Organic Farms in Plant City, FL

Plant City

Plant City

Plant City

Plant City

Plant City

Seffner

Seffner

Lakeland

lithia

Tampa

Whitwam Organics is a Tampa online nursery specializing in Florida-friendly organic live plants, seedlings, cuttings, and seeds — annual and perennial fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers — plus organic fertilizers, pesticides, garden soils, and micro-irrigation supplies. Orders are placed online for pickup or delivery; the nursery is not open to walk-in business.

Tampa

Sitting at 1108 E. Scott Street in the heart of Tampa, Meacham Urban Farm grows bio-intensively on-site and partners with other local organic farms to stock its farm store with vegetables, pasture-raised meats, raw dairy, eggs, bread, and honey. Think of it as a weekly farmers market open five days a week, all year — with chickens to visit, workshops to join, and school field trips in peak season.

Wesley Chapel

Lutz

Abby's Organic Community Farm in Lutz, founded by Abby Sayler of Abby's Health and Nutrition, teaches individuals and families to grow their own healthy organic food. Unlike a traditional co-op or CSA, the emphasis is raised-bed gardening — members learn to grow in their own raised bed at the farm or at home — alongside row farming, a honey bee lab, field trips, and summer programs for kids.

Ruskin

Hydro Harvest Farms operates on Shell Point Road in Ruskin, a Tampa Bay-area farming community, with a name pointing to hydroponic growing methods.

Tampa

Sweetwater Organic Community Farm is Florida's oldest organic community farm, growing in Tampa since 1995 with a mission of building community from the ground up. The farm runs a CSA with weekly harvest shares, a Sunday farmers market and café open 10 a.m.–4 p.m. (SNAP/EBT welcome), school field trips, volunteer days, and a farmer apprenticeship program.

Tampa

Billed as Florida's oldest organic community farm, Sweetwater has been growing in Tampa since the 1990s with CSA harvest shares, farmer training, and a busy calendar of school field trips and volunteer days. Every Sunday the farm opens its market and café from 10 to 4 — SNAP and EBT accepted — where members collect weekly veggie shares straight from the fields.

Haines City