Small farm • Big roots

Soil, hands, and heart in Oregon’s Willamette Valley.

Ezra Lee Farm is a small-scale farm dedicated to craftsmanship, sustainability, and the simple beauty of honest work—growing exceptional hardneck garlic, heritage crops, and handcrafted goods under the watch of a century-old Valley oak.

Hardneck garlic
Freeze-dried fruits & veg
Heritage crops
Handcrafted goods
View across Ezra Lee Farm fields beneath a valley oak

What we grow & craft

From the soil up, everything at Ezra Lee Farm is shaped with care, respect, and purpose. These are the lines of work that keep our hands busy and our hearts grounded.

Garlic & seed

Hardneck garlic

Carefully tended garlic beds, saved and selected year after year for flavor, vigor, and resilience. Our seed stock is treated as a long-term relationship with the soil.

Harvest pantry

Freeze-dried fruits & vegetables

Berries, fruits, and garden vegetables preserved at peak ripeness so the work of one season can nourish the next.

Heritage & handcraft

Heirloom crops & handmade goods

Heritage vegetables, herbs, and a growing line of woven and woodcrafted pieces made right in the farm workshop.

From the Farm Journal

Short notes from the garlic rows, the drying racks, and the workshop bench. These are sample entries you can replace with real posts.

SEPT • FIELD NOTES

Saving next year’s seed stock

This week we sorted, trimmed, and set aside the strongest bulbs from this year’s harvest—an annual ritual that shapes every future row of garlic.

AUG • WORKSHOP

First batch of hand-blended garlic salts

After curing, a portion of the harvest moved from the barn to the workbench, where it became our first test batches of garlic salt blends.

JUL • AROUND THE OAK

Quiet mornings under the Valley oak

Before the heat settles in, the farm slows to a hush beneath the old oak—watering, weeding, and walking the rows in the stillness.

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Stay close to the seasons.

A few times a year, we share quiet updates from the farm: what’s in the ground, what’s curing in the barn, and what’s coming out of the workshop.

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