Grow and taste fruit as good as Frostin.

Partnering with Our Local Food Pantry

We’re proud to share that Frostin Farms is now an approved donor to the Cromwell Food Pantry. Our fresh fruit and eggs will help nourish neighbors in need, right here in our community.

Every harvest we share is a step toward a healthier, more connected Cromwell, and we’re grateful to grow alongside you in making that possible.

Sharing the Harvest

Each season, Frostin Farms reserves 10 - 15% of our crops specifically for propagation. By turning part of our fruit and seed stock into young plants we’re able to give back to the Cromwell community by supporting local gardens, families, and food access initiatives. Our plan is simple: grow enough to share for free.

The Cromwell Harvest Circle

The Cromwell Harvest Circle is a community-powered initiative led by Frostin Farms to connect neighbors through growing and giving. We donate a portion of our harvest directly to the local food pantry, and we also propagate fruit plants to share freely with Cromwell residents., inviting them to grow their own food and, when possible, share their harvests back with the pantry. It’s a circle of care rooted in local soil, working together to nourish every neighbor.

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Little Farm, Big Taste

Our farm may be small, but it’s brimming with diversity and bold, unforgettable flavors. We grow with intention, choosing variety and quality over size so that every harvest is rich, fresh, and full of taste you can truly savor.

1/4 Acre Farm

278+ Fruit Plants

Berry Food Forrest

75+ Different Varieties

Mission

Our mission at Frostin Farms is to provide hands-on agricultural education and access to fresh, locally grown food — nurturing families with fruit as good as Frostin.

A Spray So Safe, We’d Drink It Ourselves

We’ve whipped up a homemade summer spray that’s safe, natural, and straight from the pantry. It’s made with milk, garlic, and cayenne to help fight off pests and powdery mildew. It’s the same spray we use here at Frostin Farms to care for our plants and protect our harvest the natural way. Want to give it a try? It’s yours to tuck away and use anytime.

A Peek at Farm Life

Two years ago, I turned a humble shed into a chicken coop. I told a Facebook group I was going to paint it—and they laughed. But I believed my girls deserved a cozy, beautiful home. So I painted it purple with cream trim, and their nesting boxe
🧄🌶️ A Spray So Safe, We’d Drink It Ourselves We wanted something strong enough to fight off bugs and mildew—but gentle enough to use around our food, our flowers, and even ourselves. So we made our own. This all-natural summer spray i
🌸 This hydrangea is thriving—just like the dream behind Frostin Farms! 💚 We’re building more than a farm—we’re growing a future where fresh fruit and garden beauty nourish our community. Every blossom, every berry, every ef
The Cromwell Harvest Circle is a community-powered initiative led by Frostin Farms to connect neighbors through growing and giving. We donate a portion of our harvest directly to the local food pantry, and we also propagate fruit plants to share free
Our first (very humble) donation to the Cromwell Food Pantry. It might not look like much, but we just wrapped up a full farm plan to eventually grow and donate over 3,800 pounds of fruit each year to our community. It all starts with a chicken and
🐓✨ It’s deep-clean day for our chicken coop! Scrubbing out nesting boxes is hard work, but it’s so worth it to give our girls the clean, cozy space they deserve. Nothing beats the peace of knowing they’re safe, healthy, and happy.
🌿✨ Starting something special at Frostin Farms! These are my very first pluot pits that I’m planting to grow into pluot trees (mix between a plum and apricot) right here in our garden soil. I’ll be letting them stratify the natural way
Yesterday we harvested blueberries in the gentle summer rain. There’s something timeless about gathering fruit straight from the bush, even in a slow drizzle. I’m planning to share a blog post soon on how to make our signature blueberry t