We Specialize in Hardy Fruits Trees for Northern Ontario Climates.

🌱 Beautiful Field Farm & Fruit Trees — Almost Closed for Spring 2026 🌱

Our spring tree season is almost wrapped up!

Saturday, June 20th will be our last official open day of the season. After that, we'll be shifting into our self-serve summer setup through the Glasshouse Market.

🕒 Final Open Days

Friday, June 12: 10 AM – 4 PM
Saturday, June 13: 10 AM – 4 PM
Tuesday, June 16: 12 PM – 4 PM
Friday, June 19: 10 AM – 4 PM
Saturday, June 20: 10 AM – 4 PM

We’re excited to keep making it easy for people to purchase trees even after our regular spring hours have ended.

🌳 Remaining Trees — Self-Serve After June 20

Any trees still available after our last open day will be available for self-serve purchase.

You can:

✔ Place an order online and pick it up anytime
✔ Visit the farm and shop the remaining inventory in person
✔ Pay with cash using the farm stand payment box
✔ Pay by credit card using the online checkout instructions available in the Glasshouse Market
✔ Use the farm WiFi (password posted in the market) to place your order while you're here
✔ Take your trees home whenever it works for you

Please note that after June 20, all remaining inventory will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. We will do our best to keep online inventory updated, but once we move into self-serve mode, trees left on site will generally be available for purchase by anyone visiting the farm.

📦 Outstanding Spring Orders

Any spring orders that remain unpaid and unpicked up by June 13th will be cancelled and returned to available inventory for the final week of the season.

If you have an outstanding order, please arrange payment, pickup, or contact us before June 13th. Unfortunately, after that date we will need to cancel any remaining unpaid orders and make those trees available to other customers.

🥚 Farm Fresh Eggs — Open 24/7

While you're visiting, don't forget to stop by our Glasshouse Market, open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Farm fresh eggs are available year-round:

🥚 $7 per dozen
🥚 $10 per 18-pack

The Glasshouse Market has quickly become a local treasure — a convenient self-serve stop for fresh eggs, seasonal products, and whatever surprises the farm happens to have available.

📍 Beautiful Field Farm & Fruit Trees
2500 Old Highway 17
Naughton, Ontario

💛 Thank You

Thank you for another wonderful spring season. Every tree planted helps grow a stronger local food system and a more resilient northern community.

We're grateful to everyone who visited the farm, planted trees, supported local agriculture, and helped us continue growing food close to home.

🌱 We look forward to seeing you at the farm this summer!

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Help us "Grow"

We have big aspirations to grow from a retail nursery to a full onsite nursery where we will be doing all our own planting, propagation and grafting. This will help up not only reduce our environmental impact but also be able to offer plants earlier in the season and plants that have been hardened off in our exact climate.

With all that being said we are also going to be needing lots of mulch, planting material and compost. So if anyone is interested in dropping off any wood chips, leaves, grass clippings, yard waste, manure or compost we would happily accept it.

We are also looking for any pots you may have. Especially the larger 5 gal+ pots the trees usually arrive in. We will also accept any smaller pots, planters or flats.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to acknowledge the traditional keepers of the land on which our farm is located; Atikameksheng Anishnawbek and all other members of the Robinson-Huron treaty. I am deeply inspired by the practices and traditional ways of knowing of Indigenous people.

I am honored to try and continue their legacy of forming a reciprocal relationship with the land and mother earth as a whole. I will continue to strive to leave the land in better condition than when I acquired it so it can continue to give back for generations to come.

I hope that all our customers and contacts will adopt a spirit of reconciliation in all their gardening and landscaping practices and each do their part to heal the land and also heal relationships with all Indigenous peoples.

I would like to thank Manidoo Bineshiinh for her assistance in preparing this acknowledgment and happy to support her work at Manidoo Bineshii Dreams (MBD) a collective arts and food sovereignty space based in Atikameksheng Anishnawbek. I encourage everyone to learn more and help support this space.