Scroll throught this page to see the different products we grow and make on our farm. You'll find Plants and Produce, Christmas trees, Wreaths, Baked goods, jump ropes, pet collars and sometimes more.
For 2026, we have bareroot strawberry starts availabe in 4 varieties. We will update here if we have other plants available to build your garden throughout the season. We will also update as varieties sell out. Orders can be placed by calling or texting Vicki at 503-307-1683 or emailing russellvillefarm@gmail.com

Developed by the US Department of Agriculture – Agricultural Research Service in conjunction with Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, Marys Peak was officially introduced in market for the 2018 season. Yielding medium to large sized berries of excellent firmness and flavor, they are a deep red color throughout. Considered June bearing, but ripen later than many of the other popular varietals and are often still available at the beginning of July.
Harvest: June Bearing – June 15th to July 5th

Named for Mt Shuksan, a prominent peak in Washington State, Shuksan strawberries were first introduced in 1970 through the breeding program at Washington State University. With Northwest, Sierra, and Columbia varieties in their parentage, they are large, with a broad wedge shape and yellow/red seeds. They are bright red and glossy in appearance, medium-firm in texture, and excellent for eating fresh, freezing whole, or for making preserves and jam.
Harvest: June Bearing – May 20 – June 15

Named for Mt Shuksan, a prominent peak in Washington State, Shuksan strawberries were first introduced in 1970 through the breeding program at Washington State University. With Northwest, Sierra, and Columbia varieties in their parentage, they are large, with a broad wedge shape and yellow/red seeds. They are bright red and glossy in appearance, medium-firm in texture, and excellent for eating fresh, freezing whole, or for making preserves and jam.
Harvest: June Bearing – May 20 – June 15

Introduced in 2006, Albion strawberries were bred in California and have Diamante and Cal 94.16-1 in their parentage. These high yielding, robust plants grow conical shaped berries of good flavor and excellent firmness, ideal for eating fresh. They produce multiple crops and are usually available throughout the summer months.
Harvest: Day Neutral – May to September, in 3 harvest waves.

Our chickens are free to roam the farm at their leizure. They are fed local feed from Union Mills feed store in Mulino where they make the feed there from thoughtfully sourced ingredients. We typically have eggs available year round.
We are always happy to take special requests as well. We bake all kinds of things.

We make all kinds of breads. Sourdough, whole grain, banana, small loaves, big loaves, biscuits, rolls and so much more.

From standard traditional Chocolate Chip to Snickerdoodles, Gingersnaps, Monster Cookies, No Bake cookies, Sugar Cookies and so much more.
Locally created right here in Molalla, OR

Any size can be made! More than 50 feet of paracord used per adult sized jump rope. Price range for individual sizes

Collars are made from webbing that is made in the USA and the D-rings are welded in the USA with YKK clips for maximum quality.
Orders can be placed by emailing russellvillefarm@gmail.com or by calling or texting Vicki at 503-307-1683
Our family has grown Christmas trees since they started being grown as a crop more than 70 years ago.
We grow Douglas, Noble, Nordman and Grand fir as well as Cork Bark.
We sell choose 'n cut and wholesale trees. Our choose 'n cut is at our farm on Foltz Rd.
Our lot of pre-cut trees is in town on W Main St.
We also sell wreaths and stands.
We have some other varieties as well. They are randomly placed throughout the fields. It makes for a great treasure hunt if you are looking for something a little different. We also offer cultured as well as completely natural (except they have been basal pruned for safety when cutting and convenience when placing in a stand).
We are open week days and weekends for the choose and cut. We do not cut in the dark, so the choose and cut portion is only open during daylight hours.
Feel free to call or text 503-307-1683 if you are wanting to check to be sure we will be open when you want to come out.
We do have a little store and some free crafts for the kids, as well as hot chocolate, tea and coffee.
We do not advertise that well, but that is intentional. Many families that have visited our farm since we did not have those things enjoyed the ability to get the tree and go without the kids feeling like they missed out on something they saw available.
If you just mention the craft or drinks, we are happy to direct you to them. We try to remember to hand out our small flyer so each parent can decide whether they want to check it out or not.


Douglas Fir

Noble Fir

Grand Fir

Nordman Fir

Centerpiece


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