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Atkinson Farms · Georgetown, Ontario

Soil First.Flavour Follows

Old-school methods, hand-tended rows and vegetables with real flavour. We feed the life in the soil and let careful growing do the rest.

A farming family since 1885Hand-tended + hand-harvestedNo chemical sprays or herbicidesGrown in small, carefully tended batchesPicked for flavour—not shelf lifeSeasonal vegetables, never forcedOld-school methods, living soil
Illustrated Humble Garden field viewed through a vine-covered wooden trellis

This week’s harvest

End-of-Season Harvest Bag

$20.00 / bag · Packed with garden-grown vegetables.

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The last good things from the rows

End-of-SeasonHarvest Bag.

Sunday, October 18 · Delivery around Halton Hills

A little of the season’s harvest, picked and packed for your kitchen.

Inside each bag: 2 lb San Marzano tomatoes, 1 pint Sungolds, a bunch each of kale, carrots and beets, and 1 green pepper.

Per bag$20.00 / bag
Standard local delivery$5 CAD

Delivery from 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Order while supplies last. Full availability and delivery details are in the Farm Stand.

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Photo of End-of-Season Harvest Bag
A good little harvest, brought to your door.

End-of-season field sale

Pick the rows.99¢ a pound.

Starting Friday, October 2, 2026 · Every week until deep frost

Everything available in the pick-your-own field is 99¢ per pound. Come gather the last of the season and help us clear the rows.

Friday5–7 p.m.
Sunday11 a.m.–1 p.m.

Selection varies and produce is available while supplies last. Deep frost or severe weather may bring the season to an early close.

Illustrated end-of-season pick-your-own sale poster with tomatoes, carrots, beets, cabbages, onions and peppers
The garden keeps its own calendar.

Fresh from the rows

Available right now

Picked by hand and brought in with as little fuss as possible. Anything listed here is also available through our online Farm Stand.

The garden keeps its own calendar. List updated October 19. Call ahead if you are coming for something particular.

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The Humble Garden rows with an old red tractorA real working garden—not a showroom.

Why Humble?

We grow the soil first.

The Humble Garden is a small family farm with generations of experience and an eye on every individual plant.

We grow without chemical fertilizers or chemical pesticides, without herbicides and without hormones. Instead, we feed the soil life, tend crops by hand and bring life back to land that was once farmed with glyphosate—one healthy row at a time.

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Old-school care

Hand cultivation, hand harvest and a close eye on every crop.

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Living soil

Organic worm castings, hen manure and insect frass feed the soil naturally.

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Regeneration

Cover, diversity and patient work that gives the land life again.

Watercolour harvest of a tomato, beet, carrot and leafy greens

A farming family

Since 1885Proudly growing in Georgetown today.

Good soil. Honest food. Neighbours welcome.

The Humble Garden glowing in the evening sun

Coming through the season

Keep an eye on the rows.

The seed orders are full of good things. Weather decides the exact timing, but here is what we are watching for next.

Heirloom tomatoesSauce tomatoesSweet + hot peppersCucumbersColourful beansCarrots + potatoesPumpkinsWinter squash
Ask what's almost ready

Come see where it grows

From the market to the farm.

Want to walk the rows, hear the story of the land or finally find out what is happening inside the green dome? Ask us at the market or call ahead to arrange a visit.

The Humble Garden · Atkinson Farms
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