Thank you for another fabulous year
We were blessed with another great year surrounded by family, friends, wonderful customers and the ability to do what we love! Thank you for another successful year , we truly appreciate the support and business. Pezza Farm in Johnston will be closed until March 15, 2020. However, Pezza Farm East Greenwich will be open Saturdays 9-1 starting January 11.
We were blessed with another great year surrounded by family, friends, wonderful customers and the ability to do what we love! Thank you for another successful year , we truly appreciate the support and business. Pezza Farm in Johnston will be closed until March 15, 2020. However, Pezza Farm East Greenwich will be open Saturdays 9-1 starting January 11.
Our winter months
It is hard to believe that it's already Winter and with that we begin our greenhouse preparations. Our family will be busy in the greenhouses getting ready for the Spring . We take pride in everything we grow, from the seed we sow to the produce we harvest. All our crops are GMO free and grown with our GAP certification and all natural practices. When you shop at our farm/garden center please know you are supporting a family owned and operated farm now being run by 3 generations!! Thank you for your business
It is hard to believe that it's already Winter and with that we begin our greenhouse preparations. Our family will be busy in the greenhouses getting ready for the Spring . We take pride in everything we grow, from the seed we sow to the produce we harvest. All our crops are GMO free and grown with our GAP certification and all natural practices. When you shop at our farm/garden center please know you are supporting a family owned and operated farm now being run by 3 generations!! Thank you for your business
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Celebrating over 70 years!
Pezza Farm is celebrating over 70 years of family owned and operated. Our Farm was purchased in 1947 by my Grandfather when my dad was 5 years old. The farm has gone through many changes over the years, adapting in the process. Needless to say, we are grateful to our customers for giving us the opportunity to do what we love, and keeping the importance of loving the land in the family. 
Where did the animals go??
The Animal Area is open daily 10-3:30with a fee of $1.00 per person. which includes animal feed. We have new additions to our animal menagerie, Eye-ore and Barney the donkeys have joined the farm family as have 2 new baby calf's so far, with more to come. If you drive in you may notice something a bit different and many of our customers are asking the same question, " Where did the animals go?" . For the safety of our customers and for the well being of our animals we moved the animals to the back part of the greenhouse, it has been a long time coming. Too may people were feeding them items that were making them ill & chasing the chickens. Our animals now have the opportunity to graze in our fields and not be locked up in pens. We still offer food to feed them, and you may still visit them. However if you do not wish to feed them do not go up to the pens, this is not fair to the animals since they will be expecting a treat and may nip when you reach your hand out. We have goats, chickens, turkeys, Pokey the pony and the miniature horses, Lily & Cheyenne to visit. Keep the Weeds out
Our Straw that we sell is dual purpose, is also known as garden straw. It makes a perfect decoration, but unlike hay or other straw this can be used at the end of the season to cover your perennials & shrubs for winter protection or throw it in your veggie garden to make a fantastic compost and place a layer of newspaper down with the straw on top making it a natural weed barrier. This being that the wheat and seeds have already been harvested from it so it will not have the seed in it like the other type promoting troublesome weeds and rye in your garden. |
The Pezza Family
Pezza Farm has been family owned, operated and maintained by us, the Pezza's since 1947. We love what we do, and are grateful that we have been able to do so. We truly believe in the importance of taking care of the land. This is our life, our livelihood and do not want to do anything to jeopardize that, in addition if we take care of it in return the land will take care of us. Using natural chemicals is something we also believe in, we grow what we eat and always want to offer a quality product to our customers. |