Mountain Mama's
is a Nursery, Demonstration Garden, Backyard Wildlife Habitat
and Sustainable Suburban Farm
Mountain Mama's offers the very best in FRESH, LOCAL, SUSTAINABLY GROWN and IN-SEASON PRODUCE. It provides fruit to individuals by arrangement. To be added to the email list, please submit the form provided.
The garden features more than 35 fruit trees, canes and vines
including a number of unique varieties. Produce is grown in
a peaceful garden setting amidst numerous California natives
and plants from other Mediterranean-climate areas of the world.
Mountain Mama's was one of the first gardens to be certified
as a Backyard Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Federation.
It is a diverse garden with 400 species of plants represented.
The garden is maintained with the philosophy that nothing
organic leaves the site and nothing known to be toxic
enters.
To visit the garden, verify availability of plants or produce,
or to find out about future classes in the garden, call Judy
at 925-937-3044 or email her at jadlermtnmama@sbcglobal.net
Adler Adventure Garden- a place where the principles of ecology come into play
 This 1/2 acre area exemplifies what can grow without supplemental water in central Contra Costa County. It contains plants from Mediterranean climates around the world, but the emphasis is on California natives. It is a place to explore the history of California, observe the relationships between plants and pollinators, and learn how to create wildlife habitat. It is a place to play, enjoy nature and see how living things respond to and shape their environments.
Fruits and Plants are Available for
Sale throughout
the Year by appointment or at periodic open garden days

Mountain
Mama's Fruit Stand honored by Diablo
Magazine
Please download
the interview (pdf file, 1 page) with Judy Adler in the
July 2008 issue of Diablo
Magazine. Mountain Mama's
Fruit Stand won the "Best of the East Bay" Award
in the category for the best "Hidden
Farmers Market".
Walking the Talk
Mountain Mama now raises hens for eggs and captures rainwater to maintain the water level and water quality of her pond.
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