Meet the Kuhls
Who We Are
We are Liz and Dan Kuhl!
We met and married in Massachusetts. However, being a Michgander, Liz always imagined raising a family back on her native heath. So, now with two small sons in tow, we made the move back to Michigan in spring 2020. We’re so glad to be home and finally living the dream on our small farm in Chelsea, Kuhl Kitchen Gardens!
What you’ll find at Kuhl Kitchen Gardens
PRODUCE: We specialize in heirloom produce, offering our customers a tasty and exciting array of fruits and vegetables from around the world as well as many old-fashioned favorites. KKG uses exclusively heirloom- and non-GMO seed stock and organic growing practices.
EGGS: We also keep a large flock of heritage breed laying hens and offer beautiful and nutritious free-range, rainbow-shelled eggs by the full- or half-dozen.
BREADS: Our in-home bakery has expanded over the years to now offer a wide range of baked goods, including both sourdough and yeast breads, bagels, baguettes and French loaves, rolls, cakes, and cookies.
Breads and sweets are available for pickup from the farm, year-round! Please give us a call at 734-719-0681 to place an order and check out our “Events” tab for additional details and pricing.
PLANTS: Beginning in 2024, we will also begin offering an expanded array of plant starts and seedlings as well as cut-flower bouquets!
When to buy
Eggs, breads, sweet treats and craft items are available year-round from the farm. Please give us a call at 734-719-0681 for bread orders.
Produce, cut flowers, and plant starts are available seasonally, May-October.
Where you’ll find us
Kuhl Kitchen Gardens has a wide range of farm products available from our self-serve farmstand at 20938 Waterloo Road in Chelsea, as well as seasonally at the Dexter Farmers Market, 3233 Alpine Street in Dexter, MI.
Why and How the farm came to be
Despite her previous career in education, Liz always felt her long-term work lay in farming, and we wanted to build a lifestyle for our sons that would keep them close to and better in tune with the natural rhythms of the earth. Liz now works full-time on the farm as well as caring for two boys, while Dan works full-time off the farm (but still does his fair share of the chores ;-).
