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GOURMET HARDNECK GARLIC
Enabling the Food Alchemist
From our farm to your kitchen, we provide three varieties of hardneck garlic grown in certified organic soil without the use of pesticides or herbicides. If Mother Nature didn't create it, we don't use it.
We currently grow 6,000 to 8,000 heads of hardneck garlic. We offer three varieties: Porcelain (Music), Rocambole, and Purple Stripe.
We cure all our garlic for at least three weeks, in a dark, humidity controlled, and ventilated environment to ensure the longest storage life of our products (6 to 10 months). We also do not wash, scrub, or polish our garlic as this too significantly reduces storage life.
SEASONAL PRODUCE
In-season produce, sourced from standard food distribution companies, often travel thousands of kilometres from the operations of large commercial growers to their customers. Many of these fruit and vegetables are often restricted to hybrid varieties and are harvested weeks before their optimal date to reduce spoilage during transportation and storage.
Chefs are becoming overwhelmingly supportive of the “buy local” and “farm-to-table” movements as they can taste the difference between fresh-picked over “tired” produce.
Flowing Creek Farms is small and dynamic family farm that believes in transparent farming processes. We intend to stay that way. We grow specialty produce for local upscale chefs that are looking to distinguish themselves from their competition.
UNPASTERIZED HONEY
Flowing Creek Farms is actively preparing our farm for our honey bees, by overseeing grasslands with covers and wild flowers (native to Ontario).
We are scaling up our production up to about 400 Kg to 700 Kg per season.
SEASONAL FRUITS
Ever since I can remember, our family loves fresh apples. Flowing Creek Farms will be initially planting 10 Honeycrisp and 10 Novamac apple trees.
HOPS
Hops are the flowers of the hop plant used primarily as a flavouring and stability agent in beer to which they impart bitter, zesty, or citric flavours. The hop plant is a bine (not vine) that is trained to grow up strings in a field hop yard. Flowing Creek Farms is currently performing a feasibility assessment on building a hop yard on a one acre south facing field. Currently we are looking at goring three varieties of hops. Click on the images below for more information.