SUPPORT THE FRIENDS OF HOLCOMB FARM
The Friends of Holcomb Farm is the nonprofit, member-based organization that oversees all the ways in which the farm serves people in Granby and beyond. Your annual gift of $25 or more makes you a member, and helps support the important work we do. We hope you'll join us, and connect with this special place -- this "jewel of Granby" -- Holcomb Farm.
WHAT IS FRESH ACCESS?
Check out this video, created by students from the University of Saint Joseph who conducted interviews at Holcomb Farm in 2022. It does a great job of explaining our Fresh Access program, through which we grow food for people in need.
VISIT OUR TREE TRAIL
Comprised of both mature and newly-planted trees, the Holcomb Tree Trail is located on the east side of Simsbury Road across from the main Holcomb Farm complex. Trees are labeled and the trail is marked with interpretive signs that teach visitors about not only trees, but wildlife, geology and more.
Follow Our CSA
Come to a free Arbor Day planting demonstration 🌳 at 10:00 am tomorrow, Saturday, April 27, at the Holcomb Tree Trail! Join Holcomb Tree Trail volunteers—who are also UConn Master Gardeners💪—as they demonstrate how to plant a tree and give tips on how to keep it alive and thriving. Get all your tree-related questions answered! Meet at the farmhouse parking lot at 113 Simsbury Road. We will walk to the planting site (about 1/4 mile walk and it might be wet so please wear appropriate footwear). No dogs please. Raindate: April 28. #holcombfarm #friendsofholcombfarm #granbyct #westgranbyct #ArborDay #plantatree
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Come to a free Arbor Day planting demonstration at 10:00am this Saturday, April 27, at the Holcomb Tree Trail! Join Holcomb Tree Trail volunteers—who are also UConn Master Gardeners—as they demonstrate how to plant a tree and give tips on how to keep it alive and thriving. Get all your tree-related questions answered! Join us for this free, all ages, educational event. Meet at the farmhouse parking lot at 113 Simsbury Road. We will walk to the planting site (about 1/4 mile walk). No dogs please. Raindate: April 28.
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