Native to Seattle, Angie Camp began her career in farming at Michael Fields Agricultural Institute in East Troy, Wisconsin in the spring of 1997. She returned to the great Northwest in 1998 and spent several years working for small farms and CSAs around Vashon Island. From 2005 to 2009, Angie held the position of Gardener in the Horticultural Unit of Seattle’s Parks Department. There she cared for ornamental and native plants in the nursery, greenhouses, and on-site at Seattle’s many beautiful parks. She enjoyed the time spent learning about ornamental plants, but is really happy to be working on a farm again. Nothing is more beautiful than growing food.
Native to Seattle, Angie Camp began her career in farming at Michael Fields Agricultural Institute in East Troy, Wisconsin in the spring of 1997. She returned to the great Northwest in 1998 and spent several years working for small farms and CSAs around Vashon Island. From 2005 to 2009, Angie held the position of Gardener in the Horticultural Unit of Seattle’s Parks Department. There she cared for ornamental and native plants in the nursery, greenhouses, and on-site at Seattle’s many beautiful parks. She enjoyed the time spent learning about ornamental plants, but is really happy to be working on a farm again. Nothing is more beautiful than growing food.
