Flavourful, fresh, nutrient-dense food grown on the Bruce Peninsula
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Polka Dot Hen Produce
Erin Gundy sells fresh produce at her Polka Dot Hen Produce stand every Friday at the Wiarton Farmers’ Market.
We passionately grow flavourful, fresh, nutrient-dense food as we regenerate the land.
Polka Dot Hen Produce is the market garden enterprise located at BirdsNest Garden Farm.
Serving local communities with nutritious food and ideas.
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Our goal
Our farm’s goal is to be an abundant hub for folks to buy excellent food, learn about growing their own food, and come together to build community.
Our growing methods encourage soil health. We rely on compost, minerals and green cover crops to feed our soil biology.
Bees, butterflies and birds are welcome partners in the gardens. We create and improve habitat for our wild neighbours.
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Birds Nest Garden Farm
We exchange great ideas with visitors about gardening, farming and off-grid living. Guests are able to explore a beautiful regenerating landscape.
Lambs and chickens roam the pasture at Birds Nest Garden Farm
Our off-grid home is made of cordwood and straw bale. Several of the buildings have green roofs.
On the farm  we not only grow delicious fruits and vegetables, but also raise heritage chickens on pasture for fresh eggs. This year we added lambs to the landscape over the summer.
We are located close to the Bruce Trail and several lovely hikes though forest and field.Â
