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LILAC CITY HARVEST

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Meet the Farmily

Adam

The Land

Emily

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Born and raised in Texas, Adam grew up gardening with his Papaw. When the opportunity arose to buy a home with land in the Spokane Valley, he jumped on it. He hopes that his passion for farming can connect him to our community and cultivate meaningful relationships - and what better way to do that than through food?


Adam's talents include genius farm hacks, fabrication, project planning, and troubleshooting obstacles. He is available for services like greenhouse builds, high tunnel planning & construction, irrigation planning & troubleshooting, consultations involving improving efficiencies & reducing labor.

Emily

The Land

Emily

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Emily was born in Spokane and graduated from Central Valley High School. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Anthropology from Eastern Washington University in 2012 and has been a stay-at-home parent since the birth of their first child. She enjoys doing genealogy research, writing, reading, working out, and spending time with her family.


She is the "voice" behind our social media and hopes to be able to share fun and interesting farm-related information while also sharing a laugh.

The Land

The Land

The Land

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Lilac City Harvest is a 7-acre hidden gem tucked into a hillside in the south Spokane Valley. It is a privilege to own so much land, and it is our pleasure to share it with our community.

Our Mission & Goals

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Fresh & Local

Focused on the Future

Focused on the Future

Locally grown veggies stay fresh for weeks longer and are more nutrient-dense than grocery store produce.

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Focused on the Future

Focused on the Future

Focused on the Future

We farm to help build a sustainable future by contributing to the health and well-being of our community and the land that we steward.

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First-Gen Farming

Focused on the Future

First-Gen Farming

First-generation farmers contributing to a more robust local food system and equitable access to nutritious, locally grown food. 

What we grow

Our Main Crops

  • Salad Mix: a trio of green and red leaf lettuce
  • Leafy Greens: spinach, kale, arugula, cabbage
  • Root Vegetables: carrots, beets, turnips, radishes
  • Summer Favorites: broccoli, sugar snap peas, green beans, eggplant, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, cantaloupe, squash
  • Pantry Staples: potatoes, onions, garlic, scallions
  • Herbs: basil, oregano, rosemary, thyme, mint, dill
  • Flowers: zinnia, marigold, celosia, snapdragons, violas, nasturtium, yarrow


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Adam & Emily Powell

13902 E 32nd Ave Veradale, WA 99037

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