FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

It's the name of the creek that runs along the edge of the property. "Shickasheen" is believed to be a Native American/Narragansett Tribe word for "great spring".

No, we do not take back plastic pots. But you can recycle rigid plastic pots under 5 gallons in your recycling per RI Resource Recovery. However, you can not recycle flimsy pots that easily tear like four packs.

Because we bring our dog to work with us, we ask that you please leave your dog at home. Our dog, Riley, loves coming to work with us. If you see a reddish brown dog with a tail that curls up, that's her. She might bark at you at first but she just wants her butt scratched. Just don't touch her ears - they're sensitive.

Many believe we are the same farm but we are not! We're just neighbors.

We do not carry trees and we're just starting to carry shrubs/bushes. Call us or stop in for our availability.

We sure do!

We do not do consignment and only buy wholesale. You can send us an email with your information and website if you think your items will be a good fit in our store. We do have limited space in our store and unfortunately can not accommodate many products.

Please also be on the lookout for future artisan markets.

Yes! We also accept Apple Pay.

Please fill out our donation request form if you would like us to consider donating to your cause. Requests for donations must be submitted through our form. Please submit your request 3 weeks prior to your event.

Priority is given to charitable non-profits located within Washington County that focus around the environment, gardening, and nature. Not every request will be granted and we can not donate to for-profit businesses but are open to exploring partnerships with business that might be mutually beneficial. Thank you for your understanding.

For many reasons, we do not hold any plants for customers.