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Right now on the farm: Putting the farm to bed Last harvests, garlic planting, and hoophouse plastic pulled tight before the snow. Early-bird CSA signups are open — lock in next summer now.

Three ways to eat from our fields

  • bokchoy crate — Tiny Seed Farm

    The CSA box

    A weekly box of the harvest, June–October. Small $32/wk, Large $42/wk — pick up at a neighborhood stop or get home delivery. Add fall and you're covered for 24 weeks.

    Yes, I want vegetables 
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    The Salad CSA

    New for 2027: two signature salad mixes plus a seasonal salad item, every week, $15. The easiest possible way to start. Four-week trial: $60.

    Start embarrassingly small 
  • purple broccoli — Tiny Seed Farm

    Farm Flex

    Load farm dollars, spend them on anything we grow — boxes, markets, flowers. Every cent tracked in your member portal. Loyalty bonus included.

    Money, but make it farm 
Tiny Seed Farm on the Kretschmann land

Fifty years of organic farming. New hands, same soil.

In 1993, Don and Becky Kretschmann started one of Pittsburgh's first CSAs on this land. When they retired, they went looking for someone as passionate about organic farming as they were. They found a former employee: Todd. The township newsletter says it best — thank them for taking on the challenge to continue the life's work of Don and Becky.

Read the whole story

People say nice things (we didn't pay them)

  • “Worth its weight in gold.”

    “If anything goes wrong, Todd and the team will make it right. It feels like they really care about the experience of the members.” — Kelly C., member

  • “You just don't get this in a grocery store.”

    “I love the quality of Tiny Seed's produce. In particular, the heirloom tomatoes in my share every week during tomato season.” — Gloria R., member

  • “When my favorite farm retired…”

    “…it took me several attempts to find a new farm that I loved. I found it!” — Laura M., member
crew peapods — Tiny Seed Farm

No stop in your neighborhood? Start one.

Our boxes travel to neighborhood stops all over greater Pittsburgh — front porches, markets, favorite corners. Gather 12–15 neighbors and we'll add a stop on your street. Hosts get 25% off their share.

Become a stop host
Tiny Seed Farm on the Kretschmann land

Tiny Seed Fleurs: flowers with your name on them

A designed, farm-grown bouquet every week or every other week, June through October — the only long-season flower subscription in Pittsburgh. Pick up at a stop, have it ride along with your CSA box, or get it delivered home.

See flower subscriptions
dahlias sunset — Tiny Seed Farm

Coming 2027: certified organic dahlia tubers, shipped anywhere in the US.

Field-grown on our certified-organic hillside, dug and divided by the Tiny Seed Fleurs team. Quantities limited to what we can divide well — the waitlist gets first pick.

Join the tuber waitlist