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    Summer Creek Farm
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    Summer Creek Farm

    MD, USA

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    Summer Creek Farm is a USDA Certified Organic farm located at 15209 Mud College Road in Thurmont, Maryland. With more than 30 years of agricultural experience, the farm grows fresh seasonal vegetables and manufactures sustainable organic growing media for home gardeners, nurseries, and commercial farms. The farm produces a diverse selection of organic vegetables, including tomatoes, sweet corn, cucumbers, sweet peppers, hot peppers, broccoli, zucchini, and squash. Its main growing season runs from June through October, with much of the harvest supplied directly to regional grocery stores, independent organic markets, and contracted farm customers. In addition to fresh produce, Summer Creek Farm develops and manufactures specialty soil mixes for seed starting, raised beds, container gardens, greenhouse production, and commercial plant nurseries. Its products include organic potting soil, seed-starting mixes, compost, coconut coir, rice hulls, wood chips, and plant nutrients. The farm emphasizes environmentally responsible growing practices and develops soil mixes using renewable and recycled agricultural materials. These products help gardeners improve soil health, support strong root growth, and reduce reliance on conventional peat-based growing media. Customers can purchase gardening supplies directly from the farm by appointment or through participating regional retailers. Bulk orders and delivery arrangements are available upon request. Through organic vegetable production and sustainable horticultural products, Summer Creek Farm supports local food systems, home gardeners, and agricultural businesses throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.