I am the visionary of the Farm helping move things forward whether it be planting, web design, planning events or business management. I do a little bit of everything. I am often found walking the dogs, pulling weeds, planting and tending to cut flowers.

Our resident apiarist, blackberry conquerer and the steady force moving our plans and dreams forward. Conscientious and thoughtful, he makes sure I don’t get too far ahead of myself and brings a cool aesthetic to all our projects.

The inspiration behind our soon-to-be famous Lavender Cloud candy. She loves cats and has cultivated a special bond with Nemo, our not-so-feral barn cat. She does the heavy lifting on the farm: moving mulch, rocks and dirt whenever and wherever. She can most often be found lost in her music, dancing in the fields and cuddling Nemo.

Adept at noticing textures, colors and the inter-play of flora and fauna, he narrows in on the small stuff. Charlie is quick to identify birds, mushrooms and is a true scientist. He is curious and knowledgeable and shares his knowledge generously (you will hear his voice on the Forest walk). He is also a master at the drone and has taken many of our farm photos.

Always up for a snuggle, Walter was a “Foster Fail” from Hawaii and serves as the Lead Dog of our pack of two. He lives for Nemo’s “leftovers” and gets in touch with his inner-wolf if a raw bone is in sight. Outside of those moments, he is best characterized as a cat without attitude.

Nemo was rescued from the Kitsap Humane Society. Considered feral and only suitable for outdoor living but turns out, he is quite lovable (albeit slow to warm up). He is also a proficient mouser keeping our fields rodent free. Nemo likes walking the forest trail with the boys/dogs and perches for pets from Audrey Unique fact: he has polydactyly (greek for many digits); sporting 6 toes on his from paws!!

The most recent addition to our farm and possibly the most energetic, Whiskey Lou was rescued from Texas where he found the weather too hot. He loves walking in the Forest and knows if a coyote has been by in the last few hours. He is not shy about letting us know with the familiar beagle bae. He loves cuddles, groans when his ears are scratched and is still learning his manners so you are not likely to see him out and about.