9627 Leesburg Pike
Vienna, VA 22182
Ph/Fax: 703-759-2119


Mom's Apple Pie

Delicious pies, breads, and cookies made in Virginia!

Eco Friendly Foods

100% "Pasture Pure" grass-grown beef, pork, lamb, poultry and eggs.

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The Vienna Stand

Stand in Vienna The main roadside stand is on Leesburg Pike (Route 7), four miles west of Tysons Corner in Fairfax County. The farm is on the south side of the road. Coming from the east, you must go past the farm, make a U-turn at Middleton Ridge Road and immediately get into the turn lane to make a right. From the west, we are two miles east of Baron Cameron Ave (Route 606).

The stand is open from July 1- November 1, closed on Mondays (open July 4 and Labor Day). We sell our own produce, sweet corn from the Eastern Shore (conventionally grown), pies from Mom's Apple Pie Company (delivered daily), locally produced jams and jellies and honey. In the fall, our display expands to include pumpkins, cider, apples, winter squash, gourds, and other farm frou-frou.

We grow most of our vegetables at our Purcellville farm. At this location, we distribute CSA shares on Wednesday afternoons from June 16 to October 30, but the farm is not open for casual visitors. You may contact us if you are interested in buying a CSA share to be picked up at that farm.

We give tours at the Vienna farm to school groups, camps, and other organized groups. Please contact us for more information.

The Purcellville Stand

The new Purcellville roadside stand is open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from noon to 6pm.

Farm Tours

Farm tour We no longer give tours at the Purcellville farm.

Directions from the east:

(Takes about an hour from DC or Arlington.)

Take the Dulles Toll Road west, and continue on to the Greenway. Exit at the end, heading west on Route 7. Go north on Route 9 toward Hillsboro. Five miles to the traffic light at Route 287, Berlin Turnpike. Go right at the light, and then look for the sign for Potomac Vegetable Farms on the left, about a half mile up the road.

Directions from Purcellville:

(Takes about ten minutes.)

Go four miles north on Route 287, cross Route 9, go one half mile to farm on left.

Farmers' Markets

Arlington Farmers' Market From mid-April to Thanksgiving, we sell our vegetables at local farmers markets. The array of food changes with the season. In April and May, we have a wide selection of bedding plants (annuals).