mbler Farm Wilton, Connecticut

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Beans Beets Broccoli Cabbage Carrots Cauliflower Collards Cucumbers Eggplant Flowers Greens Herbs Leeks Lettuce Melons Onions Peppers Potatoes Squash, Summer Squash, Winter Tomatoes Turnips Zucchini Mid July Thru Oct. Mid July Thru Oct. Aug. thru Oct. Aug. thru Oct. Mid July Thru Oct. Sept. thru Oct. July thru Oct. Aug. thru Oct. Aug. thru Oct. Mid. Aug. thru Oct. July thru Oct. July thru Oct. Oct. July thru Oct. Sept. thru mid Oct. Aug. thru Oct. Aug. thru Oct. Aug. thru Oct. Aug. thru Oct. Sept. thru Oct. Aug. thru Oct. Aug. thru Oct. Aug. thru Oct. Farm Stand Open Thurs. and Sat. 9:30 to 5:00 Print Sched.

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Important Links: Long Range Plans for Ambler Farm Special Events Schedule Growing Plans for Ambler Farm Directions to Ambler Farm Ambler Farm Key Sponsors History of Ambler Farm Ambler Farm Buildings Pictures of Recent Events Newsletter Become a Member of the Friends Of Ambler Farm Opportunities to Volunteer Opportunities to provide Financial Support Steering Committee Friends of Ambler Farm Board Links to Related Web Sites Join the Ambler Farm Email Notification List For Ambler Farm Information

In 1999, through the foresight of our Board of Selectmen, and overwhelming taxpayer support, this beautiful 200 year old, 23 acre working farm, was preserved for posterity for the use and enjoyment of all Wilton residents. In recommending purchase of Ambler Farm for open space, the Selectmen referred to it as "A Wilton treasure." After your visit we are sure you will find this a fitting description. While time has taken a toll on grounds and buildings, the enthusiastic participation of town organizations and individual volunteers has resulted in real progress to repair and preserve the beauty, and historic "feel" of this unique town asset. We welcome you to Ambler Farm, one of the last working farms in Wilton. Walk back through another time and imagine how it was for those who lived here 200 years ago. We are confident this peaceful place will "turn you on" as it has those who are contributing in so many ways to the preservation of this beautiful piece of our history. Come see us at 257 Hurlbutt Street in Wilton, CT For further information, send an email to: info-ambler@amblerfarm.org or write to us at:

Ambler Farm Steering Committee c/o Friends of Ambler Farm President 245 Hurlbutt St. Wilton, CT 06897

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Friends of Ambler Farm P.O. Box 7442 Wilton, CT 06897 203-834-1143

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