, sold by weight, you can cut yourself or we will cut for you. Also, the herb garden is "open territory" for the cut flower customers.  Many of our herbs also look great in fresh flower arrangements.

Red Wine Vinegar: (8.00/375ml bottle) This is Puts' specialty!  He grows the French hybrid grapes, makes a wonderful dry red wine which is aged at least one year and then makes the vinegar which in turn is aged in oak casks. This is not some watered down supermarket vinegar. Use it as you would a good balsamic vinegar.

GENERAL INFORMATION 
We invite you to visit us at any time of the year.  Our growing season is May through September. We are open from 8:00 AM until 6:00PM Monday through Saturday (closed Sundays).   All of our produce is in demand so it is a good idea to call (or e-mail) and order ahead.  We will also make pre-ordered flower arrangements or can have cut flowers ready for you for a quick pick-up.  

MAP and DIRECTIONS

From Somerset:

Exit 110 on PA Turnpike. Follow signs for Rt. 31 West, Take Rt. 31 West 6 miles to Bakersville, Turn Right at Exxon Station, Proceed 1/2 mile to the white church, turn Right 1.5 miles to Blueberry Lane (there is a sign for the Putman Place on the left), Turn Left 1/2 mile, you're there. Our parking lot is a lawn.  Just look for the red sales hut by the gardens.

From Donegal:

Exit 91 on the PA Turnpike. Take Rt. 31 East (left turn from toll booth), over Laurel Mountain, Past Hidden Valley Resort to Bakersville (a very small town about 2.5 miles from the entrance to Hidden Valley Resort).  Turn left (sharp left) at the CoGo's Exxon station which is in the village of Bakersville, 1/4 mile to a white church, turn right onto West Bakersville Edie Rd and proceed  1.5 miles to Blueberry Lane (there is a sign for The Putman Place on the left) turn left, 1/2 mile, you're there!  Our parking lot looks like a lawn.  Just look for the red sales hut by the gardens.

From Johnstown:

The safest way from the north is to take rt 219 to Somerset and follow the directions above. 

The shortest route is "the back way":  We are located about 6 miles from Rt 985 (at the village of Sipesville) on the Bakersville-Edie Rd.  Take Rt 219 to the Rt 30 exit.  Go West on Rt 30 to Jenners Crossroads, Then turn left onto Million Dollar Highway. Continue to T at Rt 985.  Go Left (south).  Continue until the village of Sipesville (village on your left) look for signs for Brendle Egg Farm and Edie.  Turn right onto Bakersville-Edie Road.  Follow this road through the villages of Edie and Allenvale.  The main road has a double yellow line. There are some strange turns on this road;  just "follow the yellow lines" and you will be OK.  The road will cross over the PA Turn Pike,  Blueberry lane is 1.5 miles after you cross the Turn Pike on your right. There is a sign for The Putman Place on the right; turn right, follow the lane almost to the end (about 1/2 mile).  Our parking lot is a lawn.  Just look for the red sales hut by the gardens.