ALWAYS FRESH, ALWAYS LOCAL!

Endless Summer Harvest is the premier grower of gourmet lettuces and salad greens in the metropolitan Washington D.C. area.

We grow hydroponically in a high tech controlled agricultural environment in Northern Virginia, specifically, Purcellville. The farm's expertise is in providing delicious, locally grown, pesticide free produce, 365 days a year, for sale at farmers' markets, up-scale restaurants and specialty stores. 

The future of farming here and now in Loudoun County!

                          Recipes 

 
L'Academie de Cuisine, March 8, 2013

L'Academie de Cuisine culinary students from Gaithersburg MD visit Endless Summer Harvest to learn more about local food sourcing!
                        

 
The Loudoun Grown Expo, February 16, 2013

The Endless Summer Harvest booth before the crowds!

                        

 
2012 Rural Business Finalist

Endless Summer Harvest was one of four finalists for 2012 Rural Business of the Year. Mary Ellen Taylor and Chet Taylor accept their award at the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce Small Business Awards Gala.

Watch this short video produced by Steven Mackey!

 
2012 Green Business Challenge Gold Award

Endless Summer Harvest received Gold Certification in this
year's Loudoun County Green Business Challenge.
Mary Ellen Taylor accepts the award from Kurt Krause, Chairman of Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce.

  Endless Summer Harvest at the U.S. Department of State
  September 7, 2012    

  Endless Summer Harvest was asked to provide lettuce bouquet 
  centerpieces for the Diplomatic Culinary Partnership Initiative. "It was an
  event where a perfect head of leaf lettuce used as a centerpiece could
  shyly preen amid marbleized columns and a gallery's worth of paintings by
  the likes of Gilbert Stuart, Benjamin West and Charles Willson Peale
  and still not look out of place." (The Chicago Tribune)

 

 
Endless Summer Harvest promoting Farm-to-Fork Loudoun on
Fox-5 Morning News - July 24, 2012
 
Mary Ellen Taylor is interviewed by Melanie Alnwick of Fox-5 Morning News while Curtis Allred of Fire Works Pizza prepares a pizza using Endless Summer Harvest aurugla.