Little Free Farm Stand
We live at a moment in history where now more than ever there is a necessity for generosity and a communal need to come together to help our neighbors. Due to the pandemic, many folks have faced financial insecurity and have had to sacrifice basic needs such as fresh food grown from our beautiful green earth. Seeing this need, the Little Free Farm Stand seed was planted and this is what has grown. Similar to the “Little Free Library” book sharing movement, the “Little Free Farm Stand” functions as a space for excess produce and/or plants from your garden to be shared to the greater community around you.
This free standing A-frame is built primarily from reclaimed cedar and pine. Built with modular parts, it can be easily deconstructed and stored when not in use.
Each unit is uniquely made, so please note that the sign and framework vary due to the nature of wood variation.
If your order requires shipping please contact us directly before placing order. If you live in the Corvallis, Oregon region we strongly encourage local pick-up. Please select the “local pick-up” shipping option at checkout.
Upon ordering, please allow up to two weeks for build. Limited number available.
This project is in collaboration with Brittney West of Plant Posse (www.plantposseart.com) and Gavin Tougher at Pith To Bark (www.pithtobark.com).
This free standing A-frame is built primarily from reclaimed cedar and pine. Built with modular parts, it can be easily deconstructed and stored when not in use.
Each unit is uniquely made, so please note that the sign and framework vary due to the nature of wood variation.
If your order requires shipping please contact us directly before placing order. If you live in the Corvallis, Oregon region we strongly encourage local pick-up. Please select the “local pick-up” shipping option at checkout.
Upon ordering, please allow up to two weeks for build. Limited number available.
This project is in collaboration with Brittney West of Plant Posse (www.plantposseart.com) and Gavin Tougher at Pith To Bark (www.pithtobark.com).
