Massachusetts Grown...and Fresher!
Your gateway to Massgrown farm products, specialty foods, and fun ag-tivities!
Flower Fun Fact:
The well known PJM Rhododendron was hybridized in Massachusetts by Edmund Mezitt, and he named it for his father Peter J. Mezitt from Weston Nurseries. Click here for pictures and more info »
Time to Plant Something!
Whether it's for Mother's Day, Earth Day, or Arbor Day, now is the time to plan your garden or landscaping needs. Click below to learn more about "Plant Something".
Culinary Tourism
Culinary travelers can find an array of regional specialties that span from the Atlantic Ocean shores to the Berkshires to the west: delectable oysters, maple syrup, apple cider, award-winning wines, farmstead cheese, to name just a few!
Chop Chop
MassGrown & Fresher has teamed up with Mass in Motion’s ChopChop Newsletter – a new resource to provide local health foods to Massachusetts families.
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Spotlight
Sheep and Woolcraft Fair
Mass Sheep and Woolcraft Fair kicks off the Fairs season. The Pioneer Valley Sheep Breeders Association, the MA Federation of Sheep Associations and the MADept. of Agricultural Resources will sponsor its Annual Sheep and Woolcraft Fair at the Cummington Fairgrounds in Cummington, MA. Click here for more »
Faces and Places
Graziano Brothers
Three brothers, Dave, Chris and Mark Graziano started a landscape business back in 1982 with a $1000 loan from their parents to buy an old pickup truck. Their love for landscaping grew the business into Graziano Gardens, a retail garden center, nursery and farm that they operate today. Click here for more »
