FAQ

At Sabaku Farms, we will provide a wide variety of flowers and foliage to cater to all your floral needs. Our selection will include popular flower varieties such as tulips, daffodils, anemones, dahlias, zinnias, cosmos and celosia as well as seasonal blooms like peonies and chrysanthemums. We will carry an array of foliage, including native grasses which can enhance and complement any bouquet or decorative pieces. Whether you're looking for a simple arrangement or a more complex floral design, our variety ensures there's something to suit every taste and occasion.

At Sabaku Farms, will provide a selection of locally-grown, regional produce, specifically the famous Chimayó chile as well as other chile varieties that were bred from heritage stock that add a unique flavor to your dishes. Our offerings will also include a variety of fresh fruits, and greens. You can find crisp apples, sweet pears, robust kale, aromatic onions, and garlic. By growing our own produce, we ensure that you receive the freshest ingredients while supporting our community's farmers.

At Sabaku Farms, we will offer multiple convenient options for purchasing farm fresh flowers and regional produce. You will be able to visit us at local farmers markets where we sell a wide range of our cut flowers and seasonal produce directly to the community. If you prefer a more consistent supply, consider joining our CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program, which will provide you with a weekly or bi-weekly box of fresh flower bouquets sourced directly from our farm. Whether you enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of farmers markets or the reliability and ease of a CSA subscription, Sabaku Farms will have a solution tailored for you.

At Sabaku Farms, we will offer a variety of unique and handcrafted products that cater to different tastes and needs. Our selection includes our signature homemade apple pie filling, which is made from apples grown on our farm and carefully crafted to bring you the nostalgic flavor of a classic apple pie. Salted Caramel Pear Butter is also on the menu this Fall! We will also provide a range of apple snacks, including dried apple chips, perfect for a natural and healthy treat. Additionally, our dried floral arrangements are beautifully arranged to add a touch of elegance to any space. Each arrangement is made with care, featuring dried flowers that are both long-lasting and visually stunning. Visit us at the local farmers markets this Winter to learn more!

Chimayó is roughly 30 minutes North of Santa Fe New Mexico and 15 minutes East of Española and was inhabited by indigenous peoples for thousands of years before the Spanish colonizers arrived in the 1600's. The name is derived from a Tewa name for a local landmark, the hill of Tsi Mayoh. Businesses and attractions in the area include, Rancho De Chimayó which is a James Beard Award winning restaurant featuring New Mexican food and their famous red chilé. Further down the road you will find the Santuario de Chimayó, a Catholic Church known for it's sacred soil and annual Easter pilgrimage of hundred of thousands worshippers to the church. Artists in the area such as the Ortiz Weaving family keep traditional crafts alive with their unique blankets, rugs and other fiber arts. And the Santa Cruz Lake, a State Park recreation area, features a beautiful lake for fishing, boating and camping.