Cultivating Community, Harvesting Home
At 1737, we believe in cultivating more than just gardens we’re growing community, resilience, and a return to simple, sustainable living. What started as a small backyard garden during a challenging time has blossomed into a thriving homestead filled with fresh food, feathered friends, and endless lessons in self-reliance. Our mission is to inspire and empower others to grow where they are, to reconnect with the land, and to harvest not just food — but home.
Why You’ll Love Us
There has never been a better time to eat organic. Organic means working with nature, and we’re entering a fantastic time for organically sourced food.
- Delicious
- Ethical
- Sustainable
- Seasonal
“Excellent Service”
I cannot rave enough about 1737 Urban Homestead – this black owned gem is truly a treasure.
“Love the flexibility.”
The flavorful seasonings have become staples in my kitchen – I use the all-purpose seasoning on everything, and their real vanilla extract takes my baking to another level
“Fantastic quality”
Shop healthy and smart. Support a local Black-owned business. You have to check out 1737 Urban Homestead. You will taste the difference.
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From The Homestead
- Take a Chance… Grow Something | The Seed Machine at 1737If you grew up when I did, then you already know the feeling. You find a quarter.You see the bubble gum machine.You put the quarter in, turn the knob, and wait to see what you get. It might be gum.ItContinue reading “Take a Chance… Grow Something | The Seed Machine at 1737”
- Full Circle at the Homestead: Celebrating the Success of Our Chicken Processing ClassThere are moments here at the homestead that remind us exactly why we started this journey… and this past chicken processing class was one of them. What began as a simple idea sharing real homesteading skills with our community turnedContinue reading “Full Circle at the Homestead: Celebrating the Success of Our Chicken Processing Class”
- The Rooster CatWhen Your Alarm Clock Sounds Like a Strangling Feline Life on the homestead has a funny way of humbling you. When we added our American Bresse meat birds to the homestead, the plan was simple. These birds would be raisedContinue reading “The Rooster Cat”
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