What and Where

Tangleweed Farm is located in Tehachapi, California at 21192 Old Town Road. The farm is family owned and operated and features crops including lettuce, spinach, berries, and flowers in addition to the diverse warm season vegetables and melons available throughout the season. Each of these products has been naturally grown at the farm without the use of pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Unique specialty food items may be purchased at the Tangleweed farm stand in addition to fresh-picked produce that is grown on site.

Business hours are Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10am to 4pm. The farm operates seasonally from April through November with some exceptions. You may contact the farm at (661) 822-8806 or by emailing us. Feel free to contact the farm with questions or to let us know what the farm might do to better serve you as our customer.

Check the site regularly to keep up with what’s available at the Produce in Season page where the harvest availability is updated as the season progresses. You may also subscribe to the Feedburner on the right hand side of this page to receive this news in your email.

Please Support Small Farms

As a small farm, Tangleweed relies on each of you as a dedicated customer to support our mission. Locally grown is not only a growing trend, but a way of life that makes sense. Consider how fortunate the Tehachapi community is to have the small farm option as a food source and keep it alive with your regular patronage. This food has been picked right on site as it becomes ripe with no shipping costs or carbon emissions whatsoever besides some light tractor work each season. Please take the time to make the quick diversion down Old Town Road this year during business hours. Tangleweed wants to bring as much convenience as possible to you, but must balance this with producing the goods of the business and getting all that hard work accomplished.

Looking Forward to 2008 Harvest

The little orange tomatoes will certainly be available again this season! Come looking for them around end of July to early August. These sweet tomatoes were a huge hit in 2007.

Peonies are unique to the Tehachapi region since the climate suits the plant’s chilling requirements. This nostalgic and truly heirloom feature flower is worth a trip to the farm during May. Consider a bundle of these beauties as a Mother’s Day gift.

Olallieberries are generally suited to and grown in coastal regions of California, making their presence in our high and dry region evermore something to appreciate and savor in their sweet success. Mid-June through the month of July is the time in Tehachapi to come seeking this fruit.

A grand display of tulips has supplied the first abundant flower harvests of 2008. When you invest your money on cut flowers you want them to last as long as possible. Therefore, those stems picked the morning of their purchase is especially important. Flowers that have not endured shipping are superior since product quality is longer maintained for customer enjoyment.