Peace and Plenty Farm

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Certified Organic California Grown Saffron Quick shop

Peace and Plenty Farm

Certified Organic California Grown Saffron

from $25.00 USD

Certified Organic Heirloom Walnuts Quick shop

Peace and Plenty Farm

Certified Organic Heirloom Walnuts

$5.00 USD

Farm Stays

Come stay on the farm and enjoy the peace and plenty.


Recent Reviews:

"As city folks with dreams of a more provincial life, the Peace and Plenty farm was the perfect place to getaway and temporarily satisfy that dream. The quaint little home sits on a gorgeous property with views of a farm; there's nothing like waking up and having coffee with these kind of views and the calming aromas of country life - fresh air! "

"Our stay at the saffron farm was wonderful! The farm is beautiful, quiet and peaceful. And the cottage was all that, and more! It’s a space you don’t want to leave with it’s thoughtful touches, incredible design and comfortable everything."

"Such an amazing place! I felt so welcomed. The perfect retreat!"

". . . a slice of heaven . . . The farm itself is a wonder with its rows and rows of saffron crocus, large and lush open green fields and a creek flowing through the property. There is a hen house and you can take home fresh organic eggs as well as a multitude of other delicious products including the top rated saffron, jams, preserves, oils and nuts, all made and grown on site. I can’t sing the praises high enough. This place is a true gem. Come once and you will be planning your next visit before you even leave. I promise".

Click here for details for our Airbnb cottage.

and here for our new Tentrr Site!

Life on Peace and Plenty Farm

Therapy

Therapy

I have some trauma about being left alone.  It's too long of a story for now and perhaps too deep and sad for me to graze over, but suffice it to say that I should have probably spent some of the last 4 decades of my life in therapy to get a handle on it.  

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Saffron Crocus Year

Saffron Crocus Year

When a saffron crocus corm (a corm being similar to, but not a true bulb) is growing and reproducing, the "daughter" corms feed off of the "mother" corm and grow in size as the mother eventually becomes just a small, dried-out and shriveled remnant that then disintegrates entirely into the soil. Each corm can make many daughters, and a successful saffron farmer hopes for many large, fat daughters produced every year, thereby multiplying their yields of saffron in coming years.  Plant one corm, and end up with dozens of saffron plants - it’s a great investment into the future.

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