Welcome to the Millennium Farms website!
Here you can find vegetables, herbs and fruits like you remember from your family's garden years ago. Our motto is: "Where flavor comes first." We've been professional 'foodies' for over 40 years and our selections for sale are a result of the best tasting varieties we've ever found that also grow the best in the Great Northwest.
Not only do we have the largest selection of Heirloom Tomatoes and Peppers in Clark County and the Greater Vancouver/Portland area, but we have the largest selection of all types of Heirloom vegetables, herbs, greens and fruit as well. Tons of berries, melons, canteloupe, greens, cucumbers and squash too... all grown SUSTAINABLY without chemicals and NEVER any GMO seeds or plants.
We've been growing commercially here in the Northwest for over 30 years, and know which varieties of vegetables, herbs, greens and fruit do best year-in and year-out in the Greater Vancouver/Portland area. Instead of too many varieties to chose from, we have streamlined our lists so you benefit from our 30 years of commercial produce farming experience. We approach the Nursery business as educators and not retailers and are happy to share which variety for each type of plant to grow and exactly how to grow them! We have over 100 varieties of tomatoes and peppers alone, among our over 500 LISTED on this website varieties of plants, and each are best in this area for its particular use, taste and production.
HAPPY 2025 OUR 30TH SEASON! OPENING DAY SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 2025 to June 1, 2025.
We’ve been busy growing and transplanting all of our herbs, greens, fruit, and vegetable starts for you to enjoy this season. We have at least 80% of our tomato varieties available already and the majority are 12 inches tall or more! This season our weekdays we will open 2 hours earlier !: 10-3p Sat-Sun, 10-5p Mon-Fri.
As in recent years, we WILL NOT BE AT FARMERS MARKET and NOT at the Home & Garden Idea Fair (we're only about 5 miles away!), and again will be ONLY AT THE FARM, so please come and see us! Free parking and only 10 feet from the plants!
4/18 Update Newly upstocked today (by 2pm) and Yes we are open Palm Sunday and Easter!
Herbs: Lavenders: Super, Viridis, Rebecca Kay, Richard Gray, Scottish Cottage, Princess Blue, Wooly, Sussex, Seal’s Seven Oaoks, Provence, Grosso, German Chamomile, Strawberry Mint, Dill, Italian Parsley Flowers: Zinnia ‘State Fair Mix’, Lithidora Grace Ward. Vegs: Amish Melon, Charentais Melon, Hearts Of Gold Melon, Earlidew Honeydew Melon, Minnisota Midget Melon, Shallots, Butternut Squash, Sweet Meat Squash, Crimson Sweet Watermelon, Blacktail Mountain Watermelon, Moon & Stars Watermelon Green Cabbage, Cucumber Mexican Sour Gherkin. Last week for peas. Maxibel French Filet Green Bean, Blue Lake Bush Bean, Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean
4/11 Update Newly upstocked today (by 2pm):
Flowers: Bleeding Heart Alba. Veggies: Armenian Cucumber, Miniature White Cucumber, Boothby’s Blonde Cucumber, Snowball Pumpkin, Acorn Squash, Delicata Squash, Green Patty Pan Squash, Collards. Corn – Bicolor, White and Yellow. Onions – Candy, Cipollini, Leeks, Red, White Sweet Spanish, Red Walla Walla. Herb: Kentucky Colonel Mint.
Tomato: Longkeeper, Sunpeach, Green Grape, Yellow Brandywine, Juliet (Grape), Lemon Boy. Pepper: Bhut Jolokia (Ghost), Purple Bell.
4/4 Update Newly upstocked today (by 2pm):
Flowers: Cosmos Sensation Mix, Snapdragon Snapshot Mix English Daisy Mix, Salvia Blue Hill, Pansy Frizzle Sizzle, Pansy Delta Mix, Phlox Candystripe, Phlox Emerald Blue Herbs: Dill, Lemon Grass, Lavender Papillon Purple, Sweet Marjoram, Spearmint, Mojito Mint, Orange Mint, Stevia. Vegs: Red Russian Kale, Big Max Pumpkin, Rouge Vif d’Etamps Pumpkin, Snowball Pumpkin, Spagetti Squash, Butternut Squash, Yellow Crookneck squash, Yellow Straightneck squash, Raven Zucchini, Tomatillo. Cucumbers: Burpless, Persian, Lemon, Marketmore, General Lee, Orient Express, Pickling, English. Tomato: Genuwine, Mortgage Lifter, Sunpeach, Jaune Flamme, Great White, Rose de Berne, Black Plum. More Roma and San Marzano Pepper: Red Savina Habanero, Sugar Rush, Death Spiral, Komodo Dragon, Apocalypse Scorpion, Shishito, Thai Hot, Fatalli
3/16/25 Update: A few new additions this season:
Tomatoes: Green Zebra Giant -the original strain given to us by the creator Tom Wagner, with a beefsteak-sized fruit unlike the 99.9 % Green Zebra plants out there with only 1 inch sized fruit, but with the same incredible zippy sweet flavor!
Pink Berkeley Tie-Dyed - a very flashy pink with yellow stripes and green stripes in the flesh, with outstanding flavor.
Chocolate Cherry - an extremely prolific producer of port-colored 1 inch tasty fruit.
Peppers: Sheepnose Pimento - A very thick, meaty, sweet version of the Pimento, the best we know for canning or cooking.
Sugar Rush Peach - Pretty warm but with seductive sweet, smoky citrus flavor and a fast grower.
The new, huge Greenhouse 5 replaced the storm-damaged earlier one, and contains our tomatoes and peppers. Plenty of space for everyone including your carts!
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New Feature! Localized ACCURATE Weather Predictions and Current Conditions for Clark County!
We were the first in Clark County to put up a Tempest weather station in early 2020 and have relied on its forecasts since. So you too can rely on the best accurate, LOCALIZED predictions, here are links to local Tempest stations in Clark County (links updated 3/23):
Ridgefield: https://tempestwx.com/station/80209/
Battleground/Dollar Corner: https://tempestwx.com/station/17222/
Felida: https://tempestwx.com/station/46273/
Orchards: https://tempestwx.com/station/26713/
Downtown Vancouver: https://tempestwx.com/station/96367/
Hockinson: https://tempestwx.com/station/124808/
Camas: https://tempestwx.com/station/95822/
Washougal: https://tempestwx.com/station/70778
We have tomatoes and peppers in 4" pots ($3 and $4) and some in gallon sizes ($7), ultrahot peppers in 4"($7), gallons $15), 4" herbs ($4), 4" veggie starts ($3), veggie 6 packs ($6). Our fertilizer is $4 or a quadruple size for $10. We are happy to take your check or debit/credit card.
Sad News
11/6/24
Millennium’s Midnight Lady 6/5/2000 – 11/6/24
It is with very heavy hearts that we share with those that knew and loved her, the passing of our beloved horse Lady. She was a very skilled and dominating competitor, likely from her bloodlines of the two best Morgan lines of Brunk and Lippitt. She took Open Class Grand Champion five times at the Clark County Fair, one of the most competitive county fairs for horses in the country. Lady continued to love to compete and winning up to her passing, taking Grand Champion with Missy in the 2024 Winter Woolies contest at the Fairgrounds. She loved to drive a cart in harness on the road, do the obstacle course Trail competitions, ride on Trails at Whipple Creek and just loved people. Our daughter Megan, who passed in 2019, raised her, trained her and competed with her until her passing. Lady was surrounded by family at her birth and at her passing, locations only 50 yards apart here at the farm. Our pain in missing her is lessened by the knowledge that she finally is reunited with the love of her life, Megan.
Megan Elizabeth Stucky 6/1/88 - 1/20/19
Many of you knew our beloved daughter Megan, who helped us in every way at Millennium Farms. She passed away suddenly on January 20 from complications of SARS. Her obituary was in the 1/30/19 Reflector. A donation in her honor to the Clark County Executive Horse Council would be appreciated, as they have established an annual perpetual Megan Stucky Most Inspirational Award selected from the participants in the horse shows at the Clark County fairgrounds.
Check out our Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/Millennium-Farms-161410847323790/
5/1/20: Tomato Plants in the Tomato House. Some already 2 feet tall, largest in the region. Come SOON to get these big plants because they will be gone. Use a wrapped cage with water jugs or Kozy Kotes inside to start early!
Want to grow your tomatoes 100% faster? This Sungold went from 6 inches to 6 feet tall in 7 weeks inside The Tomato Machine. See our Planting Tips and Supplies pages for more info.
This tomato won the West Coast's premier Tomato Contest 3 YEARS IN A ROW strictly judged by taste, sight unseen. The awesome Pineapple heirloom tomato.
Contact Us |
EMAIL ADDRESSmfarms@comcast.net
TELEPHONE NUMBER360-887-4485
PHYSICAL ADDRESS1504 NW 299th Street
Ridgefield, WA 98642 |