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With the season ending, we here at Deep Cove Farms
would like to thank all of our customers for they patronage. We realize that
this year was a little trying both with the weather and the production. We
plan on growing more heirlooms for next year along with some new ones I am sure
you will love. We also are priming up the green houses for that early herbs
and lettuce. Don’t worry we will
continue to offer and increase the Cherokee Purple and have the Ildi in but we are adding the Julia Child, Tobolsk, Hawaiian Pineapple Thai Pink Eff,
and the Black Zebra to go along with the red and the green. William has
promised to take better care of the peach orchard this year and the plums. We
look forward to the start of the 2010 market season. Have a good winter and
spring and good health. |
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Contact Us William Morris Katherine Ostrowski-Morris (410) 867-9162 Mailing Address: 20733 E-Mail : |
Located in the picturesque lands of southern
Deep Cove Farm has been owned and operated by
the Morris family since 1941.
A year-round operation, it provides the very best in fresh produce which can be
found at farmers’
markets throughout
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Deep Cove Farms offers herbs at the early season markets. The herbs are rosemary, thyme (English, lemon) ,French tarragon, oregano, lavender, parsley, basil, cilantro, chives, sage, and scented geraniums. |
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Deep Cove tomatoes are a sought-after delicacy which rarely last long on market day. Varieties include Mountain Springs, Pilgrims and Roma. The mouth watering and the ever-popular Heirloom tomatoes come in various flavors. |
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Numerous other vegetables make an appearance
throughout the year, including summer squash and zucchini, asparagus, okra,
lima beans, onions, lettuce, cabbage, broccoli, collar greens, kale, Mustard
greens, acorn and butternut squash, pumpkins, and several varieties of sweet
and hot peppers. |
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For a well-balanced diet, Deep Cove Farm
offers a wide selection of fruits to go with the vegetables. Damson plums, Bradford and Bosc pears, black berries and red raspberries share the orchards with peach trees that produce some of the juiciest fruit imaginable. Also on the farm
are grapevines, a cherry tree and one old tree that produces a fruit that is
a hybrid of plum and apricot, known as a “plumcot”. |
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Deep Cove Farm’s apple orchard is as old as the farm itself, and some of the original trees still stand and deliver their tasty harvest toward the end of each summer. Current varieties include Stayman, Ida Red, Winesap,
Rambo, Fugi, Russet, |
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The apple orchard ends at the waterfront on a peaceful tributary of the
Market Schedule
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Anne Arundel
County Farmer’s Market Annapolis Riva Road & Harry S. Truman Parkway Saturday: 7 am -
Noon April– December Tuesday: 7 am – Noon June – October Fall/Winter Hours: Saturday: 8 am – Noon Sept. 30 – Dec. 23 |
Piney Orchard Farmer’s Market Odenton Stream Valley Drive
off Rt. 170 Visitors Center Parking Lot
Mid May- Late
October Thanksgiving Special: Wednesday, November 22 Noon - 4:00 pm |
Severna Park Farmer's Market Severna Park Jones Station Road
April - October |
Deale Farmer’s Market Deale Cedar Grove United Methodist Church Parking Lot Thursday: 3 pm – 6pm July – October |