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What an amazing quaint little place to stay. A working farm, surrounded by sheep and land made for a relaxing and ideal stay.

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Victoria's Vegetables - web photo - owner Victoria Roth

Victoria's Vegetables

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Dinner with a friend at Boken (shameless plug for that good place…read morehttp://www.yelp.com/biz/boken-bend#hrid:5GYsTuHhgi0gn9J-uJt0Ng ) on Thursday night led to a bounty of tomatoes for my kitchen on Friday afternoon to enjoy for dinner on Friday night. Everything is connected to everything else. In this case, eating good food at Boken made my friend remember to mention the yummy tomatoes she purchased at the previous week's Friday market held in the St. Charles Medical Center (SCMC) Parking lot.. "You need to try these tomatoes" she said. If you live in Central Oregon, you know how rare are good tomatoes here. In particular if, like me, you've lived in some wicked good tomato growing places before such as New Jersey (seriously...the best tomatoes) and the SF Bay area. A recommendation for good tomatoes in Bend is worth following up. So on Friday I went to the SCMC market to find the them. The first thing I noted is these smelled like great tomatoes. You know what I mean. As I picked up and picked out my New Girl, Big Beef, Big Dina and cherry tomato selections, my hands smelled like fresh tomatoes too. Ahhhhh! Hubby and I had a tomato sampler for dinner to go along with wonderful spicy lettuce greens mix from Rainshadow Organics farm (also at the market) and a cheese baguette from Village Baker (also at the market). Along with a nice glass (or two) of Chehalem winery's most recent Inox release, it was a fantabulous Oregon locavore foods dinner with tomatoes at the center. The remaining tomatoes perfume my kitchen this morning as they wait to be our dinner tonight. I emailed my friend to thank her for the heads up. Now I've used Yelp to recommend Victoria's Vegetables tomatoes to Yeeps and other Peeps. If you try the tomatoes, I think you'll want to thank my friend too. NOTES: 1 ) A key reason good tomatoes are rare here is Central Oregon's growing season is short (really only a couple of months), the elevation is high, the rainfall is little (under 12" year) and the soil is not great for growing things other than Juniper. Victoria's Vegetables uses the Mittleider Method to grown theirs. Neutral soil and vertical growing are part of that mix. The owners like to share about the method and if you contact them you can also tour the greenhouses. 2) Victoria's Vegetables are at both the SCMC market on Fridays (2 - 6) and the downtown Mirror Pond Plaza market on Wednesdays (3-7). Maybe at the Saturday NW Crossing market too (10 - ?) which starts in late June.

Anker Farm - farms - Updated May 2026

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