It’s happening! Saturday morning farmstand will be ready by 9:00 and there’s great variety!
No pre-orders, please. I’m still baking and there’s more to pick.
Menu:
1 Beets $3 per bundle (with greens)
1 Broccoli $3 per 3/4 pound bag
1 Mini broccoli $2 per half pound bag
2 Carrots $4 per bundle
1 Baby carrots $3 per bundle
5 Beans (green and yellow) $4 per pound
Cucumbers .50 ea or 6/$2.50
2 Kale $4 per bag
6 Slicing onions .50 each
Peppers: banana .50 ea, bell .75 ea, Carmen .75 ea, jalapeno & Serrano .25 ea
2 Sweet mini peppers $2.50 per basket
4 Red Norland potatoes $3 per 2# bag
3 Yukon Gold potatoes $3 per 2# bag
2 Swiss chard $4 per bag
4 Salad tomatoes $4 per pound
6 Roma tomatoes $1.50 per basket (at least 1#)
2 San Marzano tomatoes $2 per basket (at least 1#)
Slicing tomatoes $1 each
Heirloom tomatoes $1.50 each (large ones!!) ** read more below
Small tomatoes .50 each
Misc basket of tomatoes (small, cracked, cherry) $2
Yellow squash .75 each
1 Zucchini .75 each
4 Italian Focaccia breads $7.50 each
15 Peach crisps $2 per single serving
Jams – including freshly made peach butter $5 per jar
Chai latte mix $5 per refill bag
Cut flowers $1 and $5 bouquets
Fresh herbs, including bags of roasting herbs – great for potatoes, carrots, squash, onions
Wondering what’s different about heirloom tomatoes? They haven’t been cross-bred. Heirlooms remain the same and true to the original plants from decades ago. This means that they haven’t been bred to be perfect, round, bright red fruits. They have unusual shapes, sizes, colors, and are loaded with juicy flavor! Because they are so juicy, take care when handling them and use them pretty soon after getting them home. These tomatoes have not been crossed with tomatoes with thick skins or longer storage capabilities. Today, there are big harvests of Amana Orange and Carbon – so get ready to make a sandwich that will have sweet tomato juice running down your arm with each bite 🙂
Hope to see you in the morning!