Farm Events
At Fable to Table Farm
Grow your own. Start with the best.
Join us on selected spring weekends as Fable to Table opens the nursery and farm to the public.
Browse thousands of healthy, spray-free seedlings, grown right here on the farm. We’ll have vegetables, herbs, flowers and a few unusual varieties you won’t often find in garden centres.
Whether you’re planting a few pots or a full vegetable garden, we’ll help you choose varieties that suit the season.
You’ll find:
Vegetable seedlings
Culinary herbs
Flower seedlings
Heritage Tomato varieties
Chilli and capsicum plants
Seasonal growing advice
An exclusive behind-the-scenes morning at Fable to Table
Before the spring seedling sale opens, we’re inviting a small group to experience the farm in a way most people never do.
We’ll wander through the gardens together, visit the tunnels, seedlings and flower beds, talk about regenerative growing and the reality of running a small market garden.
You’ll hear what’s working, what’s failed, what we’re experimenting with and what’s coming for the season ahead.
After the tour we’ll sit down together to enjoy a simple seasonal tasting plate prepared from produce grown on the farm.
You’ll also receive early access to purchase seedlings before the public sale begins.
Guided farm walk
Behind-the-scenes tour
Questions throughout the morning
Seasonal tasting plate
Tea & coffee
Early access to the nursery
Numbers are strictly limited so everyone has time to ask questions and enjoy the morning.
You’ll leave with dirt on your shoes, a small bag of seasonal greens to take home, and a whole new appreciation for where your food comes from.
What’s included:
• Guided walk through the growing beds, greenhouse, and flower gardens
• Tasting of seasonal greens, herbs, and microgreens fresh from the garden
• The story behind Fable to Table — building a regenerative market garden from scratch
• A small bag of seasonal greens to take home
NZD $45 per person | Max 12 per tour | Approx. 1.5 hours
Closed-toe shoes recommended. We’re outdoors on a working farm — dress for the weather and bring your curiosity.
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