ABOUT BLOOMSBURY FARM

Our farm is both gap & organic certified, a reflection of our commitment to bring the highest quality & healthiest goods toour local community. We produce the finest sprouts & wheatgrass in Tennessee using organic seed & growing methods. We distribute our products to wholesale & retail locations, & you'll find them in local grocery stores, such as Whole Foods, Produce Place & Turnip Truck, as well as many restaurants. If you would like us to provide you with our products, whether through a distribution center, grocery, or restaurant, we can fill your needs. 

 

 

LAUREN PALMER

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OWNER & FARMER

Lauren built Bloomsbury from the ground up & started by selling her organic vegetables & sprouts at area farmers markets. Since those early days in 2009, the farm has expanded, producing a wide array of fresh vegetables, fruits, sprouts, & herbs for the markets, local businesses, & wholesalers in & around nashville & the greater region.

 

 

BLOOMING WHERE PLANTED 
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Lauren has a bachelor’s in Social Work & a Master’s in Management. Combing her education with a life-long desire to cultivate & provide the highest-quality organic produce, to educate her community about the land & the importance of the food we eat, & to be able to walk to work every morning while raise her daughter with the same love for the earth her parents instilled in her is not only her passion, but also a true gift. We are all blooming where we have been planted.

 “A love of farming has been passed down through generations of my family. My father was raised by his grandparents on a dairy farm, & though they were forced out by the Army Corp of Engineers & Eminent Domain, his love of the land & its gifts only deepened. his motto for our family has always been “Bloom where you were planted.” like my father, my mother possesses a deep reverence for the land, &, after ten years of searching, they found a place where their shared love of it could take root, a place where they cultivated my passion for it, & a place where I hope to pass the same on to my own daughter— the place we named Bloomsbury Farm.”