Small Rain Farm produces high quality vegetable and herb starts, seedlings and native plants and seeds.
We are starting seeds in the greenhouse. But see below for some of the early varieties we will have available.
fenugreek, methi
chamomile
ashwaganda
echinaciae
english lavender
thyme
basil
spilanthes
tulsi
mullein
eucalyptus
ashwaganda
rue
marshmallow
dill
nettles
rudbeckia (cherokee)
sweet alyssum
parsley
cilantro
balsam
japanese indigo
black cumin
echinops
ethiopian mustard
ultracross collard
kale
lettuces
dill
chives
2025 VARIETIES
DON’T SEE A VARIETY YOU LIKE?
WANT MORE THAN A FEW POTS,
MAYBE MORE LIKE A FLAT FOR LARGER PLANTINGS?
Email me (nikki@smallrainfarm.com) and let’s talk!
Small Rain Farm produces high quality vegetable and herb starts, seedlings and native plants and seeds.
Our varietal selection consists of seeds that are primarily sourced from BIPOC seed growers in the North and Southeast U.S. We are also starting to grow out our own seed and replant, hoping to promote plants that are bioregionally adapated. In addition to some standard and non-traditional varietals, we focus on varieties that are culturally relevant to communities we are in relationship with.
Small Rain Farm exists to nurture the land, grow within community and live out ancestral agrarian possibilities.
Where can you find me this season?
I am hoping to have few pop ups this year and also attend some markets below. Details to come.
Eno River Farmers Market
in Hillsborough starting in late April
Black Farmers Market in Durham
starting in late April-November