CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. It’s a simple agreement where you purchase a “share” of the farm’s harvest in advance, and in return you receive a portion of what we grow each week during the season.​

Why sign up?
Your upfront payment helps cover early costs like seeds, compost, and soil, and gives the farm stable income at the start of the year. In exchange, you get ultra‑fresh, locally grown flowers and herbs and a direct relationship with the person growing them.​

What being a member means

• You pay for your share before the season begins and commit to the full CSA term.

• You pick up your share at the same location, day, and time each week.

• CSA members share in both the risks and rewards of farming—some weeks may be especially abundant, and in challenging weather years, shares may be lighter.​

Missed pickups & donations
If you can’t make a pickup, you’re encouraged to send a friend or neighbor in your place. If your share isn’t picked up during the designated window, it will be donated to a local non‑profit, and we’re not able to offer refunds, credits, or replacement shares.​

Communication
Before the season starts, we’ll email you with exact start dates and pickup details. During the season, you’ll receive simple updates and any important schedule changes via email.​

2026 Summer Flower CSA

$195 / 8 Weeks

Treat yourself (or someone you love) to eight weeks of seasonal flowers rooted in community care and ecological principles in Beverly MA.​

From early July through late August, you’ll receive one hand‑tied bouquet each week, featuring 16–18 stems of fresh, field‑grown flowers. Bouquets will shift with the season and may include sunflowers, zinnias, celosia, snapdragons, rudbeckia, marigolds, dahlias, strawflowers, statice, and other summer favorites—always what looks best in the field that week.​

What’s included

• Season length: 8 weeks

• Tentative dates: Early July – late August (start may shift slightly with the weather)

• Share size: One wrapped bouquet per week (16–18 stems)

• Price: 195 dollars for the full 8‑week share (about 24 dollars/week)

• Pickup: TBD

Member‑only perks

Flower CSA members also receive:

• Free seeds to tuck into your home garden.

• Select seedlings grown on the farm to help you start or expand your own patch.

• Specialty “experimental” stems and varieties we’re trialing—often in limited quantities—tucked into your bouquets as little surprises.

About the flowers

Green Muse Farm is designed around community needs, ecological principles, and herbal wisdom rather than just yields. Flowers are grown on a small scale, with close attention to soil health, pollinators, and the wider ecosystem. As a first‑season flower CSA, shares are intentionally limited so that each member receives a generous, thoughtfully composed bouquet.​

2026 Medical Herb CSA

$185 / 5 months - Monthly pickups

Build your home apothecary slowly, in rhythm with the seasons. The Green Muse Farm Medicinal Herb CSA is a 5‑month subscription (June–October) offering fresh, field‑grown medicinal herbs in their peak window.

What’s included

Once a month, you’ll receive 5 different fresh herbs—think tulsi, chamomile, calendula, catnip, anise hyssop, milky oats and other allies—bundled in quantities suited to making teas, simple tinctures, and drying for later. Each pickup is curated around what the land is offering and how our bodies tend to need support at that time of year.

• Season length: 5 months (June–October)

• Frequency: 1 pickup per month (5 pickups total)

• Share size: 5 fresh medicinal herbs each month

• Price: 185 dollars for the full season (37 dollars/month)

• Pickup: TBD

Member perks

Herb CSA members also receive:

• Occasional free seeds of easy medicinals to plant at home

• Select seedlings in spring to start or expand your own herb garden

• Specialty/experimental herbs tucked into shares in small amounts

• Simple usage notes and recipes so you know how to brew, dry, and work with each plant

This CSA is designed for folks who want to deepen their relationship with plants in a grounded, practical, seasonal way. Information and suggested recipes provided for each herb shared.