View of Heaven Farm is delighted to announce we are one of a dozen 2024 Grant Recipients of $4,000 from the Loudoun Chamber Foundation....

View of Heaven Farm is thrilled that the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors (BOS) selected the farm to share its work and mission as...

The team is delighted to announce that the farm was named “2023 Non-Profit of the Year” by the Purcellville Business Association (PBA) at...

“Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens” quickly come to mind when prompted to reply about one’s favorite things. In reflecting on...

International Volunteer Day is held each year in early December. Here at the farm, we had our friends from ATPCO come do volunteer work...

While astrological winter does not officially start until December 21, meteorological winter is indeed here on the farm, and we’re...

We asked the team what we should write about in today’s blog. The resounding answer: Thanksgiving. So we did an impromptu Giving of...

We love hearing from you about how much you enjoy the farm’s produce, flowers and baked goods. It means a lot to the team to know how...

The first freeze of the season hit us on Wednesday and Thursday nights, and while the night sky was clear and resplendent with beautiful...

Everyone here at View of Heaven Farm expresses our heartfelt gratitude to KOVAR - a Virginia Knights of Columbus charitable organization...

We lifted, pulled and stacked a few hundred pounds of apples today…as a team. There’s no way any one of us could have accomplished this...

Have you filled a bucket today? We regularly fill little blue produce buckets with tomatoes and raspberries, large bins with squash and...

September 23 at 2:50 a.m. marks the Autumnal Equinox, the first day of astronomical fall in the Northern Hemisphere, where the amount of...

Amen to the rain! We have made it through another dry week with some help from a smattering of showers. We once again tried to offset dry...

We do things differently at View of Heaven Farm. We strive for sustainability in everything we do, and our new greenhouse hydroponics...

Work on the farm can be intense sometimes. It is time-sensitive, weather-dependent, influenced by the physical environment and sometimes...

There’s a change in the air this week. The cooler breezes and very dry weather have the wind whispering through the tree leaves that fall is approaching. Crickets and tree frogs are singing, goldfinch perch atop the fence and flit among the fading sunflowers in hopes of seeds, and the sycamores are already dropping dry leaves that get kicked up and swirl on the dusty road. We got a drop or two of rain on Friday, but have had to rely on a lot of watering. Thank you to those wh

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